New York Post - 03.08.2026.pdfX / @m_alejandr07 第六页 (纽约邮报名栏) ® 最终晚报 $2.00 星期一,2026年8月3日 / 雷暴,洪水,80° / 天气: 第 33 页 nypost.com H H 全裸跳桥 男子全裸跳下布鲁克林大桥——竟然幸存！一名精神失常的44岁全裸男子昨日下午在震惊的围观者面前，从布鲁克林大桥顶端跳下——并奇迹般地生存了下来。他在桥顶固定了多面旗帜，脱光衣服后爬上曼哈顿一侧的北塔，随后从278英尺高处跳入东河。 详见第 7 页
伟人们——该校第二届毕业生全部 97 名学生已于 6 月被大学录取，并计划于今年秋季启用崭新的校舍。“今年学校里的人都为尼克斯队 (纽约尼克斯) 疯狂，”由皮博迪奖获奖制片人兼剧作家丹·克洛雷斯 (Dan Klores) 创立的厄尔·门罗新文艺复兴篮球特许学校表示。“但家长们想知道的是：100% 的孩子都能上大学。这就是核心重点，”克洛雷斯说道。他补充说，现任明星控卫兼布鲁克林原住民何塞·阿尔瓦拉多将是今年冠军组中出席该校 10.15 仪式的三名尼克斯队球员之一。他没有透露另外两名将出席的尼克斯队球员，但表示其 1973 年冠军队的三名球员——学校命名者“珍珠”厄尔·门罗、沃尔特·“克莱德”·弗雷泽和比尔·布雷德利也将出席，此外还有 NBA 总裁亚当·席尔瓦。
职业准备 “这就像是埃尔维斯 [普雷斯利]、[布鲁斯]·斯普林斯汀和披头士乐队同台一样，”克洛雷斯在谈到出席阵容时打趣道。学校已从 1617 Parkview Ave. 搬迁至南布朗克斯 Mott Haven 区 Elton Ave. 647 号的一栋新五层大楼中。该校不仅专注于体育，还专注于围绕职业篮球的商业——范围涵盖广播新闻、商业、场馆娱乐、运动服装、营养学、物理治疗、心理学、印刷与数字媒体、法律和营销。学生在许多领域（不仅是体育）获得实践经验，优秀学生还可以出国留学。这座全新的 69,000 平方英尺大楼将设有一个包含播客室和编辑室的广播工作室。体育播报员玛夫·阿尔伯特和迈克·格林伯格在学校的咨询委员会任职。学生还将受益于舞蹈和音乐工作室、三楼一个 800 英尺长的花园以及一个巨大的体育馆。学校也希望家长们能享受新设施。“感谢慈善捐款，我们将在周末开放学校，为母亲们提供免费的儿童看护服务，”克洛雷斯说。该校的需求量极大：即将到来的九年级班级 130 个名额吸引了 900 名申请者。其学生中有 94% 为黑人和拉丁裔，且大多数经济条件较差，来自单亲家庭。
投篮命中！上个月，学生们聚集在厄尔·门罗新文艺复兴篮球学校的年度尼克斯日活动中。第二届毕业班全部 97 名成员已获得大学录取。
Instagram “门罗”毕业生全部前往大学 厄尔的智慧“珍珠”
南布朗克斯 Mott Haven 区 Elton Ave. 647 号的五层大楼。该校不仅专注于体育，还专注于围绕职业篮球的商业——范围涵盖广播新闻、商业、场馆娱乐、运动服装、营养学、物理治疗、心理学、印刷与数字媒体、法律和营销。学生在许多领域（不仅是体育）获得实践经验，优秀学生还可以出国留学。这座全新的 69,000 平方英尺建筑——
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《纽约邮报》，星期一，August 3, 2026 nypost.com 公众的智商，”斯图尔特继续说道。这位大脚野人猎人甚至声称他能证明这所大学在撒谎，并向《纽约邮报》承诺，他将发布一部纪录片，片中将出现一名据称来自康奈尔大学实验室的实验室技术员举报人。斯图尔特声称，进行该测试的科学家将揭露常春藤联盟针对大脚野人的阴谋，并披露 Dack 是真实的这一阴暗真相，尽管他没有具体说明该影片可能在何时上映。
“大卫对决歌利亚” “这基本上是一个大卫对决歌利亚的故事，而我们都知道最后谁会赢，”斯图尔特说。斯图尔特提出了极具争议的说法，称他在 2024, 年发现了一具腐烂的萨斯夸奇尸体，并于去年在纽约州大集市上迅速将其免费展出，他的网站声称有 60,000 人前来观看 Dack。一些批评者指责他伪造了 DNA 测试，试图借此提高名气，并为今年 Aug. 26 至 Sept. 7. 举办的集市制造更多噱头。他已经宣传 Dack 将再次展出，尽管展览依然免费。
萨斯夸奇“专家”来自大脚野人野外研究组织的马修·蒙尼梅克（该组织成立于 1995 年，致力于调查全美范围内的萨斯夸奇目击事件），此前在社交媒体上分享了该组织对 DNA 测试结果的质疑，称斯图尔特既是骗子也是诈骗者。该组织刚刚“确认”了他们认为在康涅狄格州的一次实际目击事件，一名男子声称与大脚野人面对面接触。
bcruz@nypost.com 作者：布兰登·克鲁兹 (Brandon Cruz)
这场大脚野人的闹剧真是越来越乱了！康奈尔大学表示，它从未测试过任何所谓的萨斯夸奇尸体——但声称发现了这些可疑遗骸的名人大脚野人猎人则表示，这种否认不过是常春藤联盟的掩盖行为。
自封为“蛇——大脚野人猎人”的查尔斯·斯图尔特上个月分享了一份他声称来自康奈尔大学的 DNA 测试报告。他称该报告证明了他声称在阿第伦达克山脉北部发现的 8 英尺高、300 磅重的萨斯夸奇尸体是真实的，且有近 60% 的尼安德特人基因。康奈尔大学告诉《纽约邮报》，这些说法是虚假的。
“康奈尔大学没有为 [斯图尔特] 进行任何测试，也没有提供报告，”该大学的一位发言人表示，并确认斯图尔特网站上标注为来自该大学的文件并非该常春藤名校的产物。
然而，这个江湖骗子坚决否认伪造 DNA 测试结果，并声称大学在共谋掩盖关于 Dack 的真相，Dack 是他给这具所谓尸体起的名字。
“我不会被地熄声” “康奈尔大学在睁眼说瞎话——我绝不会被禁声，”斯图尔特在给《纽约邮报》的一封激烈回信中写道，在被指责其测试是骗局或伪造时情绪失控。
“这并不是关于报告事实的争端——而是关于控制权的恐慌。我绕过了机器，直接面向公众。从第一天起我就被警告不要分享这份报告。”
“我还是发布了未经删减的 DNA 报告，因为我相信透明度，并且 and the Fur Flies over 针对野人 DNA 测试的‘常春藤掩盖’指控 Getty Images (2) Getty Images (2)
名媛变身流行歌星的帕里斯·希尔顿（上图）在周日走起了复古“辣妹”Ginger Spice（左）风格，身着一件闪闪发光的英国国旗迷你裙，在英国布莱顿普雷斯顿公园的布莱顿与霍夫骄傲派对上演出。
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com
红苹果 (THE RED APPLE) 作者：Carl Campanile
曼达尼政府正在启动一项新计划，旨在将重罪犯转化为美食食品生产者，并为囚犯提供“从农场到餐桌”的餐饮。纽约市惩教局已向一家总部位于科罗拉多州的公司 FarmBox Foods 授予了一份年度合同，金额近 $230,000，用于教导赖克斯岛及其他市政监狱中的囚犯——或称“被拘留人员”——如何在城市环境中进行“垂直”耕种。
“本协议的目的是为被拘留人员 (PICs) 采购一个垂直水培农场，以培养他们在获释后可以利用的一项技能，”惩教局在宣布授予合同的公开通知中表示。“惩教局寻求振兴其劳动力发展部门，以纳入与重新融入社会和降低累犯率直接相关的新颖且创新的贸易和技能培训课程。”
该机构的通知称：“基于对适合重罪犯的潜在贸易和技能的评估，惩教局认为在城市农业、社区园艺、当地及小型企业创业、当地及小型企业视角以及烹饪艺术方面的服务存在缺口。”
农场种植的食物将用于为囚犯的餐食提供健康的“从农场到餐桌”食品选择。
联邦监狱经验 FarmBox Foods 此前在佛罗里达州的科尔曼低级联邦惩教机构 (Coleman Low Federal Correctional Institution) 启动了一个垂直农场。该公司在其网站上表示：“该农场生产大量营养食品，并为被拘留的成年人做好获释准备，使他们掌握一套能够为社区做出贡献并降低累犯可能性的技能。”
垂直水培耕种是一种作物在无土的堆叠垂直层中生长的 method。植物根部通过循环的营养丰富水溶液接收矿物质和水，而 LED 生长灯则确保室内生产的植物获得充足的光照。
FarmBox Foods 的受控气候垂直水培农场可同时种植 7,000 棵以上的植物。这些种植箱安置在预绝缘的运输集装箱中，可种植叶菜、香草、辣椒、小番茄、微型绿植和树苗等蔬菜。
FarmBox Foods 在其网站上称：“生产发生在消费者附近，从而减少了食品运输里程，缓解了供应链问题并延长了保质期。”该系统配备了传感器和软件，用于控制所有气候条件，包括温度、湿度、浇水计划、照明、空气交换、pH 值和营养浓度。
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农民 (Farmer) 作者：Carl Campanile
曼达尼政府续签了一份 18.6 亿美元 billion 的合同，将由五个区的酒店为无家可归者提供紧急空间。这份与纽约市酒店协会基金会 (Hotel Association of New York City Foundation) 签署的三年合同代表了近 300 家酒店，期限从今年 7 月 1 日起至 2029年6月30日。
“在过去的 15 年里，[无家可归者服务部] 面临了多次危机，迫使其依赖商业酒店临时安置客户，”一名 DHS 发言人表示。
该发言人补充道：“DHS 不仅致力于维护纽约市的避难权，而且致力于改善我们所服务的所有纽约人的结果。因此，我们继续努力通过开设新的高质量避难所，逐步淘汰为有子女的家庭使用商业酒店的模式。”
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城市必须在“避难权利法”的过渡期间继续维持能力，该法律强制要求为任何在城市中寻求避难的人提供准入。该部门表示，截至 7月 31,，大苹果城的避难所内有 82,929 名成年人和儿童。“通过行使该机构与 HANYC 主合同的续约选项，DHS 将能够在需要时保留关键的酒店能力，同时我们致力于将更多传统的避难能力投入使用，在未来几年内减少对酒店的依赖，并对我们的避难所规模进行合理调整，”该发言人说道。这些酒店仅在需要时才会作为避难所启用，DHS 代表强调，城市可能不会耗尽全部 18.6 亿美元 billion 拨款。在疫情高峰期，城市严重依赖酒店作为紧急避难所以帮助遏制 COVID-19，并在数千名寻求庇护者被巴士送往大苹果城的移民危机期间继续使用这些空间。在移民涌入的高峰期间，约有 150 家酒店、汽车旅馆和客栈被转换为避难所。酒店协会表示，该团体在击败数十家其他竞标者后，于 2025 年 1 月敲定了原始合同。“这是 HANYC 自 COVID 危机以来作为负责任利益相关者的充分证明。在 2020 年 5 月至 2021 年 12 月期间，该组织以无偿方式在紧急情况下将 18,000 多人从避难所转移到酒店，”HANYC 首席执行官 Vijay Dandapani 说道。DHS 还将其“综合商业酒店计划”的一部分授予了两份合同。Housing Works 获得了 $47.2 million，Neighbors 4 Neighbors 获得了 $40.2800 万，用于协助酒店中的无家可归者及其家庭满足日常需求。
他们正试图保护这位同乡！一个全新的非营利组织计划在今年 10 月于布鲁克林揭幕一座克里斯托弗·哥伦布雕像——以此避开 Mamdani 市长和其他那些宁愿取消这位意大利裔探险家名声的仇视者。由美籍华裔州议员 Lester Chang (共和党-布鲁克林) 发起的“意大利遗产保护联盟”计划将雕像安置在戴克高地 (Dyker Heights) 的 John Hughes 俱乐部，这是一处私人财产，可使其免受市级官员的掌控。“我是华人，但这里同样是我的社区，”出生于曼哈顿 Eldridge 街、如今代表本森赫斯特 (Bensonhurst) 和戴克高地的 Chang 说道。该联盟目前正寻求筹集 $100,000 以涵盖建设和维护成本。Chang 将这个想法追溯到去年 11 月的选举以及几周前特朗普总统的哥伦布日公告，该公告誓言要将这位探险家从“左翼纵火犯”手中夺回。他亲自签发了该委员会的第一张支票。
Matthew Fischetti 取消对哥伦布的取消 纽约市续签 $1.8B 酒店无家可归者协议
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com
红苹果 (THE RED APPLE)
由于没有土壤，杂草不成问题——只要定期清理系统即可。垂直水培农业消耗的水量也显著低于露天土耕农场。
惩教部表示，他们非常渴望在被拘留的定罪或被告罪犯重新进入社会时，为其提供一项有价值的技能。一名惩教部代表表示：“我们有一项治疗性园艺计划。我们计划扩大该计划，以提高其就业准备潜力。”
局长全力支持 惩教局局长斯坦利·理查兹 (Stanley Richards) 年轻时曾在赖克岛 (Rikers) 服刑，他是园艺计划的坚定支持者，并曾视察由赖克岛囚犯照料的现有室外花园。
该机构授予 FarmBox Foods 一份为期一年、金额为 $228,000, 的合同，并包含续约选项。该机构表示：“FarmBox Foods 是其专有产品的唯一制造商和独家来源。所有 FarmBox Foods 单元均在美国独家设计、工程制造，并由 FarmBox Foods 直接销售。因此，惩教部决定，选择 FarmBox Foods LLC 作为唯一来源供应商最符合城市利益。”
巨大的赖克岛监狱综合体将在未来 5 年内逐步淘汰，并由新的各区监狱取代。
牢中事 (in tHe cell) 一名曾与市长夫人拉玛·杜瓦吉 (Rama Duwaji) 合作艺术项目的反以色列激进分子，嘲讽犹太人对大屠杀的“哀鸣”。
在得知市长曼达尼 (Mamdani) 因在其 18 人的司法筛选小组中未任命一名犹太人而面临抵制后，苏珊·阿布哈瓦 (Susan Abulhawa) 在社交媒体上发表了一番激烈的言论。
“欧洲的大屠杀已经失去了意义，到了让全世界都听腻了的地步，”阿布哈瓦在 7月 31日 的 X 平台声明中说道。“这些小丑在每次感到被轻视时都会援引那场种族灭绝（即便他们本身正在实施或支持一场当代的种族灭绝）。”
她补充道：“在政府、媒体和文化的每个分支中，犹太人的代表比例都极高，但我们还得听更多关于大屠杀的哀鸣，就因为一个该死的司法小组里犹太人不够多。”
随后，阿布哈瓦警告称，如果犹太人不减轻对曼达尼的批评，可能会发生糟糕的事情。她说：“说认真的，他们有些严重的心理问题，如果温和派犹太人不能有效地约束这些极端分子，结果对任何人来说都不会太好。”
杜瓦吉（插图）是曼达尼的妻子，她为阿布哈瓦编辑的一本论文集创作了艺术作品。阿布哈瓦此前曾将犹太人描述为“吸血鬼”、“恶魔”和“食尸鬼”——并庆祝 2023年 10月 7日 对以色列的恐怖袭击。
Craig McCarthy, Carl Campanile
市长妻子的合作伙伴嘲讽大屠杀 苏珊·阿布哈瓦 (susan abulhawa) 煽动性的 X 帖子。
绿手指： 市长曼达尼上个月在赖克岛与囚犯在一起（见图），他已同意与 FarmBox Foods 合作，教导被拘留者如何使用水培集装箱农场和蘑菇农场（左图）进行种植。AP 照相 / Seth Wenig
城市计划让“花园品种”的囚犯自ปลูก食物
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com
据警方称，上周在布朗克斯区发生的一起入室抢劫案中，三名身穿黑衣的歹徒用手枪击打并捆绑了一名 39 岁的女性，随后抢走了价值 $343,000 的珠宝、现金和香水。警方表示，这伙犯罪分子携带刀具和枪支，于周四晚上 10:15 左右强行闯入该女性位于 Highbridge 地区西 168 街和 Ogden 大道附近的家中。根据警方和消息人士称，他们随后用手枪击打她，脱掉她的衣服，蒙住她的眼睛，并用胶带捆绑她的双手和双脚。当局表示，抢劫者在冲出门外之前，抢走了价值超过 $340,000 的珠宝、现金、香水以及一部手机。医护人员将受伤多处的受害者送往纽约市健康+医院 / 林肯分院（NYC Health + Hospitals / Lincoln），目前其情况稳定。
纽约市警察局（NYPD）周六晚上公布了嫌疑人的监控录像，显示他们全身穿着黑色衣服并遮盖面部。任何掌握此事件相关信息的人员请拨打纽约市警察局的犯罪举报热线 1-800-577-TIPS (8477)，或拨打西班牙语热线 1-888-57-PISTA (74782)。
Steven Vago 布朗克斯抢劫，损失 343G
官员表示，一段令人心惊胆战的视频显示，两架消防直升机于周日发生空中相撞，导致两名机组人员死亡。由 Kefalonia Press 获取的恐怖画面显示，一架直升机切断了另一架的旋翼，导致后者起火并坠落。希腊消防局向 ABC News 确认，两名机组人员不幸遇难，另有两人奇迹般生还。当局告诉该媒体，一名希腊国民和一名丹麦国民死亡，而另一名希腊国民和一名英国国民幸存。
Anthony Blair 希腊直升机坠毁致 2 人死亡
作者：carl campanile 和 jorge fitzgiBBon
共和党州长候选人布鲁斯·布莱克曼（Bruce Blakeman）周日表示，州长霍楚尔（Gov. Hochul）试图封杀热门预测市场 Kalshi 的诉讼，可能会使帝国州损失高达 100 亿美元 billion。
纳索县行政长官布莱克曼在一段严厉的声明中表示，霍楚尔和总检察长莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯（Letitia James）于周五对这家受联邦监管的运营商提起的诉讼，将使该州失去一笔急需的巨额收入。
“凯西·霍楚尔真是美国最糟糕的州长，”布莱克曼在声明中说。“霍楚尔刚刚放弃了与 Kalshi（一个受欢迎的大宗商品预测网站）达成的获利丰厚的和解协议。霍楚尔将数十亿资金拒之门外，而这些资金本可以用作减税、雇佣警察和投资教育。”
他说：“难怪纽约在美国的经济前景中排名垫底。我将停止霍楚尔引发的经济死亡螺旋，这种螺旋已导致在纽约生活和工作的成本高得无法承受。”
Kalshi 是一个受联邦监管的金融交易市场，允许用户对选举、经济信息和体育等真实事件进行投注。然而，在曼哈顿最高法院提起的诉讼称，Kalshi 在没有州许可的情况下非法运营赌博业务，并使消费者面临风险。
“Kalshi 选择无视纽约州的赌博法，这些法律旨在保护消费者、防止问题赌博、为关键公共服务提供资金，并确保每家公司都遵守相同的规则，”霍楚尔在周五的声明中说。“这种选择是有后果的……”
包括明尼苏达州和华盛顿州在内的其他州也曾尝试封杀 Kalshi。但布莱克曼坚持认为，这是霍楚尔和詹姆斯犯下的重大错误。
可能筹集 $10B 据报道，Kalshi 已向该州提出了一项协议，类似于
据《华尔街日报》报道，北卡罗来纳州官员采取了另一种做法，对预测市场交易征收 6% 的税，这在五年内可能带来 100 亿美元 billion 的税收收入。该媒体报道称，纽约州已经是在线体育博彩运营的主要赢家，仅在 2023 年就实现了 17 亿美元 billion 的总收入。Kalshi 的联合创始人兼首席执行官 Luana Lopes Lara 认为，各州无法将其关闭，因为它是在商品期货交易委员会监管下的联邦监管交易平台。Kalshi 发言人 Elisabeth Diana 上周告诉彭博新闻社：“看到我们本州领导层上演这种政治戏码，真是令人悲哀。”
在周日的一份声明中，霍楚尔的办公室没有回应布莱克曼的指控，但为该诉讼辩护。发言人 Sean Butler 表示：“Kalshi 来到纽约，公然违反州法律，在明知会将消费者——包括未成年人——置于风险之中的情况下采取行动，并剥夺了纽约州用于教育等关键计划的数十亿美元收入。”
凯文·C·唐斯称 Kalshi 受阻将使纽约损失“数十亿” 布鲁斯抨击凯西的糟糕赌注预言失败：共和党州长候选人布鲁斯·布莱克曼（左）表示，“美国最糟糕的州长”凯西·霍楚尔反对预测市场 Kalshi 是错误的。
凯西被抛弃：长岛民主党人冷落霍楚尔 谁是州长？长岛民主党人在其网站上忽略了霍楚尔州长，尽管这位现任者在 11 月的选举中位列党内候选名单之首。美国众议员 Tom Suozzi 和 Laura Gillen 没有提到霍楚尔作为支持者，这显然是一种冷落，因为一些内部人士推测，当地党成员担心与州长联系可能会损害他们在长岛上的胜算。
霍楚尔在州长竞选中面对的是长岛共和党人布鲁斯·布莱克曼。一名当地民主党消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》：“如果候选人认为霍楚尔能在长岛获胜，他们就会站在她身边。”并表示她对社会主义者市长 Mamdani 的妥协可能会让一些郊区选民反感。该消息人士补充道：“霍楚尔拥护 Mamdani。那里的主流民主党人不想与 Mamdani 有任何关系。”
卡尔·坎帕尼莱
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com X / @m_alejandr07 作者：Larry CeLona 和 SteVen Vago
一名精神失常的 44 岁裸男在周日下午从布鲁克林大桥顶部跳下，在震惊的围观者面前——据警方和一段惊人视频显示，他奇迹般地生存了下来。
警方消息人士称，该疯子在下午 2:30 左右攀爬至这座标志性桥梁曼哈顿一侧的北塔后，在桥顶固定了多面旗帜并“脱掉了衣服”。
纽约警局 (NYPD) 的应急服务部门试图说服他下来，但他却跳了下去。一名 X 用户在发布这段令人不安的跳桥视频时写道：“有个家伙脱光了衣服从顶部跳了下去。”
视频显示，在坠入水中的过程中，该男子似乎将一件衣服或一个袋子举在头顶，将其当作简易降落伞。反应迅速的港口部门警察将该男子从东河中救起。
据消息人士透露，其中一面旗帜是哈萨克斯坦国旗，另一面是一块写有随机文字的毯子，尽管目前尚不清楚具体内容。他被送往纽约市健康+医院贝尔维医院 (NYC Health+Hospitals Bellevue)，目前状态稳定。
这座桥的两座悬索塔高度约为 278 英尺。
此次事件发生在一个心碎女子被纽约警局警察从布鲁克林大桥钢索上英勇救下不到一个月后。消息人士称，该女子有精神健康问题史，在警察试图说服她下来期间，她在道路上方的高处停留了一个多小时。
小心下方！
一名 44 岁男子（左图及上图）在布鲁克林大桥顶部固定了多面旗帜，在脱掉所有衣服后跳下（下图），并奇迹般地在从 278 英尺高处坠入东河后幸存。港口部门警察将其救起并送往纽约市健康+医院贝尔维医院，其目前状态稳定。
《纽约邮报》，星期一，2026 年 8 月 3 日 nypost.com
肯塔基州一名杀害一名熟睡男孩但因精神失常而被判无罪的儿童杀手于上周出狱——而该儿童的父亲则对司法系统感到愤怒。当局表示，42 岁的罗纳德·埃克桑图斯（Ronald Exantus）已为其在 2015 年 12 月 7 日刺死 6 岁男孩洛根·蒂普顿（Logan Tipton）的罪行服刑完毕。洛根心碎的父亲迪恩·蒂普顿（Dean Tipton）表示，他的家人承受的惩罚比杀害他儿子的凶手还要多。“法官和陪审团对这个怪物轻描淡写，却给我的家庭判了终身监禁，”这位父亲在 Facebook 上写道。
肯塔基州儿童杀手获释 作者：RYAN KING
俄亥俄州参议员伯尼·莫雷诺（Bernie Moreno）终于对陷入困境的众议员马克斯·米勒（Max Miller）发表了激烈的公开谴责，后者被指控虐待莫雷诺的女儿艾米莉（Emily）。参议员宣布，不应允许米勒在众议院任职，且他需要专业帮助。然而，米勒对此态度强硬，否认虐待前妻艾米莉·莫雷诺，并表示在 11 月选举前不会辞职。
莫雷诺透露，当米勒（俄亥俄州共和党人）拥有其 2 岁孙女的监护权时，他感到很担心，并强调他长期以来一直避免对此事发表评论，因为他希望保持私密。
“出于对家人安全的考虑，我希望将此事保密，但马克斯·米勒日益不稳定且危险的行为使得这变得不可能，”莫雷诺（俄亥俄州共和党人）在 X 上发帖称。“正如他私下承认的那样，马克斯·米勒需要严重的心理帮助，”参议员继续说道。“他对我的女儿构成了威胁，在他拥有我孙女监护权的每一分钟里，我都屏息担忧。如果担任民选公职需要任何基本的人格标准，马克斯·米勒都不合格。”
莫雷诺对米勒的谴责发生在周日该国会议员进行的一次直播之后。在直播中，米勒否认了艾米莉对他提出的虐待指控，并声称她患有双相情感障碍，而艾米莉对此予以否认。就在上周，NOTUS 询问莫雷诺米勒是否应该竞选连任，他当时回答“不知道”。
“不应任职”
米勒代表俄亥俄州的第 7 国会选区，该选区包括克利夫兰郊区的一部分——特朗普总统在 2024 年以 11 个百分点的优势赢得了该选区。6 月一项由民主党发起的民调显示，在与民主党人布莱恩·波因得克斯特（Brian Poindexter）的大选中，米勒仅领先一个百分点。
米勒此前曾被前白宫新闻秘书斯特凡妮·格里沙姆（Stephanie Grisham）指控虐待，并在大学期间因醉驾被捕。
“他不应该在众议院任职，”莫雷诺强调。“我认为马克斯·米勒需要寻求专业帮助，以结束他留下的明显虐待模式。我认为在他这样做之前，他不应该被允许继续危及他人。”
艾米莉和米勒于 2022 年结婚。米勒在 2024 年 8 月，即他们的第二次结婚周年纪念日当天，向她申请离婚。她指控米勒对她进行身体虐待、推搡、将滚烫的热水淋在她身上留下烫伤痕迹，并用枪指着她的头部；她还担心他可能虐待了她的女儿。
“马克斯·米勒决定对他前妻进行一场离奇且充满谎言的咆哮，绝望地试图挽救他的政治生涯，这令人感到可耻，”艾米莉的发言人斯特凡·米恰伊夫（Stefan Mychajiw）在给《纽约邮报》的一份声明中表示。“有大量记录在案的证据证明米勒有暴力和危险行为的历史，任何程度的受害者羞辱都无法改变这一点。”
艾米莉尚未
在公开场合谈论过这些指控，但这些指控出现在警方报告及其法庭证词中。此外，米勒所引用的一段音频显示，他承认用热水伤害了她，尽管他试图否认是有意而为。这段音频是在艾米莉不知情的情况下录制的。法庭文件显示了艾米莉全身布满红点的照片，以及一封米勒用蓝色墨水书写的道歉信，信中写道：“对不起，我辜负了你和[我们的女儿]”，以及“我就是一个失败的、没用的废物”。米勒否认该信件与热水事件有关。此外，关于米勒是否应对他们 2 岁女儿锁骨骨折负责，也存在疑问，对此他坚决否认。根据一份警方报告，2 月份艾米莉带女儿去看医生并拍了 X 光片，诊断结果为锁骨骨折，且肩膀上有“看起来像手印的瘀伤”。
参议员抨击“不称职”且“虐待”亲属的众议员 政客被指“反复无常且危险”血亲之仇：参议员伯尼·莫雷诺（左）表示众议员麦克斯·米勒虐待了他的女儿（下方显示瘀伤）以及米勒的前妻艾米莉（右侧与米勒在一起），并认为他“不应在众议院任职”。《今日美国》；库亚霍加县法院；X
参议员抨击“不称职”且“虐待”亲属的众议员 警方和消息人士周日表示，一名惯犯在布朗克斯区的收容所结识几名儿童后，涉嫌在八年期间强奸了多名儿童。据纽约警察局 (NYPD) 称，42 岁的斯蒂芬·查尔斯 (Stephen Charles) 于周五被捕，并面临一系列指控，包括六项强奸罪和五项掠夺性性侵罪，涉嫌在 2018 年 1 月 1 日至 2026 年 5 月 5 日期间性虐待五名儿童和一名成年人。
据称，查尔斯（插图）在布朗克斯区的收容所物色受害者，随后在布朗克斯区莫里斯海茨 (Morris Heights)、贝切斯特 (Baychester) 和萨恩德วิว (Soundview) 区域的住所内对他们实施性侵。未成年受害者大多为 10, 11, 13 和 16 岁的男孩。据警方称，该变态还性侵了一名 13 岁的女孩和一名 18 岁的男性。消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》，其中一名受害者是查尔斯的亲属。消息人士称，受害者近期向警方举报了虐待行为。在警方请求公众协助追踪该男子的一天后，这名变态被纽约警察局抓获。
斯蒂芬·瓦戈收容所“儿童强奸犯”
《纽约邮报》，星期一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 演员乔恩·伯恩塔尔（Jon Bernthal）在指责他所谓的针对比特犬的“狗狗种族主义”。在最近参加的“霍华德·斯特恩秀”（The Howard Stern Show）节目中，这位 49 岁的《惩罚者》、《蜘蛛侠》和《超胆侠》表演者认为，这种犬种的糟糕名声就像基于种族或性取向来评判人类一样。“我的狗是最棒的，而且它们很诚实。所以关于比特犬的传闻大多是狗屁。人们必须停止这样做。比特犬不会攻击，”他说。“这纯粹是种族主义。这就是狗狗种族主义，”他补充道。“我认为害怕某个犬种是完全荒谬的。这就像因为某人的种族或性取向而害怕他们一样。” 根据 Animals 24-7 收集的数据，2025 年美国和加拿大发生的人员致命犬类袭击事件中，超过四分之三是由比特犬造成的。
安东尼·布莱尔（Anthony Blair） “对比特犬的仇恨就是种族主义”——演员
当局表示，周六晚上在莫斯科市中心一家高档餐厅附近发生爆炸，一名女子携带的自制炸弹导致其及另外两人死亡，至少 21 人受伤。据国家通讯社里亚（RIA）报道，俄罗斯反恐委员会表示，一名身份不明的女子试图进入该餐厅，但被一名保安拦住。报道称，该女子、保安和一名顾客在爆炸中丧生。
路透社 莫斯科爆炸致 3 人死亡
乔恩·伯恩塔尔（Jon Bernthal） 比特犬“是最棒的”。
作者：安东尼·布莱尔（Anthony Blair）、亚当·席尔瓦斯坦（AdAm SilverStein）和乔治·菲茨-吉本（JorGe Fitz-GiBBon）
官员周日表示，一名英勇的好心人和一名休假中的州警向一名持枪狂徒开火，该狂徒在周末于爱达荷州的一家 In-N-Out 餐厅杀死了两人并导致七人受伤，这次行动可能挽救了更多生命。视频画面显示，周六下午 2 点左右，在双瀑布城（Twin Falls）这家汉堡店外，一名平民向持有 AR-15 风格步枪的 24 岁男子查德·威廉姆斯（Chad Williams）开火。警方表示，州警也向威廉姆斯开火，随后威廉姆斯自杀身亡。
当局尚未公开这两位英雄的身份。
将枪手驱离 “我们认为他们的行动帮助将嫌疑人从现场驱离，防止了进一步的伤亡，”双瀑布城警察局局长马修·希克斯（Matthew Hicks）表示。“我们要……赞扬这位休职警员和公民的行为，以及他们制止这次事件的英勇行动，”希克斯说。
这次大规模枪击事件震惊了这个安静的社区以及 In-N-Out 汉堡公司。 “我的心碎了，胸口沉重，眼睛因流泪而灼烧。”In-N-Out 总裁林西·斯奈德（Lynsi Snyder）在一份声明中说。“今晚我们失去了一位优秀的员工，”斯奈德在提到一名遇害工人时说道。
“她当时正在照顾我们最重要的资产——我们的顾客，而她的生命被一个不尊重他人生命也不尊重自己生命的恶心之辈夺走了。”
监控视频显示，威廉姆斯紧握步枪，在餐厅内开火，暴力行为随后蔓延到停车场。目击者表示，枪手冲出开车快餐通道，并在某一时刻将武器对准一辆蓝色特斯拉的驾驶员侧窗，开枪两发。就在那时，持枪居民发现了此人，并与威廉姆斯交换火力，警方称当时的场面“非常混乱”。
在车内拍摄该视频的莱恩·科恩（Lane Koehn）表示，认为这些英雄反应迅速的行动分散了威廉姆斯的注意力，使得拥挤餐馆里的食客和员工得以幸存。34 岁的科恩说，当时他在 In-N-Out 附近的红绿灯前，看到有人拿着一把 AR 风格的步枪。
“伤势相当严重” 随后他看到一名身穿 In-N-Out 制服的女性胸部流血，被另一名身穿制服的人在停车场中拖行。“她的伤势相当严重，”科恩 (Koehn) 告诉 KPTV。
科恩留在现场，与一名好心人及一名员工一起陪伴受伤的工人，直到急救人员抵达餐厅。据报道，伤者中至少有两人在医院被列为危重状态。
根据一个旨在筹集医疗费用的 GoFundMe 页面显示，特温瀑布城 (Twin Falls) 的出租车司机特里·达德利 (Terry Dudley) 也在中弹的人员之列。一名同事在募捐声明中写道，达德利是一位鳏夫，四个孩子的父亲，他在给特斯拉充电时背部中弹两次。
警方尚未公布威廉姆斯 (Williams) 的作案动机。联邦调查局 (FBI) 目前正协助警方进行调查。
爆炸性现场：杀手查德·威廉姆斯 (Chad Williams)（右侧及下方）周六在一家爱达荷州餐馆持有步枪，随后被一名武装公民（左侧）和一名州警击退。
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026 年 8 月 3 日 nypost.com
当宣布一部关于安东尼·波登（Anthony Bourdain）的传记片正在筹备时，我不能说我“毫无保留”（No Reservations）地支持。我有很多顾虑。任何一部关于这位坏男孩厨师、作家兼电视明星的电影，如何能避开他 2018 年震惊世界的自杀阴影？或者，如果故事在那个可怕的日子之前停止，是否会对这个复杂的主角不公平？他在旅行节目中展现出的那种毫不妥协和深挖精神，丝毫不亚于任何一名记者。你会认为这是一个无法获胜的局面。然而，极其讨喜的“托尼”（Tony）在很大程度上解决了这个问题，通过将焦点尽可能集中在他 19 岁时，作为一个过度自信、没有炖豆菜锅的叛逆青年，在马萨诸塞州普罗文斯敦（Provincetown）度过的第一个具有塑造意义的夏天。而这次让他接触到厨房和食物这个令人沉醉世界的难忘经历，使这部电影成为了一部教科书式的成长电影。事实上，如果观众分不清波登和佩平（Pepin），那么《托尼》就像《回归之路》（The Way Way Back）一样，是一部充满娱乐性、触动人心且带有虚构色彩的从少年到成年人的度假电影。
“痛苦的年轻混混” 对于他的粉丝来说，这部电影在很大程度上依然奏效，尽管就像偶然发现一张来自更轻松时光的旧照片一样，偶尔会不可避免地感到一阵悲伤。波登曾在 Salon 的一篇随笔中写到他早期的转折点，即 1973 年的那个夏天。他说：“坦白地说，我当时是一个被宠坏的、痛苦的、自恋的、自我毁灭且轻率的年轻混混，非常需要被狠狠地踢屁股教训一下。”这段毫不留情的反思性语录也成为了《托尼》的剧情梗概。导演兼共同编剧马特·约翰逊（Matt Johnson）在给波登进行“好莱坞式处理”时，抓住了这一诊断结果以及其回忆录《厨房机密》（Kitchen Confidential）的部分内容，同时在具体事实上采取了较为宽松的处理方式。这没关系。这部电影并不想成为一部“托尼百科全书”。
因此，在这个近乎神话般的叙述中，他凭着一个谎言奔向鳕鱼角。托尼（多米尼克·塞萨 Dominic Sessa 饰）告诉一个他心仪的女孩，他刚被选入一个令人向往的写作奖学金项目。其实他并没有。他是一个失业、漫无目的、好斗的酒鬼——尽管是一个有创造力的酒鬼。在没有任何明确计划的情况下，他逃离了父母位于新泽西州的家，追随南希（艾米莉亚·琼斯 Emilia Jones 饰）来到普罗文斯敦，她在那里的一家披萨店工作。在海滨小镇的第一天，他对酒精的渴望和不受控制的嘴让他被一家邋遢海鲜餐厅的厨师（安东尼奥·班德拉斯 Antonio Banderas 饰）和他的厨师之一、工人阶级的卡萨诺瓦萨尔（利奥·伍德尔 Leo Woodall 饰，他在所有角色中都表现出色）殴打并踢到了路边。按照典型的波登风格，24 小时后，他就住在厨师门廊的吊床上，通过洗盘子赚钱回家。
20 世纪 70 年代总是这种草根类电影的绝佳背景。那个年代的性观念、对健康的完全漠视、无所谓的父母、缺乏手机、公然的政治不正确以及前消费主义的个性，赋予了简单的情节灼热的热情和生命力。如果《托尼》设定在今天，他可能会沉默地发几个小时短信，他的母亲会通过 iPhone 上的“查找”功能定位，然后开车去接他。电影落幕。
讨喜的混蛋 卷发且淘气的塞萨（Sessa）是设定在 70 年代的《坠落的继承者》（The Holdovers）中的突破性之星，他一定是乘坐某种牛油果绿的时光机来到我们这里的。无论在身体还是精神上，他都属于那个年代。至关重要的是，这位身材瘦削的演员精准地捕捉到了支撑波登整个职业生涯的微妙特质——他是一个每个人都喜欢的混蛋。这种特质使他天然地适应专业烹饪那个脾气火爆的世界。塞萨饰演的托尼做出了许多令人反感的选择，但他始终是我们的
伙计。在旗舰餐厅（Bourdain 在《厨房机密》中称之为“无畏号”的餐厅）里，托尼与像剥牡蛎的萨尔、斯塔夫罗斯（Stavros Halkias）和泰隆（Michael Jibrin）这样肮脏、粗俗的邋遢之徒一起工作。我们惊恐地看着人们食用这些“猪”做的食物。但托尼却被迷住了。影片描绘了一个非常真实的事件。在职业生涯早期，Bourdain 曾撞见一名与其共事的厨师（此处为那个无赖萨尔）在婚礼招待会上与新娘苟且。对他来说，那是神奇的一幕。当然，Bourdain 成为了一个厨师，并且非常尊重那些自律、勤奋（而不仅仅是生活放荡）的烹饪领导者。这正是班德拉斯饰演的那个神秘且强烈的复合角色所代表的——严肃的导师，他们激励他相信食物可以意味着比薪水更多的东西。
“Tony”乐观的结局通常会让人们感到愉悦。这位前途无量的年轻厨师正在面试进入美国烹饪学院，以开辟一条新道路。然而，我们无忧无虑的夏天结束了，九月的微寒悄然而至。约翰逊的电影无法让我们完全忘记不久前发生的一场悲剧。但在它最讨喜的状态下，“Tony”深情地提醒我们想起那个永远拍不好钓鱼片段、在希腊酗酒狂欢，并帮助教会世界食物可以改变生活的男人。向主厨致敬。
品味十足的 Bourdain 传记片复古风：安东尼奥·班德拉斯在《Tony》中饰演多米尼克·塞萨饰演的年轻安东尼·波登（右）的导师，该片明智地仅聚焦于他复杂人生中的一个夏天。A24 / Everett Collection Johnny Oleksinski
电影评论 TONY 片长：106 分钟。评级 R 级（普遍使用粗俗语言、药物使用及性内容 / 裸体）。8 月 7 日上映。★ ★★
安东尼奥·班德拉斯在《Tony》中饰演多米尼克·塞萨饰演的年轻安东尼·波登（右）的导师，该片明智地仅聚焦于他复杂人生中的一个夏天。
Modest Mouse 乐队在吉他手 Simon O’Connor 被指控向一名青少年粉丝发送不当消息后，将其从北美巡演中除名。这支独立摇滚乐队周五在 Instagram 上宣布，现年 40 多岁的 O’Connor “将不会参加即将开始的巡演”，该巡演将于周二在加州欧海（Ojai）开始。这支演唱过《Float On》的摇滚乐队补充道：“好消息是，Les Savy Fav 的 Seth Jabour 将顶替其位置演奏吉他。”
7 月 26, 一名自称 17 岁的粉丝的 Reddit 用户指控 O’Connor 通过 Instagram 私信向其发送了“一张情色图片”并对其“比基尼照片”发表评论。2021 年加入 Modest Mouse 巡演阵容的 O’Connor 声称，他误将该青少年当作了其他人，并在几分钟后意识到错误后删除了消息。
Adam Silverstein 吉他手因与青少年“发色情短信”被除名
当地当局表示，周六，一架载有欧洲游客前往观看著名的纳斯卡线（Nazca Lines）的飞机在秘鲁城市纳斯卡郊外的一片田野中坠毁，造成 13 人死亡。官员称，该飞机从附近的伊卡（Ica）起飞，由秘鲁公司 Aerodiana 运营。死者中包括 7 名意大利公民、2 名西班牙人和 2 名德国人，以及飞行员和副驾驶。纳斯卡线是数百年前在沙漠中刻划的大型地画。
美联社 13 名游客在飞机失事中丧生
Simon O’Connor 被 Modest Mouse 乐队除名。
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com
伊朗之争 作者：Ryan KinG 和 Emily Goodin
特朗普总统宣布，在取消了原计划于周末进行的对伊朗的“大规模”打击后，将于周一开始与德黑兰进行新一轮谈判。来自几个海湾国家盟友——以及伊朗自身——的呼吁，促使特朗普在最后时刻（11th hour）撤回了决定。
当被问及为何取消打击伊朗的计划时，特朗普周日在“空军一号”上告诉记者：“沙特阿拉伯、阿联酋、卡塔尔和伊朗都请求我这么做。”
他说：“我们已经准备就绪，”并补充说这将是一次“大规模袭击”。
沙特王储穆罕默德·本·萨勒曼周六与特朗普进行了私人交谈，表达了对地区局势升级的担忧。
“我对王储说：‘你们更希望怎么做？希望我们这么做，还是不这么做？’”特朗普说。“他们说，相比于袭击，我们更希望达成一项协议，因为你不知道这些袭击会导致什么结果。”
但沙特王储向特朗普保证，伊朗已经准备好达成协议。
关于周末与海湾国家之间变动不定的对话，总统周日表示：“他们认为协议即将达成。”他指出，该协议将涵盖霍尔木兹海峡和伊朗的核计划。
据报道，在特朗普取消袭击之前，伊朗谈判代表向美国示意他们可以重新开放霍尔木兹海峡——但伊斯兰革命卫队否认达成过任何协议。
据以色列N12频道和记者Barak Ravid报道，外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉格奇告知卡塔尔和美国外交官，德黑兰准备在霍尔木兹海峡问题上做出让步——包括一项允许船只通过伊朗海域进入、经由阿曼离开的协议。
然而，其他伊朗官员声称，并没有涉及该海峡的协议。
一名伊朗官员在接受与伊斯兰革命卫队有联系的法什新闻社（Fars News Agency）采访时表示：“关于开放霍尔木兹海峡，根本没有任何协议，有关此事的报道是虚假的。”
最近的停火破裂发生在伊朗开始攻击通过美国开放的阿曼水域航线通过霍尔木兹海峡的船只之后。伊朗一直主张，必须允许其对穿越该海峡的船只收取通行费——尽管根据国际法，这种收费是非法的。
特朗普保持谨慎
在周一下午重启谈判时，特朗普对于是否能与伊朗人达成协议持谨慎态度。
“很多时候他们会对我这么说，然后他们又会对外说不知道他在说什么，”他说。
他没有给出达成协议的期限，但保证美国军队随时准备出击：“只要我们想，随时可以行动。”
特朗普政府明确表示，他希望该海峡——这条全球贸易和石油运输的关键水路——能够开放且无需缴纳通行费。他们还希望德黑兰无法获得核武器。
区域会议：沙特阿拉伯向特朗普总统保证，伊朗和总统马苏德·佩泽什基安（上图）希望达成协议。图片来源：Getty Images; Reuters
德黑兰的反政权人士告诉《纽约邮报》，由于公开处决、经济崩溃以及一场持续五个月的激烈战争，伊朗的街道已接近崩溃边缘。
“革命随时可能发生，人们想要复仇，”一名抗议领导者在提到政权于1月份采取的残酷镇压时说道，特朗普总统称这次镇压导致 52,000 人死亡。
一名在伊朗地下活动独立记者表示，相关的准备工作已经在进行中
下一次起义，且来自各行各业的活动人士决心对该政权发动最后一次决定性的打击。两名伊朗人均在登录VPN后，通过翻译和手机与《邮报》进行了交谈。该记者表示，伊朗抵抗力量已在全国各地隐藏了粗糙的武器和工具。抗议领导人称，相关团体正在秘密采购枪支以分发给示威者。“每个人都失去了亲人，”该领导人说道。该记者还表示，极高的通货膨胀率也在激起公众的愤怒。
大卫·斯佩克特 (David Spector)
“革命随时可能发生”：抗议者
唐 (Don)：我们将今天进行交谈
沙特保证伊朗希望达成协议
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com 作者：LaurEn ELkiES Schram
在曼哈顿这样一个公寓中位价在 100 万美元以上的行政区，能以该价格的 10% 买到一套公寓听起来像是一场白日梦。但即便能在这个价格范围内买到，也意味着必须在空间上做出巨大的牺牲。不过不必担心，在这样的空间里依然可以过上舒适的生活。
该市最便宜的两处住所是两间极小型的单身公寓，开价仅为 $130,000 和 $155,000 —— 其面积分别为 364 和 250 平方英尺。此外，还有一套面积虽小但价格更高的小屋：位于 NoMad 区的一套 254 平方英尺的住所正以 $320,000 的价格在市场上出售。
个人及室内造型师兼专业整理师 Laura Cattano 表示，为了让“火柴盒式”的生活可行，潜在买家需要考虑“你想在这个空间中实现哪些功能”。例如：你是否需要一张大床、一个祈祷和冥想的地方，或者一张书桌？
除了专业建议，她对这一切也有个人体会。Cattano 在谈到自己那套 335 平方英尺的单身公寓时说：“我选择了单人床，因为这样我才能放得下餐桌，并拥有合适的居住空间和更衣空间。”至于特大号床？想都别想。“我的意思是，如果你真的想在这儿生活，就不能用特大号床，”她指出。
她的金科玉律是：选择带腿的家具，并将橱柜安装在墙上。“当空间狭小时，尽可能多地看到地面会让空间显得更大，”Cattano 说道，“这能在视觉上产生欺骗性。”
以下是曼哈顿三套口袋型公寓的对比情况——以及专业人士将如何布置它们。
专业人士展示在小空间中创造大生活的技巧
位于 E. 30th St. 35 号的 5D 公寓是一套 254 平方英尺的小屋，拥有多个朝向且室内设有洗衣机 / 干衣机接口。这套房在 10 月份由一对年轻夫妇以 $230,000 买入，他们目前将其用作额外储物间，而他们住在楼上的一套价值 $2.2 million 的三居室里（该三居室目前也在出售）。这对夫妇计划因工作而搬迁。
根据 StreetEasy 的数据，按照 $320,000 的开价计算，该房产的单价为每平方英尺 $1,259。这套 NoMad 公寓的每月物业费为 $1,076。
“你可以放一张日间床并增加用餐家具，或者像酒店套房一样布置一张特大号床，”该房源代理人、来自 Douglas Elliman 的 Eleonora Srugo 表示，她与 Bernardo Mensch 共同持有该房源。
Cattano 设想在靠近浴室的角落放一张单人床，在厨房对角线位置摆放一张 72 英寸的沙发，在床前设置一个折叠屏风以保证私密性，在洗衣机 / 干衣机前留出一小块生活空间，并在窗户之间的长墙沿线安装浅橱柜。
知名室内设计师 Cheryl Eisen 表示，她会在沙发后的入口墙面上安装一面整墙镜，将光线反射到房间内，使其显得更大。
35 E. 30th St.
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com 您在曼哈顿的极小切片。照片：Eytan Weber / Evan Joseph；谷歌地图；Jehovy Santiago提供；3D渲染图：纽约邮报设计。
位于 157 W. 123rd St. 的 3E 单元在 2019 年 6 月以略低于 $100,000 的价格购入，这是一个受收入限制的住房开发基金公司 (HDFC) 房产，这意味着买家必须全职居住在此，且年收入不得超过该地区中位数收入的 120%，对于单身人士而言，这一限额为每年 $136,080。这是一个电梯大楼内 250 平方英尺的单间公寓，开价 $155,000，或每平方英尺 $620。每月维护费仅为 $350，包含暖气和热水。针对此空间，Cattano 建议放置一张转角双人床，沿主墙放置一张双人小沙发，沙发前放一张小咖啡桌并配一两把椅子，以及在床边放一张 18 到 24 英寸的桌子，既可作为床头柜，也可作为沙发的边几。Eisen 则表示她会安装全墙侧镜、一张全尺寸床、一张玄关装饰桌、一张双人小沙发，并使用不同的区域地毯来定义“房间”，同时将衣柜更换为节省空间的“之字形门，这样不会在客厅中占用过多开启空间”。Eisen 建议在整面后墙安装暖气片盖板，增加一把椅子并将其改造为书桌。此外，咖啡桌将作为用餐区。
157 W. 123rd St.
在这三处房产中面积最大的是 424 E. 115th St. 的 4C 单元，这是一个 364 平方英尺的步入式单间公寓。这处位于东哈莱姆的单元于 2025 年以 $95,000 购入。该单元同样受 HDFC 收入上限限制，铺有橡木实木地板，配备一个深型铸铁浸泡浴缸和一个梳妆台。目前其上市价格为 $130,000，每月维护费为 $775。Compass 公司的 Gennaro Hathaway（与同事 Karen D. Shenker 共同挂牌该单元）表示，业主“非常喜爱这里的位置和价格，并意识到这是她在纽约市站稳脚跟的地方”。该经纪人表示，在居住一年并安顿下来后，业主现在“想购买一个更大的地方，以便有空间录制她的喜剧播客”。
对于这个家，Eisen 会在后方的壁龛处放置一张全尺寸床，两侧配床头柜和镜面墙，在入口墙边放置一张面对床铺的沙发，并在沙发前放一张咖啡桌。她会使用一个带书架 / 衣橱背板的电视柜来分隔卧室和起居空间，并增加一个带凳子的狭长厨房中岛，兼作用餐吧台。她总结道：“当你设计小空间时，每一平方英尺都必须证明其价值。不要想着塞进最多的家具，而应考虑选择智能家具。”
424 E. 115th St.
《纽约邮报》，星期一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 共和党前德克萨斯州众议员凯·格兰杰（Kay Granger）于周日去世，享年 83 岁，她的前同事们回忆她是一位打破女性障碍的先驱。格兰杰是德克萨斯州沃思堡首位当选市长的女性，也是来自“孤星之州”首位当选美国众议员的共和党女性，以及首位共和党女性拨款委员会主席。在 1997 年起进入美国众议院任职后，格兰杰在经历健康挑战和长期缺席华盛顿事务后，于去年 1 月退休。她在 2024 年 12 月表示：“正如我的许多家人、朋友和同事所知，在过去的一年里，我一直在应对一些不可预见的健康挑战。”“然而，自 9 月初以来，我的健康挑战有所进展，使得频繁前往华盛顿变得既困难且不可预测。在此期间，我优秀的工作人员始终坚定不移，继续提供卓越的选民服务，就像他们在过去的 27 年里一直做的那样。”共和党和民主党议员表示，他们记得格兰杰是一个为女性打破障碍的人。众议院共和党党团主席利萨·麦克莱恩（Lisa McClain，共和党-密歇根州）表示，格兰杰“是一位先驱，一名尽职的公职人员，以及一位为后代共和党女性开启大门的先锋领导者”。
福克斯新闻 格兰杰，女性政治先驱去世 作者：Anthony BlAir
据报道，调查人员在调查开始时涉嫌忽略了在失踪的 84 岁老人南希·古斯里（Nancy Guthrie）门廊上发现的血迹，认为这与案件无关，直到两天后才封锁犯罪现场。据《华尔街日报》援引熟悉调查情况的消息人士报道，亚利桑那州皮马县的副警长未能正确封锁古斯里位于卡特里娜山麓（Catalina Foothills）的住所，尽管在她的正门入口周围发现了干涸的血迹。据《华尔街日报》报道，这一错误导致在调查初期的媒体狂热中，记者、影响者甚至亚马逊和披萨配送员涌入现场。报告称，在 1 月 31 日她失踪后至关重要的两天内，调查人员花费了数小时来决定古斯里是被绑架还是迷路。该媒体称，搜救飞机在调查的第一天一直处于停飞状态，因为没有可用的副警长经过培训能操作其复杂的监控系统。
最近被任命为该县凶杀案负责人的大卫·斯蒂弗斯（David Stivers）警佐于 2 月 1 日傍晚带着侦探抵达古斯里的家中，此前她因当天早上未参加虚拟教会礼拜而被家人报失，已过去数小时。
调查员受谴责 据熟悉调查情况的消息人士透露，尽管看到了门廊上的血迹，斯蒂弗斯涉嫌对其并不关注。消息人士称，调查人员似乎认为这些血迹来自无关的意外受伤，例如头部碰撞或流鼻血。随后的 DNA 分析确认血迹属于古斯里，调查人员现在认为这与她的绑架案有关。据《华尔街日报》报道，在古斯里被绑架两个月前，斯蒂弗斯曾因在之前的一起凶杀案中延迟封锁犯罪现场证据而表现出“判断力差”而受到谴责。公共记录显示，由于证据不足，凶杀指控后来被撤销。该县警长办公室未回应《纽约邮报》的置评请求。
Guthrie 是“今日”节目主持人萨凡纳·古思里 (Savannah Guthrie) 的母亲。
血迹被忽视，犯罪现场不安全 古思里案调查人员搞砸了 错误步骤：警方此前认为南希·古思里 (Nancy Guthrie)（上图，与萨凡纳·古思里合影）门廊（左上）上的血迹与她的失踪无关。 萨凡纳·古思里 / Facebook; BACKGRID
一名海军陆战队员在一次涉及非法移民的肇事逃逸车祸中丧生，其父亲在联邦当局第三次逮捕该男子且其再次面临驱逐出境后，公开表达了不满。
ICE 于 7 月 22 日逮捕了 38 岁的墨西哥国民马丁·马丁内斯-巴利纳斯 (Martin Martinez-Ballinas)，此前他因非法重新进入美国而服刑。据联邦当局称，他正面临第三次驱逐出境。
联邦官员表示，马丁内斯-巴利纳斯在 2017 年的一起车祸中被定罪，该车祸导致海军陆战队下士詹姆斯·雷·沃尔登三世 (James Ray Walden III) 死亡。
“我的儿子当时 21 岁……而这一切在眨眼之间就结束了，”詹姆斯·雷·沃尔登二世周五在参加“威尔·凯恩秀” (The Will Cain Show) 时表示。 福克斯新闻 (Fox News) 丧生海军陆战队员之父痛批非法移民
肯塔基州的一个学区正在终结“情感支持水壶”的流行趋势，在课程准备恢复的一周前，此举激怒了家长和学生。
据 Spectrum News 1 报道，负责管理近 15,000 名肯塔基州学生的哈丁县学校 (Hardin County Schools) 出于安全考虑，在最后一刻决定禁止在校期间使用金属水壶。
在 8 月 6 日课程预定开始的前几天，这项撤除流行水壶的决定正式公布。
“我们注意到，越来越多的学生选择将这些水壶作为攻击其他学生的武器，”该学区公共关系主任约翰·赖特 (John Wright) 表示。 埃拉·莫里森 (Ella Morrison) 学校禁止“武器”水壶
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安吉尔·莎拉·兰珀萨德（Angel Sarah Rampersad）的家人在周五拒绝让市长曼达尼（Mamdani）在她的葬礼上发言，这需要极大的勇气。这位来自皇后区、28 岁的美国陆军参谋中士于 2026 年 7 月 17 日在约旦穆瓦法格·萨尔蒂空军基地（Muwaffaq Salti Air Base）的一次伊朗导弹袭击中丧生，她当时作为“固有决心行动”（Operation Inherent Resolve，即针对伊拉克和叙利亚境内 ISIS 的行动）的一部分在该基地驻 stationed。兰珀萨德在与全球最大恐怖主义政权的战斗中失去了生命，而哈马斯正是该政权的代理人，曼达尼则在暗中支持哈马斯。她为自己热爱的国家献出了生命，而曼达尼显然并不热爱。
在距离兰珀萨德奥宗公园（Ozone Park）住所仅半英里的 Calvary Assembly of God 教会里，这位伊斯兰马克思主义的纽约市长被安排在第四排，被迫忍受一系列基督教赞美诗和福音歌曲。据报道，他在徒劳地等待被邀请发言时，显得愤怒且坐立不安。
“家属较为保守，希望限制任何政治干扰，”一名参与葬礼策划的消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》。
明智之举。在曼达尼担任市长这充满波折的七个月里，我们对他已经足够了解，知道他一定会发表一篇巧妙设计且旨在制造分裂的演说，其目标并非教堂内悲痛的哀悼者（他蔑视这些人的信仰），而是针对国际上的反美穆斯林以及他在国内培养的志同道合的侨民。
尴尬的亮相
仪式结束后，当纽约市警察（NYPD）将覆盖着国旗的兰珀萨德灵柩从教堂抬出并放入灵车，准备进行长达数个街区的警察护送队列前往她最终安息的 Long Island 时，曼达尼尴尬地站在阴影中，面色阴沉。他像一个在校长办公室里受罚的小学生，双手紧紧握在一起，被引导到路中间，在纹丝不动且面无表情的荣誉卫队前拍照。有那么一会儿，他背对着会众，盯着离他脸部仅两英寸的纽约州旗。直到他的民主党队友霍楚尔（Hochul）州长和州总检察长莱蒂希亚·詹姆斯（Letitia James）加入时，他才意识到自己必须转身面对人群。
太尴尬了。当然，巴基斯坦新闻服务机构 DRM News——众多以狂热崇拜报道市长每一步行动的谄媚外国新闻源之一——将他们的直播描述为“曼达尼慰问在约旦丧生的美国士兵家属”。但曼达尼并没有提供任何慰问。他怎么可能提供呢。他用全身心展示着对美国及其所代表的一切的蔑视。他假装代表纽约，因为他在一次分裂了民主党选票的选举中走运获胜，但纽约很快就会背弃他，因为他试图实施由嫉妒驱动的、不切实际的政策，而这些政策的资金则由纽约工人出资、通过奥尔巴尼（Albany）的救助金支付。对于曼达尼来说，身处世界上最多样化的社区之一却发现自己是个局外人，真是件屈辱的事。
不受欢迎的市长
在皇后区这个民主党工人阶级的核心地带，即使是在较为保守的奥宗公园（去年这里投票给他的领先幅度比安德鲁·库莫高出 23 个百分点），他本应如鱼得水。他一直告诉我们，这些人才是他的支持者。但在一个有着白色栅栏、为了纪念兰珀萨德而让美国国旗半旗飘扬的社区里，没人想要他的革命之毒。
与曼达尼一样，兰珀萨德并非出生在这个国家。她来到
她 2 岁时随家人从特立尼达来到美国。但与出生于乌干达、含着金汤匙长大的马姆达尼不同，她成长为一名想要服务于这个收养她的国家的爱国者，就像在她之前的许多其他移民一样。据其家人朋友兼邻居卡洛斯·加西亚（Carlos Garcia）称，她的家庭是一个自豪的军人家庭。她的叔叔曾在陆军服役，她的姐夫 / 妹夫曾在海军陆战队服役。加西亚说：“她为了国家，在从事她热爱的事业时牺牲了。”在葬礼之前，她悲痛欲绝的母亲站在家门外，那里悬挂着一面半旗状态的美国国旗，街道两旁许多门廊上也同样悬挂着半旗。她面对着聚集的记者、慰问者和邻居们发表讲话。卡罗尔·阿塞韦多（Carol Acevedo）说：“她为这个国家而死，作为母亲，我对她感到无比自豪。”
在兰珀萨德（Rampersad）及其家人和邻居眼中看到的是美国，而马姆达尼看到的却是一群部落的集合。他为了政治利益和个人心理上的宣泄而强调冲突与分歧，而纽约一直代表着成功与合作。正是像安杰尔·兰珀萨德（Angel Rampersad）这样的爱国英雄在 11, 2001. 年 9 月 11 日献出了生命。马姆达尼那充满恨意的统治是对他们所有人的侮辱。他攻击资本主义和攻击犹太人的行径源自同一个阴暗之地，而这与纽约的精神格格不入。
执意强加
他恶意公布纽约房地产所有者的姓名和地址（他以此吹嘘这些人将受到他新设的“二套房税”的影响），旨在激发像令人厌恶的 Twitch 主播哈桑·皮克尔（Hasan Piker）这样马克思主义革命战友的血腥欲望，后者曾表示希望街道被“红色的资本家血液浸透”。马姆达尼在最好的情况下是在邀请职业强占房者，在最坏的情况下则是在邀请那些想要效仿路易吉（Luigi）的人来掠夺所谓的富人。他伪装成原则坚定的人权和底层民众捍卫者，但实际上他只是一个被仇恨驱动并执意进行破坏的狂信徒。这就是为什么 9 和 11 的 9 / 11 遇难者家属不希望他在 9 月 11 日纪念活动中出现的原因。当然，他执意要强加自己的存在，通过彰显其主导地位来让自己感觉良好。
马姆达尼究竟是一个异类，还是未来趋势的征兆，将在接下来的民主党初选和中期选举后变得更加清晰。民主党选民是否会刹住马姆达尼式马克思主义的马车，还是会任由这种癌症扩散？如果像马姆达尼这样的马克思主义革命者得偿所愿，那么兰珀萨德和 9 / 11 英雄们的牺牲将化为乌有。
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《纽约邮报》，周一，2026 年 8 月 3 日 nypost.com
爱情与篮球。Coco Jones 与 Donovan Mitchell 在亲密好友和家人的见证下于周六结婚。这位演唱《ICU》的歌手（上图）与克利夫兰骑士队的球员在 NBA 球星 Jaylen Brown、Jalen Brunson 和 Bam Adebayo 面前交换了誓言。Ciara 和她的丈夫 Russell Wilson 也出席了仪式。Mitchell 和 Jones 在 2023 年的一次 7 月 4 日派对上相识，并在次年开始约会。2025 年 7 月，这对新人宣布订婚，并在 Instagram 上分享了一段特别求婚的视频。
她正处于 R&B 订婚状态。
负责调查 Nancy Guthrie 失踪案的警长解释了为什么当局在案件达到六个月时间节点时选择公布两封勒索信。皮马县警长 Chris Nanos 表示：“这些信件中的一些信息可能会触动某人，让他们说：‘你知道，我听过那个，’或者关于措辞、写作风格。” Nanos 说，既然这些信件已经“流传在外”并被媒体报道，当局希望确保报道的信息是正确的。他还表示，执法人员致力于解决此案，并坚称：“我们依然在努力，我们不会放弃。”
警方的公开恳求
“驱魔人”偶像 Linda Blair 在警方周五因涉嫌经营犬舍而搜查其加州房产后做出了回应。这位恐怖片明星（上图）当天在网上写道：“告知一声，我很好。尽管在 105° 的酷暑中遭到了惊喜访问，但动物们都很好！由于我们每个人都忙于动物救援、从炎热的沙漠中挽救生命以及救助遗弃动物，大家的电子邮件和社交媒体都超载了！” 67 岁的 Blair 补充道：“事实证明我们只需要处理一些文书工作和一些图表……我想搬家，这样我可以更具教育意义。” 据《People》杂志报道，该女演员的房产被搜查是因为洛杉矶县区域规划部以及动物护理与控制部的检查令。
救援之难
一位顶级普拉提教练表示，男性不愿承认自己在练普拉提，但有些人正秘密支付每年 $25,000 的费用来上课。Mason Pilates 创始人 Aly Berger 告诉我们，她的大多数私人客户现在是男性运动员。“男人们现在已经到了不再觉得‘哦，普拉提很简单’的阶段。现在，男人们的反应是：‘普拉提超级难。我和我女朋友一起去上了一节课，结果全身都在发抖。’ ” 她在东部蒙托克游艇俱乐部的弹出式店铺中告诉我们，她的私人课程每年最低收费 $25,000。
她说，在训练男性时，她“会加入更多二头肌弯举和划船等让他们觉得非常舒适的动作……然后以后可以加入其他项目。由于他们体型更大，某些动作会感觉不那么舒适。” Berger 承认：“他们不想告诉朋友自己在练普拉提，但他们是最优秀的客户。团体课主要是女性，而私人课则多为男性。他们想要高强度、面对面的训练。” Berger 将于今年秋季在 Tribeca 开一家新的会员制工作室，每节课仅限六个名额。她告诉我们，该空间将比普通工作室更像“高端”住宅，以让男性感到更受欢迎，并将包括桑拿房、冷水浸浴池和休息室。
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JOE 也没那么糟糕。在最近的迈克尔·杰克逊传记电影《Michael》中，对他...
杰克逊家族的家长乔（Joe）被描绘成一个独裁者，通过体罚将年幼的表演者逼成流行巨星，而另一个儿子正试图挽救父亲的名声。第六页 (纽约邮报名栏)获悉，马龙·杰克逊（Marlon Jackson）已与制作公司 BLK Prime 合作推出名为《经理，神话，传奇》（The Manager, The Mythology, The Legend）的纪录片系列。据告知，该剧旨在恢复其已故父亲作为“远见先驱”的声誉。家族长期好友史蒂文·曼宁（Steven Manning）将担任这部八集系列剧的执行制片人之一，该剧将深入探讨乔在早期如何将包括迈克尔（Michael）和珍妮特（Janet）在内的孩子们培养成全球超级巨星。乔和凯瑟琳·杰克逊（Katherine Jackson）的第六个孩子马龙在给第六页 (纽约邮报名栏)的一份声明中表示，他对他讲述乔的故事感到“激动”。他说：“我们父亲的一生充满了胜利与挑战，我们坚信这部剧集将为我们家族背后的那个男人提供一个独特且准确的刻画。我们很高兴能与全世界的粉丝分享[我]父亲不可磨灭的遗产，让他们能够近距离观察我们所认识和深爱的那个卓越个体。” 乔在 20 世纪 60 年代和 70 年代开启了儿子们——杰基（Jackie）、蒂托（Tito）、杰梅因（Jermaine）、马龙和迈克尔——的职业生涯，将他们打造成为 Jackson 5. 随后，他又开启了女儿珍妮特的演艺生涯及其音乐生涯的起步阶段。从 20 世纪 80 年代起，人们对乔的认知更多集中在他被指控的虐待和严苛的育儿方式上，而非他将家庭从贫困中带向好莱坞灯红酒绿的功绩。在电影《迈克尔》中，科尔曼·多明戈（Colman Domingo）将乔塑造为一个专横且暴力的形象。一名熟悉该纪录剧集的内部人士告诉我们，他们认为乔在电影和百老汇音乐剧《MJ》中被“妖魔化”了。他们说：“他还有另一面没有被讲述，他一直没有被正面地刻画。”
“没有比杰克逊先生更伟大的经理了。”乔于 2018. 年因胰腺癌去世，享年 89 岁。几天后，珍妮特称他为“一个伟大的人”。杰克逊之兄赞美父亲
洋基队（YANKEES）投手卡洛斯·罗登（Carlos Rodón）及其妻子阿什利（Ashley）正邀请一些棒球界顶尖球星共赴一个场外意义深远的夜晚。这对夫妇将于 8 月 24, 举办第三届年度柳树盛会（Willow Gala），这是一次旨在支持面对不孕不育和妊娠流产家庭的活动。三届 MLB 全明星卡洛斯与阿什利在经历妊娠流产后创立了该盛会，目标是筹集 $1 百万，以帮助夫妇们负担生育治疗费用。活动将在 Skylight at the Refinery 举行，预计将吸引大量洋基队成员到场，包括队友亚伦·贾奇（Aaron Judge）、盖瑞特·科尔（Gerrit Cole）、贾兹·奇索姆（Jazz Chisholm Jr.）和安东尼·沃尔佩（Anthony Volpe）。球员们提供帮助
伊恩·莫尔 (Ian Mohr) imohr@nypost.com 奥利·科尔曼 (Oli Coleman) ocoleman@nypost.com 玛拉·西格勒 (Mara Siegler) msiegler@nypost.com 卡洛斯·格里尔 (Carlos Greer) cgreer@nypost.com
第六页 (纽约邮报名栏)® “贪婪”的歌手泰特·麦克雷（Tate McRae）在周六于蒙特利尔举行的 Osheaga 音乐与艺术节担任领衔演出时独占所有目光。 尼克斯队 (纽约尼克斯)队长贾伦·布伦森（Jalen Brunson）的妻子阿里（Ali）在马塞拉·海莫维茨（Marcella Hymowitz）的 the Pearl 教授健身课... 律师亚瑟·艾达拉（Arthur Aidala）在 Rao’s 餐厅... 凯蒂·霍姆斯（KATIE Holmes）和她的新男友杰森·巴德·亚莫斯基（Jason Bard Yarmosky）在布里奇汉普顿（Bridgehampton）的 Topping Rose House 参加 Ferragamo 的晚餐。 目击记录
《纽约邮报》, 星期一, 2026年8月3日 nypost.com K 卫生与公共服务部部长罗伯特·F·肯尼迪（Robert F. Kennedy Jr.）就 COVID-19 大流行、疫苗和自闭症与 CNN 主持人达娜·巴什（Dana Bash）发生了激烈的冲突。在巴什指出肯尼迪将 COVID-19 大流行后果的大部分责任推给安东尼·福西博士（Dr. Anthony Fauci）后，紧张局势升级。在 RFK 开始描述他应对未来大流行的计划后，两人真正开始了激烈的交锋。肯尼迪在周日的《国情咨议》节目中表示：“我们需要保护我们的宪法权利。这是首要责任。”当巴什对他“谈论权利，而我在询问潜在的公共卫生危机”表示不屑时，肯尼迪反击道：“因为你也是问题的一部分。这是绝对的媒体失职。”主持人表示，她不想让他说出“完全不真实的事情”，且“COVID 疫苗确实起作用了”。 Ryan King TV 关于 COVID 的“巴什”环节
珀西（Percy）是一头年轻的大白鲨，追踪器显示，它目前正在长岛地区移动，很可能正向北前往更凉的水域。珀西由 OCEARCH 与新斯科舍省海岸外的坦库克群岛海洋野外站合作，于 2025年7月28日 标记。OCEARCH 表示，珀西已经从加拿大跋涉 4,660 英里到达墨西哥湾，并返回东海岸。周二，珀西在长岛海岸附近发出信号，距离海洋海滩（Ocean Beach）约 14 英里。 Fox Weather 鲨鱼在长岛附近留下“足迹”
RFK JR. 与 CNN 主持人争执。作者：VaneSSa Serna
大都会艺术博物馆舞会（Met Gala）的组织者准备在 2027 年的慈善活动中，在表彰极具争议的时尚设计师约翰·加利亚诺（John Galliano）方面迈出一大步。尽管这位前迪奥（Dior）设计师在 2011 年发表反犹太言论后仍然是一个两极分化的人物，但大都会艺术博物馆和《Vogue》周五宣布了明年的“约翰·加利亚诺：地平线”展览。
据《纽约时报》报道，大都会博物馆信托成员兼《Vogue》全球编辑总监安娜·温图尔（Anna Wintour）会见了纽约市的“有影响力的拉比和犹太领袖”，旨在“听取他们对明年计划举办的时尚盛会潜在问题的看法”。据该媒体周六报道，加利亚诺和大都会博物馆服装学院策展人安德鲁·博尔顿（Andrew Bolton）据报道一直积极参与会议，试图获得这些领袖的“祝福”。
2011 年，这位商人当时在迪奥担任设计师，因在巴黎一家酒吧用反犹太辱骂词汇责骂顾客，并在醉酒时宣称“我爱希特勒”而被判定犯有仇恨罪。他还被要求支付法院费用和罚款，并因该事件被这家时装屋解雇。
拉比们批准。现年 65 岁的加利亚诺后来道歉，称他不记得该事件，且曾深受酗酒和药物成瘾之苦。他一度淡出时尚界并寻求康复治疗，随后在 2014 年回归，担任 Maison Margiela 的创意设计师。
与温图尔、博尔顿和加利亚诺会面的犹太领袖，包括北美改革犹太教联盟主席拉比里克·雅各布斯（Rabbi Rick Jacobs），表示加利亚诺值得第二次机会。雅各布斯告诉《时报》，他感受到了加利亚诺的“真诚”，他说：“他是坦诚的。他直视着我们，清晰地说话，不像是在背诵谈话要点。”
他继续说道：“显而易见的担忧是，这场演出可能会遇到很多阻力——不仅是怀疑，而是一种认为这样做是错误的感受。”位于大都会博物馆附近的伊曼纽尔圣殿（Temple Emanu-El）领导者拉比约书亚·戴维森（Rabbi Joshua Davidson）敦促展览探讨加利亚诺的后果。
行为。“我们告诉他们，如果他们能够利用这次机会来教授关于反犹主义的现实，并将反击的重要性以及此时反犹主义的危险性融入到展览中，那将是非常有力、深刻且富有成效的，”他告诉本报。戴维森预见犹太社区的一些成员会认为这次展览“有问题”，并表示：“人们很可能会因此感到不安。我可以理解这些感受。”反诽谤联盟（Anti-Defamation League）首席执行官乔纳森·格林布拉特在给《第六页 (纽约邮报名栏)》的一份声明中表示，“ADL 很久以前就接受了约翰·加利亚诺的道歉，并认为他已经真正正视了过去的反犹主义行为。”
“时机至关重要”
“但时机至关重要，”格林布拉特补充道。“反犹主义正在激增……纽约的犹太人感到被这座城市的领导者忽视了。在决定做出后，现在的责任在大都会博物馆及其合作伙伴身上，不能仅仅通过一个展览做出象征性的姿态，而应该在博物馆内以及他们参与塑造的整个时尚界采取切实行动来反对反犹主义。”据《时报》报道，博尔顿自 2010 年起就一直在考虑表彰加利亚诺，他表示组织者需要找到一种方法，“将艺术成就与伦理责任结合起来，而不允许其中一个抹杀另一个”。温图尔告诉该媒体，加利亚诺的“职业生涯并非由单一时刻定义”，并表示“没有人比他更配得上这样规模的展览”。加利亚诺在将迪奥（Dior）从高级定制转变为如今的奢侈时尚品牌过程中发挥了作用，并且是深受名流喜爱的迪奥马鞍包的设计师。包括赞达亚、金·卡戴珊、阿迈尔·克鲁尼和 Tyla 在内的名人们经常在红毯活动中穿着他的复古设计。
加利亚诺将成为继伊夫·圣洛兰和川久保玲之后，第三位在大都会博物馆举办个展的在世设计师。2027 年大都会艺术博物馆年度盛典（The Met Gala 2027）将于明年 5 月举行，加利亚诺的展览将于 2027 年 5 月 9 日至 2028 年 1 月 9 日向公众开放。Getty Images 为大都会博物馆 / Vogue Haute 提供图片：约翰·加利亚诺身着其设计的一件作品，与金·卡戴珊一同出席 2024 年大都会艺术博物馆年度盛典。市内的几位拉比表示，他已经真诚地正视了过去的反犹主义行为。
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com 向丹尼尔·席尔瓦 (Daniel Silva) 的散文学习。他登上畅销书榜单的次数比《圣经》还多。榜单第一名——他的加布里埃尔·奥隆 (Gabriel Allon) 系列第 26 部作品《赎金》(Ransom)——讲述了一位中东特工、艺术专家兼前间谍，他总能抓到叛徒，而他的妻子似乎永远不会变老，也永远不会失去魅力，不像我们这些人。席尔瓦：“我曾经让我的主角从以色列情报局的联系中退休，但灵感来自去年哥本哈根机场的无人机事件。原定于几天后开会的欧洲领导人们动用了无人机、信号干扰器，以及任何能保护他们的信号。那就是这本书的灵感。‘我在夜晚地在脑海中写作。我热爱这种方式。我从事我的工作，整天沉浸其中。只不过我觉得现在工作起来比年轻时更长、更辛苦。因为意识到剩下的时间有限。’” 辛迪：曾搞错过事实吗？“我保持自发性。没有详细的大纲。有一次，我把凯雷德 (Escalade) 和另一种车搞混了，但事实核查员总会检查。我用手写。铅笔。黄色法律便签本。当我完成一本书时，下一本就在我脑海中成形。我到处都有小纸条。我最终允许我的核心角色从他长期担任的以色列情报局职位上退休。但读者和我的出版商都爱他，所以现在他稍微改变了一下，成了一位曾经是间谍的艺术修复师。” “30岁出头时，我写了第一本书。秘密写作。没有合同。是一部关于第二次世界大战的惊悚小说。如果失败了，我希望能在完全私密的情况下失败。当时我是一名CNN制片人，曾担任过驻外记者。” 是否融入了关于当今中东冲突的内容？“没兴趣写这个。我觉得很多人也没兴趣读这个。但我可以给你透露一点关于下一部作品的线索。我正在研究波提切利 (Botticelli)。佛罗伦萨的乌菲兹美术馆有他最大的收藏。故事始于四个来自剑桥的朋友在伊比萨岛度假，但只有三个回到了家。我就说到这里。” “除了最近有人问我有多少研究人员在职。我说，‘在职？你看着的人就是全体工作人员。’” 辛迪·亚当斯 (Cindy Adams) 如果你想写一本畅销书，就参考一下丹尼尔·席尔瓦的经验。他的新悬疑小说《赎金》于上周出版。
这是我收到的一些东西。未经请求便送达，来自美国运通 (American Express)。也许是个广告。也许是个警告。我只是认为你应该留意。突然之间，每个人都被某种诈骗盯上了。诈骗者变得越来越老练。伪装成值得信赖的人。当局，包括政府实体、你的美国运通、一个朋友。他们通过制造紧迫感，试图在某些情况下强迫人们做出快判断——例如，政府或执法人员联系你，要求立即偿还债务或收集个人信息。比如：有人声称持有热门活动的门票（例如已售罄的比赛）并提供折扣。如果听起来好得令人难以置信，那么诈骗者可能是在尝试获取你的信用卡账户详情或窃取你的资金。有人要求使用不寻常的付款方式，如礼品卡或加密货币。正规实体不会要求你使用礼品卡或加密货币来解决账户问题。
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据一项新起诉书称，一名在 Soho 区工作的 CVS 员工在试图帮助一名保安时，被一名持刀疯子击碎了下颚——随后当她请求帮助支付医疗费时，被公司解雇了。
法庭文件显示，25 岁的阿比盖尔·多尼 (Abigail Downey) 去年秋天在曼哈顿该社区的一家药店上常规夜班，当时一名行为异常的男子开始恐吓购物者，并残暴地殴打她以及她试图帮助的一名保安。她说，随后那个疯子掏出了一把刀，直到警察赶到将其制服。
多尼最终针对她的下颚伤势（导致她无法咀嚼食物）提交了工伤赔偿申请，而她告诉《纽约邮报》，在 24 小时内，她就因为“升级职场暴力”而被解雇。
原告及其诉讼书称，她的经理“不仅没有对 [多尼的] 伤势表示关心”，反而“批评她当晚早退”——大约在她的班次结束前 30 分钟。
多尼告诉《纽约邮报》：“我震惊了。”此后，她已经在 CVS 的一家竞争对手公司找到了新工作。
CVS 拒绝就此事向《纽约邮报》发表评论。
彼得·森扎米奇 (Peter Senzamici) CVS 解雇袭击受害者：诉讼
据警方和消息人士称，周日下午在布鲁克林的一处住宅内发现了一具 58 岁男子的腐烂尸体，其颈部插着一把刀。
警方表示，他们在中午 12:41 左右，在 Bed-Stuy 地区 Madison 街 716 号的一栋棕色住宅内进行健康检查时发现了这起惨剧。他在现场被宣布死亡。
目前尚不清楚尸体在那里的时长，但消息人士称，尸体已“高度腐烂”，颈部有一把刀突出。
乔·马里诺 (Joe Marino) 腐烂且被刺身躯
作者：亚历克斯·米切尔 (alex mitchell)
一名患有唐氏综合征的长岛跆拳道黑带在获得该武术全国冠军以及年度残疾运动员称号后，达到了人生巅峰。
“这意味着我很有信心，而且这让我感到快乐，”来自 Garden City 的 22 岁冠军布伦丹·赖安 (Brendan Ryan) 告诉《纽约邮报》。
一个月前，赖安在业余体育联盟 (AAU) 全美锦标赛的残疾组比赛中大获全胜。他在器械项目中奉献了一场载入史册的双节棍表演，并在型类项目中赢得了另一枚金牌。这一切使赖安被评为 AAU 比赛中顶尖的残疾组选手。
这位运动员坚称：“我一点也不紧张。”在劳德代尔堡 (Fort Lauderdale) 的赛事期间，他还积累了许多粉丝和几位朋友。
在受到《超凡就正队》(Power Rangers) 和《惊奇队长》(Captain Marvel) 系列电影启发学习格斗技巧后，赖安在 Oceanside 的 Champions Martial Arts 训练跆拳道已有大约七年时间。
导师纳丁·佩斯 (Nadine Pace) 从第一天起就认可了赖安的天赋。
“他有魔力。他简直太棒了，”佩斯在评价这位二段黑带之星时说道。
“他学得很快。他非常热情，非常快乐，能和每个人相处得很好。”
“因为他的残疾而产生限制的情况并不存在——完全没有。他在普通班级学习，就像其他人一样学习，而且表现得非常好。”
让这位金牌得主近期的成就更加令人印象深刻的是，这些成绩是在他首次参加全国赛期间取得的，佩斯说这种情况相当罕见。
“他独立完成，没有任何帮助，表现得非常出色，”她在评价赖安时说道，赖安同样精通剑术和长棍。
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赖安在 18 岁时从 Garden City 高中毕业，并继续参加补充教育课程直到他 22 岁。他曾在当地的杂货店和比萨店工作。
赖安也是一名才华横溢的滑雪者，他进行……
高级黑钻级雪道——与此同时，他每周还跟随佩斯（Pace）及其其他教练参加三节跆拳道课程。瑞安（Ryan）将在秋季参加莫洛伊学院（Molloy College）的一项计划，旨在帮助特殊需求人士培养独立生活技能。但最重要的是，瑞安致力于获得四段黑带；佩斯表示，如果一切按计划进行，大约需要 10 年的时间才能实现。“我必须拥有这种力量，”这位充满希望的准大师说道。一旦瑞安获得黑带晋级，他的最终目标是加入佩斯，成为冠军馆（Champions）的一名教练。目前，所有年龄段的学员都非常喜欢瑞安，他的幽默感和善意深受大家喜爱。佩斯说，瑞安凭借其无可比拟的热情已经完全融入其中——而且他有个名声，就是在出腿或出拳时，会竭尽全力地大喊“AYAH!”。“他表达自己的想法毫不犹豫，”她笑着说。对于瑞安来说，这是一个回报给予他成长之地的机会，他说：“我要把这里变成我的家。”詹姆斯·梅瑟施密特（James Messerschmidt）拍摄：患有唐氏综合征的跆拳道黑带布伦丹·瑞安（Brendan Ryan）上个月在业余体育联盟（AAU）全国赛中斩获两枚金牌。这位来自花园城的 22 岁男子被评为该赛事的最佳残疾人参赛者。
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此外，消息人士称，警方在床上发现了一把刀，在洗手池中又发现了一把。彭佐在现场被宣布死亡。消息人士称，警方尚未在此案中提起指控，但已将一名裸体男子拘留，并将其视为相关人员。
不明情况 目前尚不清楚是什么导致了这起发生在建筑内部的可怕罪行，该建筑是位于法院广场（Court Square）的一栋拥有 51 个单元的高档建筑。根据房源列表，该建筑的两居室单位月租金高达 $6,000 以上。
截至 6 月，该市记录了多年来上半年谋杀案数量最少的一年。截至 6 月底，五个区共发生了 122 起谋杀案，与去年同期的 162 起谋杀案相比下降了近 25%。统计数据显示，今年的数字打破了之前 2017 年 136, 起的记录。在皇后区北巡逻区（包括周六发生致命刺杀案的第 108 分局），今年前六个月发生了 12 起谋杀案，而去年同期为 14 起。
记者 Steven Vago 参与额外报道
“裸体”嫌疑人涉入杀人案 由 Joe Marino 和 JorGe Fitz-GiBBon 报道
周日，一起发生在长岛市一栋豪华公寓楼内的男子谋杀案出现了离奇的新细节——死者被发现直坐在浴缸中，且警方拘留了一名裸体男子。
执法部门消息人士称，周六下午 1 点前，在安保人员响应屋顶火警并发现一名裸体男子使用灭火器喷洒监控摄像头，随后试图闯入一间公寓后，警方赶赴皇后区这座豪华的 Hayden 高层建筑。
消息人士称，纽约警察局（NYPD）将该男子铐住，并检查了他试图进入的公寓。在屋内，他们有了一个恐怖的发现：卧室和浴室里溅满了血——死者经警方确认名为 36 岁的卡洛斯·彭佐（Carlos Penzo），他直坐在浴缸里，头部、面部和胸部有多处刺伤。消息人士称，死者的腿上还放着一把刀和一个电击枪。
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冰岛当局周六表示，冰岛海岸警卫队和特种部队在北极岛国附近扣押了一艘由反捕鲸活动人士保罗·沃特森（Paul Watson）创立的团体运营的船只，并拘留了其船员。
冰岛海岸警卫队表示，捕鲸船 Hvalur 9 的船员在周四晚上请求援助，因为他们认为其安全受到抗议船 Bandero 的威胁。
据称，Bandero 船无视海岸警卫队要求离开冰岛海域的指令，随后又无视停止发动机的命令。海岸警卫队和警方特种部队“维京小队”（Viking Squad）在周四午夜左右登船并拘留了船员。沃特森当时不在船上。保罗·沃特森船长基金会在一份声明中确认该船已被扣押。
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冰岛扣押绿色船只
布鲁克斯火辣至极 布鲁克斯·纳德（Brooks Nader）周六在法国圣特罗佩的一艘游艇上，身穿白色超短裤和配套的百褶上衣，光彩照人，足以与阳光媲美。这位模特将在《海滩救护队》（Baywatch）重启版中迎来她的演艺处女作。
喜剧演员兼脱口秀主持人比尔·马赫（Bill Maher）猛烈抨击了前国家过敏和传染病研究所所长安东尼·福西（Anthony Fauci）博士。就在几天前，福西在关于其处理 COVID-19 疫情的参议院听证会上，111 次援引第五修正案关于禁止自我指证的权利。在周五播出的 HBO《实时》（Real Time）节目中，马赫指责福西在病毒起源问题上说了“彻头彻尾的谎言”。19
在周三法乌奇参加参议院听证会后，该病毒已导致全球 7 million 记录在案的死亡。 “他被抓到了在撒谎，”马赫说道。“对我来说，关键问题在于这个病毒的起源，这非常重要。它是如何开始的？”这位喜剧演员提到，法乌奇此前主张该病毒是通过中国武汉的一个活禽湿货市场由动物传给人类而起源的。随后，他指出了一个具有争议的理论，即病毒是从中国武汉的一家实验室意外或故意泄露而传播的。福克斯新闻 马赫对法乌奇颇有微词
《纽约邮报》, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com
我们现在能用“入侵”这个词了吗？对于数万名年轻男子粗暴地侵入一个外国主权领土的行为，还有什么词可以形容？即使是最天真的左翼分子，穿着他破旧的库非亚围巾和印有“欢迎难民”的T恤，也不会将这种对独立国家的流氓式强闯描述为“寻求庇护”。这也许是本周塞塔（Ceuta）发生的非凡事件中唯一的一点好处：委婉语终于死掉了。人们再也无法将西方自杀式地放弃边界的行为粉饰为“善良”。
特朗普总统曾试图警告我们。几乎就在一年前，当他抵达苏格兰进行高尔夫球之旅时，他对来自海外且未经审查的人员对欧洲进行的“可怕入侵”表示哀叹：他说，不受控制的移民正在“杀死欧洲”。就在本周，他告诉英国新任首相安迪·伯纳姆（Andy Burnham），大规模移民正在“杀死你的国家”。塞塔发生的事件证明了他的正确性，塞塔是位于北非顶端的一个西班牙飞地。
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场面令人震惊：据估计有 49,000 人——主要是摩洛哥人，且绝大多数为男性——兴高采烈地侵入了西班牙王国的领土。这个人数大约相当于一年中非法航行前往英国的人数。他们翻越边境大门，冲垮了负责保护西班牙土地的人员。病毒式传播的视频片段显示，这些男人在涌入时挥拳庆祝，显然对这次侵入感到兴奋。
即使是西班牙媒体也感受到了委婉语的消亡：记录报纸《ABC》的头版写道：“塞塔，被入侵”，旁边配图是数千名男子沿着塞塔海滩涌入的景象。
塞塔的大规模冲击让西班牙那些极度冷漠的统治阶级也警觉了起来。塞塔的所有政党，无论左翼还是右翼，都要求马德里派遣军队加强与摩洛哥的边境，西班牙首相佩德罗·桑切斯（Pedro Sánchez）承诺将做出“立即反应”。
然而，即使西班牙人能够平息这场严重的主权统治危机——但这其中有一个巨大的“如果”——其教训也不应仅在西班牙境内回响，而应在整个欧洲回响。因为塞塔的陷落揭露了全球主义的致命压力。它说明——事实上是在尖叫——全球主义及其金领追随者所带来的对主权、民主以及我们生活方式的混乱践踏。
塞塔的冲击粉碎了左翼的谎言。多年来，进步主义者在误导公众，坚称非法越境的人是“脆弱的人群”，正在“寻求庇护”。就像“老大哥”一样，他们期望我们拒绝眼睛和耳朵看到的证据，转而接受来自厄立特里亚或阿富汗的这些趾高气扬的家伙是需要我们关爱和四星级酒店照顾的“地球上最可怜的人”。
大开的塞塔拆穿了这个谎言。全世界都能看到，那些暴徒中几乎没有妇女和儿童。全世界都知道摩洛哥并未遭受战争或饥荒的蹂躏。从现在起，每一次提到“寻求庇护者”这个词，都应该引起嘈杂而愤怒的质疑。
塞塔危机还确认了——
入侵 移民闪击西班牙，粉碎全球主义幻想
令人震惊：暴徒从摩洛哥涌入西班牙领土塞塔，据估计有 49,000 名移民于周五冲击边境，希望抵达欧洲。
作者：Michael Zennie
在 60,000 名来自撒哈拉以南非洲的移民突然涌入非洲地中海沿岸的西班牙城市塞塔后，意大利已暂时暂停了与西班牙的自由旅行协议。
上周的地中海海岸，令欧盟领导人感到不安。意大利总理乔治亚·梅洛尼宣布了这一举措，旨在防止移民在涌入西班牙领土后进入她的国家；此前，西班牙社会党总理佩德罗·桑切斯采取了对移民友好的政策。她表示，意大利正在采取“一项旨在维护国家安全并防止可能给我国带来后果的非常 extraordinary 措施”。梅洛尼将暂停意大利在申根协议中与西班牙的关系一个月，该协议允许 29 个欧盟国家之间自由旅行。塞塔（Ceuta）是一座拥有约 83,000 人的城市，被摩洛哥包围，位于地中海另一侧，与西班牙其他地区相隔，是欧盟与非洲之间仅有的两个陆地边界之一。数万名来自撒哈拉以南非洲的移民试图冲破围栏并绕过码头游入塞塔的画面，引发了欧洲对新移民危机的恐惧。作为回应，西班牙安装了一个 1,600 英尺长的浮动屏障，以增加越境难度。官员还表示，大多数移民已被驱逐回摩洛哥。意大利的反应最为激烈，但芬兰和丹麦的领导人也批评西班牙未能保护其边境，法国则加强了在西班牙过境点的边境检查。22 个欧盟国家的内政部长计划于周二举行紧急会议讨论边境安全。桑切斯反击称，批评者在制造危机。他说：“在当前的国际环境下，欧盟无法承受这种自私、极化且违法的反应。”西班牙的一位政治盟友甚至暗示，以色列和特朗普政府应对塞塔的突破负责，这是为了惩罚桑切斯在加沙问题上的强硬立场，以及拒绝允许美国将西班牙空军基地用于飞往中东参与伊朗战争的飞机。
With Wires 西班牙人无法在意大利漫游 Ciao：在塞塔发生移民混战后，意大利领导人乔治亚·梅洛尼（插图）与佩德罗·桑切斯领导的西班牙之间的旅行协议受到影响。Borja Puig de la Bellacasa / Moncloa / EPA / Shutterstock BRENDAN O’NEILL
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com 现代国家的道德懦弱就像一块红布，激怒了敌对势力。不可否认的是，佩德罗·桑切斯今年对非法移民极其疯狂的庇护 granting， emboldened 这些摩洛哥男子涌入软弱的西班牙。1月，桑切斯绕过议会，发布一项皇家法令，使西班牙境内几乎所有“无证移民”合法化。近 1.2 million 名非法入境者申请了这一身份，使他们获得了在西班牙居住、工作的权利，并能无限制地享受医疗和教育服务。桑切斯通过君主式手段创造了近百万名新“西班牙人”，这是一个致命的愚蠢之举。通过全面开放居住权和公共服务，他剥夺了“西班牙特质”本身的意义。任何人，无论来自何方，都可以拥有你所拥有的东西——这在根本上就是那个专横的指令。而且，他向外部人员发出了巨大的绿灯，让他们在他的软弱政权下碰碰运气。因此，在休达——有 50,000 名北非人接受了他那毫无理智、不经大脑的邀请，前来在西班牙肆意妄为。这场危机是全球主义死亡崇拜的腐烂产物。制度性瘫痪与全球主义幻想的意识形态俘获这一毒性组合，意味着我们的领导者蓄意放弃了国家的第一职责：保护其领土免受外部势力的侵害。面对边界危机的这种放弃精神令人震惊且沮丧。
危险的冷漠 在西班牙、英国、法国、德国，人们在呐喊：面对每天有大量外国男子抵达，我们无能为力。这种宿命论令人心惊胆战：在历史上的非战争时期，没有任何一个国家如此卑躬屈膝地将领土交给外部势力。在英国，我们国家艰苦赢得的主权也被祭献在了全球主义的祭坛上。在过去的七天里，有 1,487 人（主要是男性）乘坐小船非法抵达。而英国新任首相安迪·伯纳姆在做什么？在拍自己吃猪皮卷的视频，并喋喋不休地谈论 The Smiths 乐队。这不正常。英国历史上每一任领导人，我们的每一位祖先，都会认为这是一种可怕的局面，扼杀了国家的尊严和人民的安全。然而我们被告知要将其视为正常，或者至少是不可避免的：这是全球化世界生活的一部分。抵制统治者危险的冷漠，抵制他们在国家主权完整问题上致命的惯性，是我们这个时代最紧迫的任务。因为请不要误会——我们的统治者对边境的放弃是对我们的直接攻击。他们实质上是在说，西班牙的生活方式或英国的生活方式中，没有任何东西是值得捍卫的。你的国家，你的社区，你的历史，你的公民身份，你的福利国家——这一切都如此惊人地毫无价值，以至于甚至不值得围上一道栅栏来保护它免受外部人员侵害。全球主义精英将其描绘为对外国人的善良，而事实上是对公民权利和尊严的野蛮袭击。 够了。停止船只入境。加固边境。将民族国家从这些伪装成利他主义者的虚无主义者手中拯救出来。
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车辆追踪摄像头遭破坏 在全美范围内对该类设备的抵制情绪日益高涨之际，长岛一个城镇的四台 Flock Safety 摄像头在 7 月遭到破坏。其中一起极端案例声称，一名乔治亚州警察非法利用该设备追踪其情妇。
南霍尔德警察局局长 Steve Grattan 告诉《纽约邮报》，位于东端城镇南霍尔德的 AI 驱动摄像头成为了目标。
“在 7 月 4 日周末，我们有两台摄像头遭到破坏。两台都被泼了油漆，其中一台的电线被拔掉，”Grattan 说道。
他补充道：“就在上周一晚上，其中一台摄像头被车辆碾过，另一台的电线被拔掉了。”
另一台位于 Peconic Main Road 的 Flock 摄像头也被扭转了方向，使其不再面向街道，但警方无法确定这是蓄意破坏还是近期风暴导致的结果。
这项极具争议的技术可以根据车身凹痕、保险杠贴纸和车顶行李架来追踪车辆的一举一动，从而引发了关于第四修正案和隐私权的担忧，尤其是在当局滥用该软件引发轰动之后。
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恐怖的视频捕捉到周六一场肆虐的山火将斯波坎的一个社区变成烟雾笼罩的炼狱，火焰席卷房屋，迫使数千名居民在华盛顿州这座城市历史上最严重的火灾灾难之一中逃离。
据 KXLY 报道，沿着 North Indian Trail Road 拍摄的画面显示，随着快速移动的 Old Trails 火灾向房屋逼近，浓黑的烟雾在住宅区上空盘旋，巨大的烟柱吞噬了天际线，使该地区陷入一片朦胧。
在附近，当烈火在斯波坎西北部蔓延时，警察正加速向火场驶去，居民则向南逃离。
据《发言人评论报》(The Spokesman-Review) 报道，这场由风驱动的火灾在正午左右点燃于 Old Trails Road 和 Euclid Avenue 附近，随后跨过斯波坎河，冲入斯波坎西北部，导致 Indian Trail、Five Mile Prairie 等社区收到 3 级“立即撤离”指令。
报道称，到周六晚上，火灾面积已扩大至 3,509 英亩，且控制率为 0%，时速 35 至 45 英里的阵风将火焰推向河滨州立公园 (Riverside State Park) 及住宅区。
房屋被毁 当局确认已有房屋被毁，但官员尚未公布损失估算。
此次山火爆发正值华盛顿州应对前所未有的火灾紧急情况之时。州长 Bob Ferguson 宣布全州进入山火紧急状态，并激活华盛顿州国民警卫队，因为极端高温、干旱和强风在全州范围内造成了爆炸性的火灾条件。
国家气象局还首次向华盛顿东部发布了“特别危险情况”红旗警告，警告称新火灾可能会迅速蔓延并失去控制。
这种罕见的警告仅在最危险的火灾天气下使用，此时强风、低湿度和干燥植被为山火的爆发性增长创造了条件。
Old Trails 火灾是斯波坎地区多起山火之一，其他还包括 Mead 附近的 Fairview 火灾和 Nine Mile Falls 附近的 Autumn Lane 火灾，这两起火灾同样触发了撤离令。
快速蔓延的火势迫使 Mann-Grandstaff 退伍军人事务医疗中心和其他护理机构撤离。
斯波坎的火灾浩劫 毁灭：周日，一名女性在华盛顿州斯波坎审视其被山火损坏的祖父母家。路透社 BRUCE A. BLAKEMAN
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这仅仅是猛力关卧室门——还是有更深层的原因？情绪化通常被认为是青少年时期的组成部分，但对于某些青少年来说，持久的易怒、退缩或行为变化可能预示着更深层的问题。研究显示，大约 1 / 5 的美国青少年经历过临床抑郁症，但由于青少年的症状通常与成年人不同，父母可能难以识别这种情况。最重要的一点是，您和您的孩子并非孤身一人。青少年抑郁症很常见且可以治疗，在正确的支持下，许多家庭能够成功度过这一阶段。纽约大学朗格尼医学中心 (NYU Langone) 哈森费尔德儿童医院儿童与青少年精神科主任 Katherine Ort 医学博士解释了为什么青少年会变得如此情绪化，父母如何区分典型的青少年焦虑与抑郁迹象，以及他们可以采取哪些步骤来提供帮助。
为什么青少年会突然变得如此情绪化 您的孩子曾经很开朗，但现在可能突然像在坐情绪过山车一样，这有几个原因。首先，青少年的大脑仍在“建设中”。在青春期，负责情绪的区域比前额叶皮层发育得更快，而前额叶皮层有助于冲动控制、决策和自我调节。结果就是：情绪波动更大，而管理情绪的工具更少。波动的激素又增加了另一个维度，导致情绪波动、睡眠紊乱以及身体变化，使青少年感到心神不宁。
社交压力在青春期也会加剧。在青少年试图寻找自我认同的过程中，他们通常开始寻求更多独立于父母的空间，并转向朋友寻求认可和支持。与此同时，同伴压力、社交比较以及融入集体的渴望，会让日常挑战显得更加剧烈。综合来看，这些生物学和社会心理的转变，可能使青少年时期成为一个情感动荡的时期——即使是对那些身体健康的年轻人来说也是如此。
迹象表明这不仅是典型的青少年焦虑 并非每个情绪化的青少年都患有抑郁症，但有一些重要的预警信号可以帮助父母区分典型的青少年行为和更严重的情况。
更好健康 (Better Health) 由 NYU Langone Health 呈献
如何判断您的青少年仅仅是情绪化——还是患有抑郁症 Katherine M. Ort 医学博士是纽约大学朗格尼中心哈森费尔德儿童医院的儿童与青少年精神科医生及儿科医生。她在该院担任儿童与青少年精神科主任，并兼任纽约大学基金会综合行为健康项目 (KiDS of NYU Foundation Integrated Behavioral Health Program) 的共同主任，该项目隶属于 Sala 儿童与家庭中心护理研究所。她同时也是纽约大学格罗斯曼医学院儿童与青少年精神科及儿科的临床副教授。
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成长之痛 (GrowinG Pains)
通常，情绪化倾向于是短暂的，并且与特定的触发因素相关，例如与朋友吵架、成绩令人失望或在家里发生争执。它可能表现为翻白眼、猛关门或不愿与家人共进晚餐。虽然令人沮丧，但这些行为通常不会干扰青少年上学、社交或参加他们喜爱的活动的能力。
而抑郁症则更具持久性，并且会影响青少年在日常生活中的功能。此外，年轻人表现出的抑郁症状可能与成年人截然不同。它可能表现为——
表现出悲伤，而一名青少年可能会显得异常易怒、孤僻或容易崩溃。他们也可能出现新的、无法解释的身体症状。例如，一名青少年的脾气可能会变得明显暴躁，并持续数周或数月。另一名青少年可能会开始抱怨频繁头痛或胃痛，且没有明显原因。还有一些人可能会变得内向。一个曾经外向且社交活跃的青少年可能会开始花更多时间独处，远离朋友、家人以及他们曾经喜欢的爱好。
父母如何帮助可能患有抑郁症的青少年
第一步是开启对话。许多父母凭直觉会采取安慰或“严厉之爱”的方式——告诉孩子要“振作起来”，或者说他们“没有什么好难过的”。但一种非评判性的方法更有可能让他们开口说话。相反，应以好奇心引导。尝试这样说：“我注意到你最近和朋友们在一起的时间少了。我只是想了解一下发生了什么。”目标是理解，而不是纠正。并且请记住：即使青少年表现得不想交谈，许多人仍然渴望生活中成年人的强烈连接和指导。创造一个让他们感到安全并愿意敞开心扉的空间可以带来真正的改变。
在此之后，支持可以采取不同的形式。一些青少年经历的是较轻的抑郁发作，随着时间的推移而改善，而另一些人可能需要更结构化的护理。无论如何，寻求帮助并不丢人。许多青少年从谈话疗法中获益，这为他们提供了处理情绪和建立应对技巧的空间，包括如何挑战负面思维模式并更有效地应对压力情境。如果症状更为严重——或者青少年因过度崩溃而无法进行治疗——药物也可能成为与临床医生讨论的一部分。
如果你担心你的青少年可能在考虑自杀，请严肃对待。警告信号可能包括诸如“生活不值得”或“我不想醒来”之类的陈述。不要害怕直接询问关于自杀的想法——询问并不会增加风险，也不会给他们“灌输想法”。如果对他们的安全有任何紧急顾虑，请毫不犹豫地寻求紧急帮助或前往急诊室。
担心青少年心理健康的家庭不必独自面对。纽约大学朗格尼医学中心（NYU Langone）哈森费尔德儿童医院（Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital）下属的儿童研究中心，为经历抑郁、焦虑及其他心理健康问题的儿童和青少年提供专业的评估和治疗。
如果你正与自杀念头作斗争，或正经历心理健康危机且居住在纽约市，你可以拨打 1-888-NYC-WELL 获取免费且保密的危机咨询。如果你居住在五个区以外，可以拨打 24 小时 7 天全天候全美自杀预防热线 988，或访问 SuicidePreventionLifeline.org。
青少年的大脑仍在发育中。结果就是：情绪波动更大，而应对这些情绪的工具却更少。
《纽约邮报》, 2026年8月3日, 星期一 nypost.com 不要将利润置于公共安全之上 问你自己一个问题 为什么任何汽车公司都要取消美国最可靠的紧急通信系统之一？ JOHN CATSIMATIDIS CHAD LOPEZ 主席兼首席执行官 总裁 在您购买下一辆车之前... 问一个简单的问题 它有 AM 广播吗？ 如果没有... 请离开。 保护您的家人。 保护您的社区。 保护美国的最后一道防线。 全球在线收听 下载 77WABC 应用程序或访问 WABCRADIO.COM @77WABC @77WABCRADIO @77WABCRADIO % 在紧急情况下可以通过 AM 广播联系 当其他所有手段都失效时，AM 广播依然有效。 AM 广播。 美国的最后一道防线。 您的手机不是紧急警报系统。 它依赖于手机信塔。 它依赖于互联网连接。 它依赖于一个在危机期间可能会过载或崩溃的网络... 它在数百万美国人最需要的时候，直接向他们传递救命信息。 这就是为什么联邦、州和地方的紧急管理官员几代以来一直依赖 AM 广播。 AM 广播永不失效。 全球在线收听 AM 广播。 美国的最后一道防线。 当其他所有手段都失效时，AM 广播依然有效。 您的手机不是紧急警报系统。 它依赖于手机信塔。 它依赖于互联网连接。 它依赖于一个在危机期间可能会过载或崩溃的网络... 它在数百万美国人最需要的时候，直接向他们传递救命信息。 这就是为什么联邦、州和地方的紧急管理官员几代以来一直依赖 AM 广播。 AM 广播永不失效。 % 在紧急情况下可以通过 AM 广播联系 不要将利润置于公共安全之上 问你自己一个问题 为什么任何汽车
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上周，大都会运输署 (MTA) 负责人詹诺·利伯 (Janno Lieber) 指出了州立交通系统面临的巨额赤字背后的一个罪魁祸首：市长马姆达尼 (Mamdani) 推行的免费巴士计划，这刺激了更多的人停止付费。霍楚尔 (Hochul) 州长必须利用她的影响力来抵消市长的言论——并修复即将到来的 228 亿美元 billion 2027, 年 MTA 预算，而该预算的困境并非马姆达尼的错，而是她的错。
利伯认为巴士逃票是一个危机，这是正确的：超过 48% 的乘客不付费，这几乎是地铁逃票率的五倍。然而，纽约警察局 (NYPD) 和 MTA 一直在通过制服人员和文职人员执行票价规定（分别进行）取得进展：在去年秋天马姆达尼就任之前，两年前的逃票率在 51% 以上，随后略有下降。正如利伯周三所说，“所有关于免费巴士的谈论，确实产生了一定影响……我不是在责怪任何人，我也不是在要求任何人闭嘴。”
一个希望巴士免费的市长不在乎人们是否为此付费，这并不令人惊讶。正如马姆达尼在 7 月份在霍楚尔和利伯面前所说，“我们将继续不仅是相信，而且致力于让我们的巴士系统变得免费。”今年，纽约警察局针对巴士服务盗用行为开出的罚单减少了 73%。
但 MTA 的财政问题不仅在于马姆达尼。上周的支出更新是一次剧增：明年的预算将比两年前增加 13%。仅自 2 月份的预测以来，明年的 $160 million 赤字几乎翻了一番，达到了 $295 million。到 2028, 年，赤字将突破 5 亿——到 2030. 年将接近 $900 million。财务负责人贾伊·帕特尔 (Jai Patel) 警告称，那是那个古老的噩梦：“结构性成本压力”。
工人和退休人员的医疗福利是最大的推手，自 2019, 年以来增长了 52%，到 2027. 年将达到 30 亿美元 billion。但这里最大的问题是州长，因为 5 月周末长岛铁路 (LIRR) 罢工的结算成本已经明朗。该机构原本希望将其员工的年度加薪控制在 2%，因为它目前正在与负责地铁和巴士的人员的运输工人联盟 (TWU) 进行谈判。但当它以本年度 3.8% 的加薪解决铁路罢工时，它削弱了自己的立场，而 TWU 将要求匹配这一标准。这些额外成本每年可能会消耗近 $200 million。
在霍楚尔向 LIRR 妥协的同时，她扩大了 2008 年金融危机后被聘用的交通工人的养老金福利，这些人之前被要求缴纳更多养老金且延迟退休。现在，MTA 每年将不得不额外支付 $30 million。
你可能会想，票价和过路费又要上涨了。但 MTA 已经在计划未来三年内进行两次 4% 的票价和过路费上涨。拥堵定价费将在 2028 年从 $9 上涨到 $12. 这些额外的资金将不足以弥补缺口。
只有一个人能救 MTA，而且那不是市长。霍楚尔有三项任务：第一，告诉公众免费巴士永远不会实现。是的，在马姆达尼政治权力达到顶峰的今年，她坚守了底线。但她需要明确，她的“现在不行”态度其实就是“永远不行”。MTA 没有能力每年放弃 11 亿美元 billion。第二，在乘客明白这一点之前，她必须监督全力打击巴士逃票。纽约警察局的警员可以支持 MTA 的文职团队，该团队最近启动了一项计划，通过将手持机与 OMNY 或信用卡轻触，要求乘客在巴士上出示付款证明。如果马姆达尼领导的纽约警察局没有
足够的警员来提供帮助，她可以指示他增加警员，并利用明年城市预算中需要州政府提供的资金作为筹码。最后，她必须——即便已经太迟——在工会加薪问题上坚守底线。任何工资增长必须伴随着劳动效率的提高，包括削减公交车司机的病假时间——因为这正在损害服务质量。霍楚在 MTA（大都会运输署）预算问题上很脆弱：她是启动拥堵收费措施的州长，而倡导者们几十年来一直承诺这将带来变革。如果缺乏成本修复，这只不过是 MTA 每年 124 亿美元 billion 税收和通行费（从薪资税到销售税）中的另一项通行费或税收。马姆达尼不会闭嘴——但霍楚可以让他的话变得无关紧要。尼科尔·格利纳斯 (Nicole Gelinas) 是曼哈顿研究所《城市杂志》(City Journal) 的特约编辑。
弥合差距 逃票仅是 MTA 资金困境的一部分 尼科尔·格利纳斯 (NICOLE GELINAS)
州长，请坦诚面对：面对 MTA 迫在眉睫的预算缺口，霍楚需要直截了当地告诉纽约人，“免费公交”永远不会实现。
James Messerschmidt 为《纽约邮报》拍摄
中期选举观察：共和党将失去众议院 “距离选举日不到 100 天”，《华盛顿审查报》的拜伦·约克 (Byron York) 警告称，共和党“维持众议院控制权的希望依然渺茫”。特朗普的支持率为 39.7%；“伊朗战争是一个巨大的不确定性来源”；且总统所属的政党在期中选举中几乎总是会失去阵地。唯一的“共和党利好”是：“民主社会主义者的崛起”让共和党可以将民主党人描绘成“疯子”，且“比疯子更糟——具有危险性”。正如一位共和党战略人士所言，“我们有很多钱，重新划分选区对我们有利，而且民主党人疯了”——但“这感觉还不够”。
保守派观点：非法移民更平等？ “一系列法院案件和行政决定”往往不仅“赋予非公民与美国人同等的权利”，实际上还“为他们提供了更好的待遇”，Compact 的萨姆·门森 (Sam Munson) 愤怒地表示。一名弗吉尼亚州地区检察官“承诺指示其办公室在做出指控和认罪决定时‘限制或避免移民后果’”，这意味着“非法移民在面对与公民相同的犯罪指控时，可能会面临较轻的指控”。这种观点的潜在基础是一种“哲学立场”，即“任何限制和威慑移民的努力”都证明了“所有形式的激进抵抗”都是正当的，包括“街头暴力”。但这种对无限移民的执着，表明了一种“帝国主义”的世界愿景，即“目前生存的每个非美国公民潜在大都将成为美国人”。
左翼观点：疯狂的媒体 否认法乌奇的事实 Racket News 的马特·泰比 (Matt Taibbi) 对 NPR、CNN 及其他媒体仍然否认广泛证据（即托尼·法乌奇博士故意欺骗美国公众）感到惊讶。哈？“在法乌奇参加疫情初期的电话会议 8 天后”，当时 12 位顶级科学家中有 9 位表示，为了产生 COVID-19 病毒而进行关键突变的“刻意插入”是“可能的”，法乌奇却告诉全世界，“该病毒来自实验室的观点”是一个“阴谋论……没有任何科学依据”——这是一个被无休止重复的、“显然具有欺骗性”的说法。简而言之，同一位“多次告诉公众他认为病毒是自然演化的公共卫生官员”，掩盖了他对这一事实的了解：即一名“著名的中国科学家”在“距离首批病例报告地仅几英里处”一直在摆弄该病毒。
国防领域：太空部队的威慑力 “随着华盛顿和全球被乌克兰和中东的战争所占据，由于……”
在皮特·海格塞斯的五角大楼陷入混乱之余，看到国防部传出一些好消息真是令人欣慰，”《华尔街日报》的迈克尔·奥汉隆在参观了“科罗拉多州的三个太空部队设施”后由衷地表示。太空部队创建于 2019 年，其规模“远小于海军陆战队或海岸警卫队”——“大约 10,000 人”。凭借其自身的“六个基地”，加上“分布在全国及世界各地许多其他军事基地的成员”， “太空部队正在使其足迹多样化，以增强生存能力和韧性”。美国的太空优势包括“可重复使用发射载具、先进微电子技术”以及“小型卫星的扩散”——所有这些都使美国的太空能力“比前几十年更具生存能力”，因此非常适合于帮助“威慑大国战争”。
自由意志主义者：“经济发展”= 浪费
一项关于各州经济发展补贴的新研究发现，这些补贴确实“创造了就业机会”——但这些工作是“在游说领域”，《理智》(Reason) 杂志的乔·兰开斯特讽刺道。这项发表在《小企业经济学》(Small Business Economics) 上的研究，“调查了 1997 年至 2019 年间全美 50 个州 40,000 家游说公司的招聘趋势”。研究发现，“在一个州授予首个‘极大规模’的商业激励措施后，游说公司的就业人数跳升 3.6%，且增幅集中在州首府县，那里的游说就业人数上升了 5%”。兰开斯特愤怒地指出，相关文献已得出定论，这些补贴并不能促进其他就业增长：相反，“每年，各州将数以百亿计的纳税人资金用于经济发展补贴，然而即使按照各州自己的衡量标准，其投入产出比也非常低”。
— 由《邮报》编辑部编译
皮特·海格塞斯
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com letters@nypost.com 兰德·保罗的“私人恩怨”：福齐辜负了美国人 议题：参议员兰德·保罗试图就安东尼·福齐博士援引第五修正案而对其提起诉讼的努力。
在这个国家，一个罪犯即使是在冲动之下非法夺走一条生命，也可能在监狱中度过余生。然而，支持杀手病毒研究的安东尼·福齐博士却能自由行走，尽管他曾参与导致数百万人的死亡（见“保罗参议员致力于提起藐视法庭指控”，7月31日）。他还进行了一场马基雅维利式的活动，歪曲并掩盖真相，多年来欺骗美国人民。这难道就是一个伟大的国家吗？ 鲍勃·海尔，佛罗里达州埃斯特罗
当我们已经找到了这个“女巫”时，这真的还是一场“猎巫行动”吗？新冠病毒夺走了并摧毁了数百万人的生命。福齐在听证会期间本可以给我们真正的答案以帮助公共卫生，因为他受到赦免的保护。 彼得·拉维亚诺，曼哈顿
福齐是个伪君子和自恋者，永远不应该被允许主导政策。但世界上有这么多问题在发生，为什么还要回顾大流行病？能 possibly 发生什么？福齐退休了，他的养老金有保障，而且他得到了赦免。我们应该停止这种哗众取宠的行为，转向严肃的问题，比如选民欺诈、反犹主义、伊朗和经济。这是参议员兰德·保罗的个人恩怨。让我们其他人忘掉它并继续前行，因为这件事不会产生任何好处。 敏迪·雷德，新城市
共和党人和其他 MAGA 支持者在参议院听证会上抨击福齐，这太虚伪了。保罗现在想要强迫福齐就大流行病提供答案，而福齐在听证会上援引了 100 次以上的第五修正案。
特朗普总统曾援引第五修正案超过 400 次。那么他们对于特朗普证词的问责要求在哪里？ 艾伦·施瓦茨，新泽西州维罗纳
能力越大，责任越大。福齐是耶稣会教育的产物，该教育教导“为了上帝的更大光荣而服务他人”。作为一名医生，我对福齐感到失望和不安。他的道德指南针在哪里？当患者与医生交谈时，他们相信自己获得的是事实信息。不幸的是，对于像福齐这样的医生来说，金钱变成了他们的神，“不造成伤害”变得毫无意义。 路易斯·加尔迪埃里，新泽西州莫里斯敦
在国会面前看到福齐那副沾沾自喜的傲慢模样真是令人羞耻。前总统乔·拜登授予的概括性起诉豁免权表明，福齐在某些事情上是有罪的，更不用说他重复使用第五修正案了。随着新冠和疫情已远去，我希望再也看不到或听到这个人的消息。 尼克·加特索利斯，曼哈顿
我们为什么要在研究一种会杀死且确实杀死了全球数百万人的致命病毒方面与中国合作？我想，这个问题在福齐那里同样会是一个关于第五修正案的答案。 托马斯·迪迪，考特兰特
福齐曾在医学领域拥有卓越的职业生涯，但他的骄傲导致了他的垮台。他向美国人民撒谎并欺骗。他在美国医学界播下了不可修复的不信任种子，需要为此负责。 保罗·培根，佛罗里达州哈兰代尔海滩
福齐被质问新冠问题唯一的原因是，这不过是特朗普复仇之旅的另一个组成部分。让我们不要忘记：当大流行开始时，特朗普声称这只不过是民主党的一个骗局，随后有超过一百万美国人死于
特朗普的表。Kreg Ramone 曼哈顿
在流行病期间，福西制定的那些指令极其愚蠢，让每一个遵守这些指令的人都成了傻瓜。这位自称的病毒专家不仅在病毒爆发之初扮演了角色，而且显然完全不知道采取什么样的措施才能合理且有效地遏制疫情。
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纽约市现在有一套法律是让歹徒用来对付普通哥谭市居民的，而另一套法律则是给那些敢于攻击权势者的疯子准备的。看看 Andrew Truelove 吧，这个疯子试图冲进《Today》节目现场，并向主持人 Craig Melvin 吼叫种族歧视词汇：他现在理所应当被关在狱中——而且由于法官决定将其还押，理由是他违反了关于刑事破坏罪的缓刑条件，他将继续留在狱中。事情本该如此：实施公开威胁的爆炸性行为，然后被关起来冷静一下，直到出庭受审。
但请将这一正确决定与皇后区疯子 Shaleek Brunson 的犯罪记录单上 50 多次——50 多次——逮捕记录进行对比。周二，Brunson 用锤子攻击一名随机路人；该路人在逃进一所犹太学校后，才被一名英勇的保安救下。Brunson 是个职业歹徒，最近一次被捕是在上周五，因从 Bergdorf's 偷窃价值 $1,300 的商品而被捕——尽管此次犯罪是在 7 月 10 日另一次偷窃被捕之后发生的（那次同样被无保释金释放），但这次逮捕后他依然被无保释金释放。在此之前，他还被逮捕过数十次，且有长期的精神健康发作史和涉嫌参与帮派的记录——此外据报道还有 24 次封存的逮捕记录。
令人发指地，由于市级和州级的刑事司法“改革”，Brunson 在这次锤击袭击后可能依然能走出去。这里的信号很明确：只要一名暴力疯子将他的猎食对象限制在没有地位、金钱或权力的人身上，我们的“觉醒”司法系统就会给他一次又一次的机会。仅在今年夏天，我们就看到 Zaki Smith（14 次前科）在曼哈顿将一名年长女性推向地铁轨道，以及 Rhamell Burke 将 Ross Falzone 推下地铁阶梯致其死亡；Burke 仅从 2 月起就累积了 4 次逮捕记录，其中包括在另一个火车站发生的暴力崩溃行为。
但只要你去攻击一名电视名人，他们关押牢房门的速度就快得惊人。法律理应保护所有纽约人，而不仅仅是大人物。但对于那些支持无保释金释放、卡夫卡式发现法以及所有其他反公共安全创新的进步派支持者来说，由此造成的附带杀戮根本无关紧要。
很难找到一个比《琼斯法案》(Jones Act) 更好的失败贸易法例子了——该法案目前已将美国的货船产量削减到每年仅几艘，而中国则在建造 4,000. 多艘。特朗普总统和国会需要尽快优先考虑废除这个 100 年前的错误。该法案旨在通过要求所有美国港口之间的运输必须使用美国制造、美国所有、美国船员和美国挂旗的船只，来提振美国商船业。但美国高昂的...
制造费用使得其他替代方案——例如进口、陆路运输——变得经济得多。因此，尽管造船成本飙升，但对美国船舶的需求却骤减。造船厂要么关闭，要么过时；海员严重短缺。整个《琼斯法案》船队目前仅有 92 艘船。而美国国内仅有 3.9% 的货物通过海运运输，相比之下，欧盟的这一比例为 28%。事实上，符合《琼斯法案》规则的液化天然气 (LNG) 运输船短缺如此严重，以至于新英格兰地区从海外进口 LNG 比购买美国产品更便宜。事实是，美国的该产业几乎已经死亡：美国目前承担的世界商业造船份额不足 1%。“《琼斯法案》已经实施了一百年，在整个期间，国内造船率十年又十年地在下降，”一直跟踪数据的 Balsa Research 的詹妮弗·陈 (Jennifer Chen) 指出。
这对美国军事造船能力也带来了麻烦。五角大楼甚至不得不租用外国船只在冲突期间运输士兵、设备和物资。想象一下，如果我们面临一场需要战斗舰和运输船的持久战——并且，假设封锁导致海外盟友无法交付外国船只。《琼斯法案》损害美国消费者和就业机会、削弱国家安全的时间已经太长了。海洋覆盖了地球表面的 70%。我们需要现在就扩大造船规模。赶紧废除这部过时的法律——让这个国家重新恢复良好状态。
在另一项针对欺诈行为的关键打击中，ICE 的国土安全调查局终于开始追究那些提交明显造假庇护申请的律师的责任——这是另一种被容忍太久的滥用移民法行为。美国移民与海关执法局 (ICE) 上周发出通知，拟对律师苏拉杰·拉杰·辛格 (Suraj Raj Singh) 处以罚款，他经营着一家全国性的移民事务所，主要代表印度庇护寻求者。该机构指控辛格在 54 起移民案件中提交了 118 份复制粘贴的文件，正寻求最高罚金——近 $500,000。一个月前，ICE 同样对律师维诺德·多达马尼 (Vinod Doddamani) 处以超过 $250,000 的罚款，指控他在 32 起庇护案件中提交了 64 份欺诈文件。
这些罚款是根据国土安全部 (DHS) 总法律顾问詹姆斯·珀西瓦尔 (James Percival) 5 月份下达的打击欺诈性庇护申请的指令而执行的。更广泛的指控是，律师们习惯性地将同一个迫害故事复制粘贴到一份接一份的庇护申请中，认为一次奏效的故事再次也会奏效，并寄希望于不堪重负的审核员不会注意到。特朗普团队已经恢复了真正的边境执法；打击那些欺诈性利用宽松庇护法的“法律鲨鱼”是另一个正确步骤。
扭曲的进程 “正义” 这部法律保护的是美国对手 庇护欺诈同样猖獗
《纽约邮报》, 星期一, 2026年8月3日 nypost.com 密歇根州揭露民主党的道德泥潭 安东尼·福西 (Anthony Fauci)，这位成为美国应对 COVID-19 失败之面孔的公共卫生官僚，上周在国会山作证。只不过他实际上并没有作证：在一次令人震惊的傲慢行为中，他对他那些承受了暴政般的 COVID 时代“福西主义”沉重打击的无数美国人表现出蔑视，这位疯狂的医生在 100 次以上的情况下援引了第五修正案。对于一个已经获得广泛总统赦免的人来说，这是对国会意志前所未有的挑战。国会最好将福西判定为藐视法庭。周三的僵持局面发生在肯塔基州参议员兰德·保罗 (Rand Paul) 此前公布了福西日记中令人谴责的摘录之后。这些摘录揭示了一个痴迷于自己日益增长的公众形象的人。福西在私下里对许多 COVID 时代的关键争议持有严重的怀疑，例如关于病毒极具争议的起源问题，而这位资深官僚在面对谨慎的公众时，在这些问题上却表现出一种自信。简而言之，过去的一周生动地勾勒出了一个权力贪婪的“小精灵”的反派形象，他为如此多的人化身为大流行时期的地狱。在教导美国人闭嘴并“相信科学”时，福西犯了科学主义的谬误：他将科学与政治家被赋予任务去保障的公共利益混为一谈。此外，福西的生物医学恐怖统治，成为了一个世纪以来行政国家项目的顶峰，该项目旨在让华盛顿精英的判断凌驾于民众的判断之上。但并非每个美国人都同样地受制于福西那些专横且经常变动的指令。我们要感谢我们的开国元勋：联邦制减轻了那些足够幸运地生活在政治领导层敢于挑战生物医学专制的州内美国人的“福西主义”负担。我很清楚这一点。我在 2021 年搬到佛罗里达州，在很大程度上是因为州长罗恩·德桑蒂斯 (Ron DeSantis) 处理 COVID-19 的方式。当白大褂暴政横行，大多数美国人听命于那些以“科学”之名说话的人时，德桑蒂斯采取了与全国平均水平不同的做法。许多实施严厉封锁和学校关闭的蓝色州，如纽约州和新泽西州，情况要糟糕得多。美国人用脚投票：佛罗里达州在 2020 年 7 月至 2021 年 7 月期间记录了最大的年度净迁入量。佛罗里达州，这个曾经决定 2000 年总统大选（差距为 537 票）的摇摆州，现在拥有一位以 19.4% 的优势赢得连任的共和党州长，且其州议会两院均由共和党占据绝对多数。如果佛罗里达州没有组建自己的医疗团队——并无视福西和联邦政府，这一切都不会发生。佛罗里达州不仅在选民和科学面前证明了自己是对的，还证明了开国元勋关于联邦制的愿景。来自国家首都的一刀切的官僚治理与美国的宪政主义和美国的生活方式是不兼容的。正如詹姆斯·麦迪逊 (James Madison) 在《联邦党人文集》第 45 篇中所述：“……留在州政府手中的权力是众多且不确定的。”大法官路易·D·布兰代斯 (Louis D. Brandeis) 在 1932 年的一份最高法院反对意见书中留下了一段名言：“联邦制度中一个令人高兴的巧合是，如果公民选择，单个勇敢的州可以作为一个实验室；并在不给国家其他地区带来风险的情况下，尝试新颖的社会和经济实验。”这正是德桑蒂斯领导下的佛罗里达州所做的。至于福西？他已被削减至拙劣的法律手段和情绪失控。让我们希望他很快能将那些可悲的歇斯底里带进监狱。
Founders’ Fauci Fix 19.
阅读自己的分析，并得出结论：那些反对群体思维正统论的人是对的：COVID-19 并不需要生物医学权贵阶层所要求的那些严厉的政策应对。因此，在 2020 年，德桑蒂斯领导下的佛罗里达州在联邦政府表示谨慎行事之前，就全面开放了餐厅、酒吧和海滩。在德桑蒂斯的领导下，佛罗里达州强制要求学校在 2020 年秋季恢复线下教学。在 2021 年秋季，德桑蒂斯领导下的佛罗里达州禁止地方政府、学校和企业强制要求接种 COVID-19 疫苗。为此，福奇在他现在已被曝光的日记中称德桑蒂斯为“彻头彻尾的耻辱”。但讽刺的是，在 2020 到 2022 年的疫情核心年份里，这个“阳光之州”的年龄调整后 COVID 死亡率远优于国家水平。
JOSH HAMMER 《纽约邮报》观点
约翰·费特曼 (JOHN Fetterman) 最近的日子稍微没那么孤独了，但这并不是因为他的勇气感染了民主党的长辈。这位宾夕法尼亚州的进步派人士因为揭露其党内日益抬头、反文明力量的真相，而被贴上了“叛徒”的标签。上个月，在缅因州的格雷厄姆·普拉特纳 (Graham Platner) 竞选崩溃后，费特曼主张，伯尼·桑德斯“一直在推举这些共产主义者和这些……糟糕的反美人士”。他使用的“反美”这一限定词尤为重要，因为它触及了冲突的核心。民主党内部血腥的内战并非关乎医疗保健、移民、LGBT 问题或边际税率。它是关于两种不可调和的世界观：一种认为美国是卓越且值得赞赏的，另一种则认为美国是极度可憎的——这正是这个狂热沼泽如此令人沮丧的原因。
以以色列作为代理。在密歇根州，两名立法者终于承认了这个沉重且令人不快的事实。哈莉·史蒂文斯 (Haley Stevens) 代表议员，是五大湖州参议院选举中民主党的建制派选择，她这次在应对阿卜杜尔·埃尔-赛义德 (Abdul El-Sayed) 时不再客气。后者是一个脾气暴躁、诋毁犹太人、崇拜哈桑·皮克 (Hasan Piker) 的粉丝，并在周二初选前的民调中领先两位数。史蒂文斯在周四的一条措辞激烈的推文中写道：“全美国人都明白，你想把所有问题都归咎于美国犹太人。”史蒂文斯的支持者、代表议员希拉里·舒尔滕 (Hillary Scholten) 则走得更远，她表示，如果埃尔-赛义德在 8 月 4 日获胜，她不确定是否会支持他。她说：“我不会站在一个允许明显的反美情绪进入我们公共对话的人身边。”
看到一些民主党人，哪怕是任何民主党人加入费特曼的阵营，都是令人心慰的。其他人都在哪里？史蒂文斯感到绝望且动力十足；而舒尔滕则是一个无名的国会议员。她们都没有能力扭转党的航向。而那些可能起到关键作用的人仍然不愿这样做。以美国前总统巴拉克·奥巴马为例，他从未回避在关键时刻就民主党应采取的路线提供建议。然而，奥巴马并没有抵制那些反美的复仇主义者，反而通过美化市长马姆达尼 (Mayor Mamdani) 的激进主义，向他们发出了支持信号。也许不奇怪，这位习惯于“道歉之旅”的总统不会挺身而出；他与激进分子有着太多共同的信念。参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默 (Chuck Schumer) 则不同，他将自己描述为犹太人的守护者。没有人会将舒默误认为是罗纳德·里根，但在历史上，他一直支持自己的国家及其维护的世界秩序。正因如此，面对他的政党陷入如此令人沮丧的沼泽而表现出的乏味反应，才显得如此……
当然，舒默现在支持史蒂文斯，就像他此前全力支持州长珍妮特·米尔斯那场针对普拉特纳的注定失败的竞选一样。但在两场选举中，他那些千篇一律的背书声明和资金支持都没起作用。选民渴望的是真实感和自信。反美派展现了这两点：他们公开表达对这个国家的蔑视，并且坚信“正即是邪，邪即是正”。然而，舒默一直克制着不去揭露他们的真相——更不用说在普选中拒绝支持他们了。在看到他为了普拉特纳像把廉价折叠椅一样弯腰妥协后，谁还会认真对待他对史蒂文斯的背书？这位少数党领袖渴望成为多数党领袖，而埃尔-赛义德是 11 月选票中代表民主党的领先者。所以他选择保持沉默。舒默感到无力，因为此时此刻他确实无能为力。在比赛进入最后阶段时，试图用钱解决问题，无法替代在初次嗅到这些有害思想和仇恨之人的气息时就展现出道德清晰度。如果你期待像加州州长加文·纽森和前副总统卡玛拉·哈里斯这样潜在的 2028 年领先者在竞选季到来时予以反击，那就别指望了。他们是没有灵魂的、随风而动的追随者，只关心什么对自己的职业生涯最有利。奥巴马心满意足，舒默胆小怕事，而其他人则根本不在意地去进行这场正义之战。这些毫无骨气的弱者出于各种原因，选择了阻力最小的路径，而非正义之路。但他们低估了这一盘算的长期代价。因为他们最终留下的政党将不再是误入歧途，而是令人在道德上感到厌恶。
艾萨克·肖尔（ISAAC SCHORR） “这些毫无骨气的弱者选择了阻力最小的路径。”
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 之前的谜题答案 (C) 2026 Tribune Media Services
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纵向 1 幽默的文字创作者 2 集思广益的产物 3 香港 __ 4 信用卡提供商 5 圣诞歌曲中鹧鸪所在的地方 6 迪士尼的 “__ 与史迪奇” 7 “春季”乡村歌手丘奇 8 断开连接 9 水果糖品牌 10 带有 poi 的聚会 11 袖子填充物 12 同样被称为防弹少年的 K-pop 乐队 20 毫不接近 21 在剧院中被提示 24 肥沃的土壤 25 “没事了，没事了” 26 热门唱片 45 面的背面 27 重复时，意为 “你知道接下来的内容” 28 销售话术 29 停车管理员 30 躲避 31 弹尤克里里 36 满座的演出 38 舌头上的感觉感受器 41 猫的声音 43 可能带有种子或大理石花纹的熟食店面包 46 扔掉 47 12-纵向词条（例如） 50 __ 资金：启动资金 51 艺术课上常用来绘制火鸡的肢体 52 不常，但并非从未 53 “我能说 __ 吗？” 54 德梅因所在地 55 圣诞颂歌 56 “我能说 __ 吗？” 57 姐妹的玩伴
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Wonderword 玩法：下面列出的所有单词都出现在谜题中——水平、垂直、对角线，甚至反向。找到它们并仅圈出它们的字母。不要圈出整个单词。剩余的字母将拼出 Wonderword。
方向：用每行中的字母组成一个 2 到 7 个字母的单词。使用右侧的计分指南计算每个单词的分数。7 个字母的单词可获得 50 分奖励。“空格”可作为任何字母，但没有分值。所有单词均出自《官方拼字游戏玩家字典》第四版。
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BUTTERFLY 根据上面的单词或短语，组成至少 13 个五个字母的单词，且同一个词的不同形式不得重复使用。例如，使用 drink 或 drank（不能两者都用）。
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“我妻子在节食，”一名读者写道。“她说她想要个可口可乐瓶一样的身材。即便她看起来像瓶佳得乐我也没关系：我只希望她能多关注一下她的假人局（dummy play）。”在四心约定的局面下，这位读者的妻子使用了假人的梅花A，然后打出主将K。西家出小牌，随后赢得了下一张主将，并转而打出一张低点黑桃：2，K，A。“我妻子抽走了主将，”读者说，“然后打出一张方块。东家赢牌并回了一张黑桃，西家随后拿到了10和Q。如果我妻子的叫牌水平和节食水平一样糟糕，她看起来会像个两升装的饮料瓶。”我告诉这位读者，我不会将他的评论转达给他的妻子，但她的确失误了。在第二轮出牌时，她必须出黑桃交给她的J。如果西家赢牌，他将没有有效的防守手段。如果他出A和一张低点主将以阻止假人吃黑桃，南家将抽走主将，并在方块A处输掉一轮，从而为弃掉黑桃创造机会。如果
相反，西家出第二张梅花，南家将在假人中吃掉她的第三张黑桃。《邮报》谜题页
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com 团队打算创建他们自己的版本，理由是该节目的成功。“如果我是[Netflix CEO] 泰德·萨兰多斯，我会给斯科特·佩利和安德森·库珀打电话，每人支付 $10 million，你可以雇佣任何你想要的人，包括一名执行制片人，然后 Netflix 就会推出一个名为‘小时’（The Hour）的节目，”他最近表示。一位在数字视频领域工作的人士表示，如果欧文斯无法与流媒体平台达成一份丰厚的协议，他将需要准备在预算极其有限的情况下制作他的节目。此人补充说，建立一个订阅用户群体——这在业内是出了名的难事——对于成功也至关重要。在 YouTube 上，一个拥有 1 million 次观看次数的视频通常可以赚取约 $5,000 的广告收入。100 万个订阅者每年可带来 $1 million 以上的收入，且根据赞助商的不同，赞助资金可以显著增加这一金额。
欧文斯的努力正值魏斯大举削减节目员工之际，旨在更新节目并应对其被指染有左翼偏见的批评。asteigrad@nypost.com Getty Images
‘Astra’ 出价 据《金融时报》周日援引知情人士报道，英国制药商阿斯特捷鲁佐 (AstraZeneca) 一直在探讨与美国竞争对手百时美施贵宝 (Bristol Myers Squibb) 合并的交易。
援助日元 两名日本政府官员告诉路透社，日本财务大臣片山聪 (Satsuki Katayama) 将在周一宣布，东京和华盛顿在货币市场采取共同行动，以遏制日元跌至 40 年低点。
电动汽车销量回升 中国电动汽车制造商比亚迪 (BYD) 的全球销量在 7 月连续第三个月增长，强劲的海外需求继续帮助抵消其本土市场的疲软状况。
空袭 加拿大西捷航空 (WestJet) 的乘务员在未能与这家该国第二大航空公司达成协议后，于周日开始罢工，导致航班停飞。
AI 撤回 Alphabet 旗下的 Google 周五表示，它正在撤回前一天在 Google Earth 中引入的一项 AI 图像生成功能，此前用户分享的图像似乎违反了公司的政策。
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一名知情人士透露，前执行制片人塞西莉亚·维加 (Cecilia Vega)、塔尼娅·西蒙 (Tanya Simon) 以及高级制片人盖·坎帕尼莱 (Guy Campanile)、德拉根·米哈伊洛维奇 (Draggan Mihailovich) 和马修·波莱沃伊 (Matthew Polevoy) 已离职。正如《纽约邮报》上周报道，比尔顿在聘请高级制片人方面一直很困难，并将与潜在候选人的面试当作倾诉自己工作条件的“心理治疗环节”。上周，比尔顿宣布了四位即将加入《60 Minutes》的“新面孔”：罗斯·多瑟特 (Ross Douthat)、塞巴斯蒂安·容格 (Sebastian Junger)、吉安娜·托博尼 (Gianna Toboni) 和特雷弗·菲利普斯 (Trevor Phillips)，以及 CBS 新闻的资深记者诺拉·奥唐奈 (Norah O’Donnell)。部分新雇员的广播电视资历受到了质疑。
接近此事的人士表示，欧文斯在今年早些时候推销过竞争节目的想法，但遇到了一些障碍，包括资金保障和平台的获取。然而，在最近几周，被解雇的《60 Minutes》工作人员制定了一份商业计划书和项目演示稿。据消息人士透露，老团队希望为流媒体及潜在的数字平台制作一个纪录片风格的节目。一名消息人士说：“这不会是一个聊天节目，而将是深度报道，类似于《60 Minutes》。”
尽管如此，欧文斯及其同事面临一个重大问题：制作调查类新闻节目的成本高昂，且很难说服像 Netflix、Apple 和 YouTube 这样资金雄厚的流媒体平台，甚至像 NBC 这样的电视网络来买单。“目前的胃口并不大，”
一名电视经纪人表示，这样的一档节目很难从主要的流媒体平台或广播网络获得支持。
内部人士推测，该系列的重点目标可能是 Netflix，它是 CBS 所有者 Paramount Skydance 及其待定的 1100 亿美元 billion 合并伙伴 Warner Bros. Discovery（HBO Max 的所有者）的潜在头号竞争对手。
“Netflix 方面并没有对综合新闻产生渴望，”一名流媒体前高管表示，“但如果是一档制作精良且成本不过高昂的节目，也许行得通。”
“Pivot”播客共同主持人 Scott Galloway 在其节目中多次公开谈论 Netflix 为何应该聘请 Pelley 和其他前“60 Minutes”成员。
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《纽约邮报》获悉，“60 Minutes”的一位前老板希望与 Scott Pelley 以及其他近期离开这档标志性节目的记者和制片人一起启动一个竞争对手新闻系列节目，但内部人士对该计划能否落地持怀疑态度。
知情人士透露，Bill Owens 去年在 CBS 与特朗普总统就 Kamala Harris 采访的剪辑方式发生争执期间辞去了“60 Minutes”执行制片人的职务，目前他正寻求筹集约 $50 million，用于资助为期两年的深度报道和调查新闻片段。
消息人士补充道，Owens 寻求的这笔款项将用于支付从人员配置、制作到营销和法律的所有费用。
尽管如此，为了让这个想法可行，前“60 Minutes”的记者们可能不得不接受大幅减薪。
“我认为他们要求的钱太多了，”一名熟悉该计划的消息人士表示，“他们还在参照旧的‘60 Minutes’模式，而且他们都习惯了巨额薪水。”
Owens 拒绝置评，其他前“60 Minutes”工作人员未能联系到，但一名接近 Owens 的消息人士否认了这些计划。
一些内部人士推测，在 CBS 新闻总编辑 Bari Weiss 近几个月进行大清洗之后，一个“60 Minutes”风格的创业项目可能会利用这档拥有 57 年历史的节目近期所经历的动荡。
大喊“谋杀”
第二名消息人士表示，Owens 正试图招揽言辞激烈的 Pelley。Pelley 在 6 月被解雇，此前他在一次员工会议上猛烈抨击 Weiss，称她正在“谋杀‘60 Minutes’”。
事实上，有传言称 Pelley 的离开——在此期间他还抨击了该节目新任执行制片人 Nick Bilton，告诉他“永远不会被欢迎”——部分是为了给即将到来的创业项目制造噱头。
Owens 还可能启用其他被解雇的“60 Minutes”员工，包括前记者 Sharyn Alfonsi 和 Cecilia Vega。
而非谈话类节目，它将进行深度报道，类似于“60 Minutes”。
【来源观察】警惕，CBS “60 Minutes”前老板正寻求启动竞争对手业务对抗
Bill Owens（左），去年辞任“60 Minutes”执行制片人，消息人士告诉《纽约邮报》，他正寻求 $50 million 和一个平台，以播出一个竞争对手新闻杂志节目，该节目将包括 Scott Pelley（右）和其他从 CBS 节目中被剔除的员工。
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第一资本对唐诉案做出回应
第一资本金融公司 (Capital One Financial) 周五针对一项诉讼做出了反击。该诉讼涉及其多年前决定关闭特朗普组织 (Trump Organization) 银行账户的决定；第一资本表示，该决定是在反洗钱专家审查后做出的。此次披露标志着一家银行首次正式将洗钱顾虑与特朗普总统的家族企业联系起来。
第一资本试图通过质疑其非法取消银行服务（或出于宗教、政治原因拒绝提供服务）特朗普组织的指控，来请求撤销此案。特朗普组织和第一资本没有立即回应置评请求。
第一资本从未指控特朗普组织洗钱。但周五的文件主张，“文件以及原告自身的指控清楚地表明，第一资本出于反洗钱 (AML) 原因关闭了原告的账户。这些关闭是第一资本 AML 团队根据银行政策和监管指南，经过数月的分析和仔细审查后得出的结果。”
第一资本在 2021. 年通知计划关闭 300 多个与特朗普相关的银行账户。
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OPEC+ 同意增产
OPEC+ 周日批准从 9 月起将石油产量配额增加约 188,000 桶 / 日。该生产组织表示，此举完成了其中一层自愿减产的逐步撤回。
由于伊朗和乌克兰战争导致来自海湾地区、俄罗斯和哈萨克斯坦的出口中断，今年大部分时间里，OPEC+ 连续每月的增产在很大程度上仅停留在纸面上，对市场几乎没有影响。
9 月的增产将完成最初在 2023. 年达成协议的 1.65 million 桶 / 日供应削减的分阶段回滚。
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在房地产投资信托基金 (REIT) Vornado Realty Trust 周一收盘后公布第二季度业绩后，周二早晨的财报电话会议将成为众人关注的焦点。我们假设首席执行官 Steve Roth、总裁 Michael Franco 和首席运营官 Glen Weiss 将讨论一个比近期租赁更热门的话题——即 Vornado 在 350 Park Ave. 扮演的角色，该地块计划建设一座大楼，Vornado 与 Rudin 以及 Ken Griffin 共同开发。
为了建设这座新摩天大楼，公园大道 (Park Avenue) 和东 52 街 (East 52nd Street) 的三栋建筑正在拆除中。两家由 Griffin 控制的 Citadel 公司将成为主力租户，合计租赁面积至少 850,000 平方英尺。
但当市长 Mamdani 随意贬低 Citadel 创始人拥有一个价值 $200 million 的公寓时，Griffin 的承诺受到了考验。这促使作为该开发项目个人合伙人的 Griffin 表示，他将扩大在南佛罗里达州的持产。
Vornado 有权像 Roth 在公司第一季度财报电话会议中所说的那样，在项目中成为“参与者或出售者”。他表示，Griffin “是 60% 的合伙人，我们是 36% 的合伙人，Rudin 家族是 4% 的合伙人”。
Roth 补充道：“Citadel 必须承诺。他们会承诺的。所以我的意思是，整个交易是基于 [Griffin 的公司] 将成为主力租户这一事实……Ken 承诺启动的这一切，所有的事情都将在仲夏时节整合并变得非常清晰。”
本周情况将会更加清晰。
在一次重大扩张中，时尚品牌 Veronica Beard 在 26 W. 17th St. 增加了 15,000 平方英尺的总部办公空间，使其总面积达到 60,000 平方英尺，占据整整四个楼层。CBRE 的 David Stockel 和 Taylor Walker 代表业主 The Winter Organization。JLL 的 T.J. Hochandel 和 Rob Martin 代表租户在续租中——
更新与扩张。“高质量”空间。这座已全部出租、面积为 107,000 平方英尺的大楼中的其他租户包括 Faire Wholesale、Autumn Communications 和 Scale Microgrids。在过去的 3 年里，CBRE 已协助在该地点租赁了超过 100,000 平方英尺的空间。Stockel 表示，Veronica Beard 的租赁合同“凸显了市场对能够支持协作、文化和业务扩张的高质量办公环境的持续需求”。
JAMS，一家领先的替代仲裁和调解服务提供商，正搬迁至时代广场 3 号 (3 Times Square) 的两个完整楼层。此次超过 55,000 平方英尺的租赁，使这座由 Rudin 拥有的塔楼入住率达到 75%。该租户预计将在 2027 年第四季度从第八大道 620 号搬迁。JAMS 总裁 / 首席执行官 Kimberly Taylor 表示，她的公司“在纽约拥有悠久的历史，此次搬迁代表了我们对这里未来的重要投资”。
Rudin 及其合资伙伴汤森路透 (Thomson Reuters) 最近完成了该塔楼的一项全面资本改善计划。
广受欢迎的日本零售及生活方式品牌无印良品 (MUJI) 将在 Flatbush 大道 100 号开设其布鲁克林的第二家门店，该处属于 Alloy Development 的五个建筑街区，范围由 Flatbush 大道、第三大道和州街 (State Street) 围成。这家 10,000 平方英尺的店面是 Flatbush 大道及其相邻区域蓬勃发展的布鲁克林市中心走廊中最新的知名品牌。Alloy 还吸引了另外两家零售商——由米其林星级主厨 Daniel Eddy 领导的 Winner 咖啡面包店（面积 2,726 平方英尺），以及 Tom Brady 经营的 Card-Vault（面积 973 平方英尺）。MUJI 的第一家布鲁克林店位于威廉斯堡。MUJI 美国总裁 Richard Rappaport 表示：“每家新店都是对我们服务社区的一种投资。布鲁克林市中心持续的增长、多样性和活力使其成为我们扩张的理想之地。”
“Alloy 街区”包括一座位于州街 505 号的住宅 / 零售塔楼，以及另一座正在第三大道 1 号建设的塔楼。该街区最终将拥有五栋建筑，包含超过 1,000 套公寓、60,000 平方英尺的办公空间、30,000 平方英尺的零售空间和两所公立学校。
SL Green 在第三大道 711 号（东 44 街与 45 街之间）完成了两项租赁。Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. 签署了一份略低于 20,000 平方英尺的新租赁合同，而 Ackman Ziff Real Estate Group 则续租了 14,598 平方英尺。这座由 William Lescaze & Associates 设计的中世纪风格塔楼最近进行了翻新，包括一个展示汉斯·霍夫曼 (Hans Hofmann) 马赛克壁画的画廊式大堂。
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紧张局势升级 人们对 Vornado Realty Trust 预计发布的关于公园大道 350 号 (350 Park Ave.) 的更新进展抱有高度期待，该塔楼是由其与 Rudin 及 Citadel 的 Ken Griffin（右图）共同开发的。市长 Mamdani 最近对 Griffin 表达了轻视，随后 Griffin 将注意力转向了佛罗里达州。
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AL 排名 东区 胜 负 百分率 落后 *WGB 最近10场 状态 主场 客场 坦帕湾 .586 — — 6-4 L-1 41-18 24-28 洋基队 .563 2½ +6½ 6-4 W-1 26-23 37-26 波士顿 .541 +4 8-2 W-5 25-29 35-22 巴尔的摩 .482 11½ 2½ 5-5 L-2 30-29 24-29 多伦多 .464 13½ 4½ 6-4 L-1 28-31 24-29
中区 胜 负 百分率 落后 *WGB 最近10场 状态 主场 客场 芝加哥 .532 — — 5-5 W-1 34-21 25-31 克利夫兰 .504 — 3-7 W-1 28-28 29-28 明尼苏达 .496 6-4 L-2 30-27 26-30 底特律 .482 5½ 2½ 6-4 W-3 30-27 24-31 堪萨斯城 .407 14 3-7 L-4 26-27 20-40
西区 休斯顿 .513 — — 9-1 W-6 29-27 29-28 德克萨斯 .491 2½ 1½ 4-6 L-5 28-25 27-32 西雅图 .487 4-6 W-2 32-24 23-34 奥克兰 .402 12½ 11½ 2-8 L-5 21-36 24-31 洛杉矶 .384 14½ 13½ 2-8 W-1 25-33 18-36 *WGB：在外卡赛中落后第三名球队的场数
星期日 洋基队 2, 小熊队 1 费城 8, 巴尔的摩 0, 6 局 圣路易斯 5, 多伦多 1 克利夫兰 5, 亚利桑那 0 白袜队 9, 坦帕湾 1 休斯顿 7, 德克萨斯 3 科罗拉多 8, 堪萨斯城 1 洛杉矶天使 3, 密尔沃基 0 西雅图 7, 明尼苏达 6 底特律 11, 奥克兰 0 波士顿 8, 洛杉矶道奇 4
星期一 圣路易斯 在 洋基队, 7:05 旧金山 在 德克萨斯, 8:05 多伦多 在 休斯顿, 8:10 坦帕湾 在 科罗拉多, 8:40
NL 排名 东区 亚特兰大 .598 — — 7-3 W-5 36-20 31-25 费城 .527 — 3-7 W-2 28-27 31-26 迈阿密 .513 9½ 1½ 6-4 W-3 34-23 24-32 华盛顿 .487 12½ 4½ 3-7 L-5 23-34 32-24 大都会队 .416 20½ 12½ 4-6 L-3 25-34 22-32
中区 密尔沃基 .622 — — 6-4 L-1 36-20 33-22 芝加哥 .563 6½ +4 6-4 L-1 31-24 32-25 匹兹堡 .496 14 3½ 3-7 L-1 29-28 27-29 圣路易斯 .491 14½ 3-7 W-1 28-32 27-25 辛辛那提 .477 16 5½ 6-4 W-1 26-31 27-27
西区 洛杉矶 .616 — — 5-5 L-3 33-23 36-20 亚利桑那 .527 10 — 6-4 L-1 31-22 28-31 圣迭戈 .518 11 8-2 W-3 32-25 26-29 旧金山 .420 22 5-5 L-3 26-27 21-38 科罗拉多 .402 24 5-5 W-3 27-29 18-38 *WGB：在外卡赛中落后第三名球队的场数
星期日 迈阿密 2, 大都会队 0 洋基队 2, 小熊队 1 费城 8, 巴尔的摩 0, 6 局 亚特兰大 4, 华盛顿 2 圣路易斯 5, 多伦多 1 克利夫兰 5, 亚利桑那 0 辛辛那提 10, 匹兹堡 2 科罗拉多 8, 堪萨斯城 1 洛杉矶天使 3, 密尔沃基 0 圣迭戈 5, 旧金山 4 波士顿 8, 洛杉矶道奇 4
星期一 圣路易斯 在 洋基队, 7:05 华盛顿 在 费城, 6:40 匹兹堡 在 密尔沃基, 7:40 洛杉矶道奇 在 小熊队, 8:05 旧金山 在 德克萨斯, 8:05 坦帕湾 在 科罗拉多, 8:40 圣迭戈 在 亚利桑那, 9:40
勇士 4, 全国队 2 华盛顿 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wood rf 1 .266 Lile lf 1 .248 Crews cf 0 .226 Abrams ss 3 .287 Ruiz c 0 .261 Ford ph-c 0 .167 Tena dh 2 .244 Nuñez 2b 2 .240 Vivas 3b 0 .241 Chaparro 1b 0 .220 House 1b 2 .231 总计 5 11
亚特兰大 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Baldwin c 0 .272 Acuña dh 2 .240 Olson 1b 0 .266 Harris cf 0 .287 Albies 2b 0 .263 Dubón lf 0 .261 Yastrzemski rf 0 .232 White rf 0 .233 Riley 3b 1 .216 Jarvis ss 1 .263 总计
华盛顿 000 200 000 — 2 4 2 亚特兰大 001 110 10x — 4 7 0 失误 E: Abrams (19), Ribalta (1)。 留在垒上 LOB: 华盛顿 7, 亚特兰大 2。 二垒安打 2B: Riley (16)。 全垒打 HR: Yastrzemski (8), 对阵 Cavalli; Olson (31), 对阵 Cavalli。 打点 RBIs: Chaparro (21), Wood (73), Yastrzemski 2 (32), Olson (69)。 盗垒 SB: Nuñez (40), Lile (11)。 牺牲飞球 SF: Wood, Yastrzemski。 留在得分位置的跑者: 华盛顿 4 (Abrams, Lile, Chaparro 2); 亚特兰大 1 (Albies)。 得分位置打击 RISP: 华盛顿 1 for 6; 亚特兰大 0 for 3。 双杀 DP: 华盛顿 2 (Abrams, Nuñez, Chaparro; Nuñez, Abrams, House); 亚特兰大 1 (Riley, Albies, Olson)。
华盛顿 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cavalli, L, 8-5 6.0 90 3.52 Ribalta 1.0 17 3.58 Kranick 1.0 5
| 9.53 亚特兰大 | 局(IP) | 安(H) | runs(R) | 失分(ER) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 投球数(NP) | 防御率(ERA) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ritchie | 4.0 | 81 | 4.50 | |||||
| Dodd, 胜, 3-1 | 1.0 | 16 | 2.14 | |||||
| Fuentes, 救援, 12 | 2.0 | 22 | 2.49 | |||||
| Lee, 救援, 23 | 1.0 | 12 | 2.12 | |||||
| Iglesias, 救援, 24-26 | 1.0 | 17 | 2.25 | |||||
| 比赛时间: 2:22. 观众数: 27,143 (容量: 41,149). |
迈阿密 | 球员 | 位置 | 安打(R) | 击球(H) | 进垒(BI) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 打击率(Avg) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Hicks | dh | 1 | | | | | .282 | | Stowers | 1b | 2 | | | | | .234 | | Lopez | ss | 0 | | | | | .321 | | Edwards | 2b | 0 | | | | | .287 | | Conine | lf | 2 | | | | | .270 | | Marsee | cf | 0 | | | | | .197 | | Caissie | rf | 1 | | | | | .235 | | Mack | c | 1 | | | | | .245 | | Sanoja | 3b | 0 | | | | | .264 | | Ruiz | cf-lf | 0 | | | | | .260 | | 合计 | | | | | | | |
纽约 Mets | 球员 | 位置 | 安打(R) | 击球(H) | 进垒(BI) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 打击率(Avg) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Ewing | lf | 0 | | | | | .263 | | Lindor | ss | 0 | | | | | .238 | | Bichette | 3b | 2 | | | | | .254 | | Benge | rf | 0 | | | | | .264 | | Robert | cf | 2 | | | | | .197 | | Young | 1b | 1 | | | | | .249 | | Semien | 2b | 0 | | | | | .212 | | Polanco | dh | 2 | | | | | .131 | | Alvarez | c | 1 | | | | | .255 | | Taylor | pr | 0 | | | | | .241 | | 合计 | | | | | | | |
| 球队 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 迈阿密 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 5 | 0 |
| 纽约 Mets | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 0 |
遗留跑者 (LOB): 迈阿密 3, 纽约 10. 二垒安打 (2B): Alvarez (9), Young (9), Lindor (6). 全垒打 (HR): Mack (11), 击球投手 Stock. 打点 (RBIs): Mack (33), Edwards (41). 盗垒 (SB): Ruiz (27), Lopez (23). 盗垒失败 (CS): Edwards (5). 得分圈留守跑者: 迈阿密 2 (Hicks, Stowers); 纽约 7 (Ewing 4, Robert, Lindor, Young). 得分圈打击率 (RISP): 迈阿密 1 for 3; 纽约 0 for 12. 跑者推进: Benge.
迈阿密投手 | 球员 | 局(IP) | 安(H) | Runs(R) | 失分(ER) | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Alcantra, 胜, 12-6 | 6.0 | 5 | | | | | 102 | 3.68 | | Petersen, 救援, 18 | 1.0 | | | | | | 19 | 3.13 | | Zuber, 救援, 7 | 1.0 | | | | | | 9 | 4.19 | | Fairbnks, 救援, 17-20 | 1.0 | | | | | | 21 | 6.37 |
纽约 Mets 投手 | 球员 | 局(IP) | 安(H) | Runs(R) | 失分(ER) | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Stock, 败, 0-1 | 5.0 | | | | | | 70 | 1.80 | | Raley | 1.0 | | | | | | 8 | 1.96 | | Weaver | 1.0 | | | | | | 9 | 1.84 | | Brazobán | 1.0 | | | | | | 24 | 2.56 | | Williams | 1.0 | | | | | | 14 | 4.30 |
比赛时间: 2:39. 观众数: 32,109 (容量: 42,136).
芝加哥 | 球员 | 位置 | 安打(R) | 击球(H) | 进垒(BI) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 打击率(Avg) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Antonacci | lf | 0 | | | | | .274 | | Murakami | 1b | 2 | | | | | .244 | | Acuña | pr-ss | 0 | | | | | .241 | | Vargas | 3b-1b | 1 | | | | | .237 | | C.Montgomery | ss-3b | 4 | | | | | .215 | | Benintendi | dh | 0 | | | | | .246 | | Peters | cf | 1 | | | | | .267 | | Meidroth | 2b | 0 | | | | | .273 | | Pereira | rf | 1 | | | | | .225 | | Romo | c | 3 | | | | | .134 | | 合计 | | 2 | | | | | |
坦帕湾 | 球员 | 位置 | 安打(R) | 击球(H) | 进垒(BI) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 打击率(Avg) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Díaz | dh | 1 | | | | | .301 | | Palacios | ph | 1 | | | | | .225 | | Aranda | 1b | 1 | | | | | .280 | | Caminero | 3b | 0 | | | | | .282 | | Vilade | 2b | 0 | | | | | .257 | | Simpson | lf | 0 | | | | | .296 | | DeLuca | rf | 0 | | | | | .263 | | Williamson | ss | 0 | | | | | .248 | | Mullins | cf | 2 | | | | | .201 | | Fortes | c | 0 | | | | | .278 | | 合计 | | 1 | | | | | |
| 球队 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 芝加哥 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 9 | 9 | 2 |
| 坦帕湾 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 2 |
失误 (E): Murakami (3), C.Montgomery (9), Vilade (2), Jax (3). 遗留跑者 (LOB): 芝加哥 4, 坦帕湾 10. 二垒安打 (2B): C.Montgomery (18), Pereira (5), Murakami (10), Fortes (14). 全垒打 (HR): Benintendi (12), 击球投手 Jax; Pereira (4), 击球投手 Cook; Vargas (24), 击球投手 Roycroft; Williamson (3), 击球投手 Davitt. 打点 (RBIs): Benintendi (57), Pereira 4 (11), Vargas 2 (66), Williamson (26). 盗垒 (SB): Peters (6). 偷本垒 (S): Simpson. 得分圈留守跑者: 芝加哥 3 (Benintendi, Peters, Romo); 坦帕湾 7 (DeLuca, Aranda, Williamson 5). 得分圈打击率 (RISP): 芝加哥 2 for 5; 坦帕湾 2 for 10. 击球手双杀 (GIDP): Caminero, Vilade. 双杀 (DP): 芝加哥 2 (Vargas, Meidroth, Murakami; Vargas, Meidroth, Murakami).
芝加哥投手 | 球员 | 局(IP) | 安(H) | Runs(R) | 失分(ER) | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Kay, 胜, 8-5 | 6.1 | | | | | | 89 | 4.01 | | Taylor | 1.2 | | | | | | 22 | 2.40 | | Davitt | 1.0 | | | | | | 14 | 4.50 |
坦帕湾投手 | 球员 | 局(IP) | 安(H) | Runs(R) | 失分(ER) | BB | SO | NP | ERA | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Jax, 败, 6-9 | 5.0 | | | | | | 82 | 3.63 | | Kimbrel | 1.0 | | | | | | 22 | 4.81 | | Matz | 1.0 | | | | | | 13 | 5.97 | | Cook | 1.2 | | | | | | 34 | 7.36 | | Roycroft | 0.1 | | | | | | 5 | 8.24 |
比赛时间: 2:40. 观众数: 23,559 (容量: 25,025).
圣路易斯 | 球员 | 位置 | 安打(R) | 击球(H) | 进垒(BI) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 打击率(Avg) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Nootbaar | rf | 1 | | | | | .234 | | Walker | dh | 0 | | | | | .283 | | Burleson | 1b | 1 | | | | | .284 | | Herrera | c | 1 | | | | | .242 | | Winn | ss | 1 | | | | | .241 | | Torres | lf | 1 | | | | | .241 | | Fermín | 2b | 0 | | | | | .241 | | Church | cf | 0 | | | | | .228 | | Jordan | 3b | 1 | | | | | .240 | | 合计 | | | | | | | |
多伦多 | 球员 | 位置 | 安打(R) | 击球(H) | 进垒(BI) | 故意四球(BB) | 三振(SO) | 打击率(Avg) | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | Urías | 2b | 1 | | | | | .250 | | Guerrero | dh | 3 | | | | | .264 | | Okamoto | 1b | 1 | | | | | .229 | | Springer | lf | 1 | | | | | .239 | | Kirk | c | 2 | | | | | .236 | | Clement | 3b | 0 | | | | | .289 | | Straw | rf | 0 | | | | | .216 | | Lukes | ph-rf | 0 | | | | | .276 | | Varsho | cf | 2 | | | | | .243 | | Giménez | ss | 0 | | | | | .232 | | 合计 | | 1 | | | | | |
| 球队 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 圣路易斯 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 5 | 8 | 1 |
| 多伦多 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 1 |
失误 (E): Church (3), Urías (1). 遗留跑者 (LOB): 圣路易斯 7, 多伦多 5. 二垒安打 (2B): Nootbaar (8), Urías (2). 三垒安打 (3B): Springer (2). 打点 (RBIs): Nootbaar (16), Fermín (23), Walker 2 (81), Urías (8). 盗垒 (SB): Giménez (13). 得分圈留守跑者: 圣路易斯 4 (Herrera, Winn 2, Walker); 多伦多 3 (Clement 2, Guerrero). 得分圈打击率 (RISP): 圣路易斯 2 for 10; 多伦多 1 for 7. 跑者推进: Herrera, Nootbaar.
圣路易斯投手 | 球员 | 局(IP) | 安(H) | Runs(R) | 失分(ER) | BB | SO
Liberatore 6.0 85 4.97 Stanek, H, 18 1.0 15 4.15 Soriano, W, 4-3 1.0 20 3.49 O'Brien 1.0 18 3.43 多伦多 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Scherzer 6.0 84 7.92 Miles 2.0 23 3.12 Varland, L, 3-4 0.2 31 1.11 Fluharty 0.1 4 4.33 T: 2:34. A: 41,321 (39,150).
太空人 7, 游骑兵 3 德克萨斯 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Pederson dh 2 .253 Foscue ph-dh 0 .256 Langford lf 2 .272 Seager ss 2 .188 Nimmo rf 1 .270 Burger 1b 2 .237 Carter cf 0 .207 Duran 3b 2 .266 Díaz c 1 .246 Osuna ph 0 .258 Wynns c 0 .090 Cauley 2b 0 .217 Lopez ph-2b 1 .282 合计 3 13
休斯顿 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Peña dh 1 .322 Alvarez lf 0 .330 Spence cf 0 .162 Paredes 3b 1 .254 Walker 1b 2 .238 Trammell cf-lf 0 .241 Altuve 2b 0 .233 Smith rf 1 .213 Allen ss 0 .257 Vázquez c 1 .218 Wade ph 0 .197 Diaz c 0 .256 合计 7 15
德克萨斯 000 020 100 — 3 6 0 休斯顿 001 200 40x — 7 15 1 E: Allen (3). LOB: 德克萨斯 5, 休斯顿 12. 2B: Alvarez 3 (24), Smith (15), Walker (22). HR: Nimmo (11), off Okert; Peña (13), off Rocker. RBIs: Carter (30), Duran (58), Nimmo (40), Altuve (31), Peña 2 (36), Smith (39), Wade (14), Alvarez 2 (84). CS: Trammell (2). S: Carter. RISP: 德克萨斯 2 for 6; 休斯顿 4 for 19. DP: 德克萨斯 1 (Seager, Burger); 休斯顿 1 (Allen, Altuve, Walker).
德克萨斯 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rocker 5.1 10 88 4.08 Ahlstrom 0.2 10 4.57 Alexander, L, 1-2 0.1 7 3.35 Winn 0.1 20 6.27 Peoples 1.1 17 2.38
休斯顿 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Lambert 5.2 83 3.06 Okert, BS, 0-1 0.2 17 2.28 Abreu, W, 3-3 0.2 16 4.54 King 0.2 20 3.61 Blubaugh, S, 1-1 1.1 16 3.62 T: 2:56. A: 33,955 (41,000).
洋基 2, 小熊 1 洋基 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Grisham cf 1 .211 Rice 1b 3 .266 Rosario dh 1 .236 Jones lf 1 .237 Domínguez rf 1 .230 Chisholm 2b 1 .220 McMahon 3b 1 .207 Caballero ss 0 .244 Wells c 0 .161 Goldschmidt ph 0 .246 Sánchez c 0 .273 合计
芝加哥 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Crow-Armstrong cf 0 .282 Suzuki rf 2 .273 Busch 1b 1 .241 Dean pr 0 .375 C.Kelly 1b 0 .260 Bregman 3b 1 .247 Happ lf 1 .216 Hoerner 2b 0 .257 Ramirez dh 1 .309 Swanson ss 1 .210 Amaya c 2 .239 Conforto ph 1 .231 合计 6 10
洋基 002 000 000 — 2 5 0 芝加哥 000 100 000 — 1 4 1 E: Hoerner (4). LOB: 纽约 5, 芝加哥 8. 2B: Suzuki (19). HR: Caballero (11), off Rea. RBIs: Caballero 2 (40), Busch (60). SB: Hoerner (17), Dean (1), Ramirez (5). 得分圈跑者：纽约 2 (McMahon, Goldschmidt); 芝加哥 (Hoerner 2, Amaya, Happ 2, Conforto). RISP: 纽约 0 for 3; 芝加哥 1 for 9. 跑者推进：Domínguez, Busch, Bregman. GIDP: Bregman. DP: 纽约 1 (McMahon, Chisholm, Rice).
洋基 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cole, W, 5-5 5.2 99 3.42 Headrick, H, 15 1.1 20 1.42 Blackburn, H, 4 0.2 18 2.08 Bednar, S, 24-26 1.1 23 2.61
芝加哥 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rea, L, 8-8 6.0 87 4.59 Rolison 1.2 30 2.45 Civale 1.1 18 5.22 T: 2:49. A: 40,057 (41,363).
红人 10, 海盗 2 匹兹堡 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Mangum lf 2 .303 B.Lowe 2b 1 .255 Triolo 3b 0 .244 Reynolds dh 1 .269 Valdez rf 3 .262 Horwitz 1b 2 .276 Gonzales 3b-2b 1 .312 Rodríguez c 1 .250 Gonzalez ss 0 .242 Jh.Garcia cf 2 .178 合计 3 13
辛辛那提 AB R H BI BB SO Avg De La Cruz ss 1 .276 Stewart 1b 1 .254 Bleday lf 0 .227 Stephenson c 1 .256 N.Lowe dh 1 .266 Myers cf 1 .275 Marte rf 2 .192 McLain 2b 1 .189 Hayes 3b 1 .145 合计 33 10 10 10
匹兹堡 000 100 010 — 2 4 0 辛辛那提 313 200 01x —10 10 0 LOB: 匹兹堡 5, 辛辛那提 8. 2B: Gonzalez (6), Stephenson (16), N.Lowe 2 (17), Myers (8). HR: Stewart (24), off Keller; Hayes (4), off Keller; Stephenson (9), off Doval. RBIs: Reynolds (63), Triolo (20), Stewart (85), Stephenson 2 (32), N.Lowe 2 (37), Hayes (7), McLain (26), De La Cruz 2 (50), Myers
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(16)。盗垒失败 (CS)：Mangum (7)。牺牲飞 (SF)：McLain。得点圈机会 (RISP)：匹兹堡 2 / 7；辛辛那提 4 / 15。推进跑者：B.Lowe, Myers, Stephenson。
匹兹堡 局数(IP) 安打(H) runs(R) 失分(ER) 保送(BB) 三振(SO) 投球数(NP) 自责分率(ERA) Keller, L, 6-8 2.0 69 5.29 Murdock 1.0 14 0.00 Marinaccio 2.0 39 4.99 Ramírez 2.0 30 3.00 Doval 1.0 14 4.65
辛辛那提 局数(IP) 安打(H) runs(R) 失分(ER) 保送(BB) 三振(SO) 投球数(NP) 自责分率(ERA) Burns, W, 13-1 6.0 88 2.35 Burke 1.0 14 2.52 Antone 1.0 28 2.29 McCambley 1.0 12 5.68
用时 (T)：3:16。观众数 (A)：23,878 (43,891)。
天使队 3，酿造者队 0
密尔沃基 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Turang 2b 2 .271 Chourio lf 1 .276 Mitchell cf 2 .264 Contreras c 1 .270 Bauers dh 0 .270 Vaughn 1b 2 .298 Lara rf 2 .240 Pratt ss 1 .291 Hamilton 3b 0 .235 Totals 5 11
洛杉矶 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Neto ss 2 .230 Trout dh 2 .245 Schanuel 1b 2 .273 Grissom 2b 0 .261 Peraza 2b 0 .236 Adell rf 1 .239 Meckler lf 1 .295 Guzman 3b 1 .236 Lowe cf 1 .198 Siri ph-cf 1 .259 Heineman c 0 .174 Totals 2 11
密尔沃基 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 洛杉矶 020 000 01x — 3 4 0
留在垒上的跑者 (LOB)：密尔沃基 7，洛杉矶 3。本垒打 (HR)：Meckler (3)，对方投击 Misiorowski。打点 (RBIs)：Meckler 2 (19), Neto (47)。盗垒失败 (CS)：Hamilton (6), Bauers (2)。留在得点圈的跑者：密尔沃基 3 (Mitchell 2, Lara)；洛杉矶 1 (Schanuel)。得点圈机会 (RISP)：密尔沃基 1 / 6；洛杉矶 1 / 2。双杀 (DP)：洛杉矶 1 (Neto, Grissom, Schanuel)。
密尔沃基 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Misiorowski, L, 11-5 7.0 1 10 83 1.63 Hall 1.0 24 2.25
洛杉矶 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Ureña, W, 7-7 6.0 90 2.54 Murphy, H, 1 1.0 12 0.00 Bachman, H, 17 0.1 9 4.14 Zeferjahn, S, 4-6 1.2 30 3.66
用时 (T)：2:25。观众数 (A)：31,061 (45,517)。
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守护者队 5, 响尾蛇队 0
亚利桑那队 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Carroll rf 3 .247 Perdomo ss 0 .239 Moreno c 1 .298 Marte dh 1 .251 Kepler lf 2 .229 Arenado 3b 1 .243 Tawa cf 2 .209 Vargas 2b 2 .272 Locklear 1b 1 .240 Del Castillo ph 0 .197 Totals 5 13
克利夫兰队 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Kwan lf 0 .258 Ramírez dh 0 .233 DeLauter rf 1 .278 Martínez rf 0 .225 Bazzana 2b 0 .245 Manzardo 1b 2 .215 Rocchio ss 1 .258 Arias 3b 3 .252 Bailey c 1 .193 Halpin cf 0 .213 Totals
亚利桑那 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 克利夫兰 002 030 00x — 5 8 2
a-第 9 局代打 Locklear 的地滚球出局。 E: Rocchio 2 (11)。 LOB: 亚利桑那 9, 克利夫兰 5。 2B: DeLauter (21)。 HR:
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Bailey (6)，由 Kelly 投球。打点 (RBIs)：Bailey (22)，DeLauter 3 (55)，Manzardo (39)。盗垒 (SB)：Halpin (8)，Bazzana (16)，DeLauter (7)。留在得点圈的跑者：亚利桑那 5 (Del Castillo 2, Moreno 3)；克利夫兰 2 (Rocchio 2)。得点圈打击 (RISP)：亚利桑那 0 比 6；克利夫兰 3 比 8。击球手双杀 (GIDP)：Ramírez, Arias。双杀 (DP)：亚利桑那 2 (Vargas, Perdomo, Locklear; Vargas, Perdomo, Locklear)。
亚利桑那 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kelly, L, 8-9 5.0 96 5.04 Clarke 1.2 20 2.12 Thompson 1.1 11 4.24
克利夫兰 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Williams, W, 11-6 5.2 1 10 89 3.56 Gaddis 0.1 13 3.68 Yoho 1.0 12 3.00 Festa 0.2 16 4.37 Smith 1.1 31 2.45
用时 (T)：2:33。观众人数 (A)：24,869 (34,788)。
费城 8, 金莺 0, 6 局。
费城 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Turner ss 0 .250 Schwarber dh 2 .247 Harper 1b 2 .255 Bohm 3b 0 .226 Marsh lf 0 .280 Realmuto c 0 .225 Stott 2b 0 .252 Crawford cf 0 .261 De La Cruz rf 0 .450 Totals
巴尔的摩 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Beavers lf 2 .249 Alonso 1b 0 .251 Henderson ss 0 .219 Ward dh 1 .246 Holliday 2b 2 .252 Encarnacion- Strand 3b 0 .289 Taveras rf 1 .219 Cowser cf 1 .204 J.Rogers c 0 .163 Totals
费城 002 213 — 8 9 0 巴尔的摩 000 00x — 0 4 0
遗留跑者 (LOB)：费城 5，巴尔的摩 4。二垒安打 (2B)：Crawford (13)。本垒打 (HR)：De La Cruz (2)，由 Bradish 投球；Harper (23)，由 Walker 投球。打点 (RBIs)：De La Cruz 3 (6)，Stott (50)，Crawford 2 (27)，Harper (66)，Schwarber (63)。盗垒失败 (CS)：Turner (3)。牺牲飞球 (SF)：De La Cruz, Schwarber。留在得点圈的跑者：费城 4 (Turner 2, Bohm, Harper)；巴尔的摩 2 (Henderson 2)。得点圈打击 (RISP)：费城 3 比 8；巴尔的摩 0 比 2。跑者推进：Crawford。击球手双杀 (GIDP)：Marsh, Encarnacion-Strand。双杀 (DP)：费城 1 (Bohm, Stott, Harper)；巴尔的摩 (Encarnacion-Strand, Henderson, Alonso)。
费城 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wheeler 2.0 32 2.49 Backhus 1.0 26 5.21 Mayza, W, 3-3 2.0 30 3.73
巴尔的摩 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bradish, L, 7-10 3.0 53 3.79 Nunez 1.0 25 4.60 Walker 1.0 12 4.09 Suárez 1.0 30 4.20
用时 (T)：1:54。观众人数 (A)：31,403 (45,971)。
洛基 8, 皇家 1
堪萨斯城 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Jensen dh 2 .232 Loftin 2b 1 .252 Caglianone rf 0 .251 Perez 1b 1 .215 Marte lf 1 .250 Rave cf 0 .313 Tolbert ss 1 .325 Rojas 3b 0 .230 Maile c 2 .267
科罗拉多 AB R H BI BB SO Avg McCarthy dh 0 .289 Moniak lf 1 .273 Carrigg cf 0 .305 Rumfield 1b 1 .296 Castro 3b 0 .263 Johnston rf 2 .283 Julien 2b 0 .212 Sullivan c 0 .236 Tovar ss 1 .193
堪萨斯城 010 000 000 — 1 5 0 科罗拉多 100 106 00x — 8 9 0
遗留跑者 (LOB)：堪萨斯城 6，科罗拉多 6。二垒安打 (2B)：Caglianone (18), Perez (16), Carrigg (10), Sullivan 2 (10), Rumfield (23)。本垒打 (HR)：McCarthy (11)，由 Bummer 投球。打点 (RBIs)：Maile (5), Carrigg (27), Tovar (35), Sullivan 2 (18), McCarthy 3 (62), Rumfield (58)。盗垒 (SB)：Sullivan (1), Carrigg 2 (5)。牺牲飞球 (SF)：Tovar。得点圈打击 (RISP)：堪萨斯城 2 比 8；科罗拉多 3 比 10。
堪萨斯城 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Lugo, L, 4-7 5.0 99 4.41 Bummer 1.0 25 8.82 Pearson 1.0 9 3.13 Cruz 1.0 11 4.28
科罗拉多 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Freeland, W, 3-10 9.0 8 115 6.81
用时 (T)：2:21。观众人数 (A)：32,226 (50,144)。
水手 7, 双城 6
明尼苏达 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Larnach lf 2 .286 Gray pr-ss 0 .229 Jeffers c 0 .291 Bell dh 1 .244 Clemens 2b-lf 0 .238 Lewis 1b-2b 0 .221 Lee 3b 2 .244 Roden rf 0 .220 Martin ph-rf 0 .238 Keaschall cf 0 .263 Kreidler ss 0 .240 Caratini ph-1b 1 .230 Totals 6 11
西雅图 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Young 2b 0 .269 Arozarena lf 0 .282 Canzone dh 0 .257 Rodríguez cf 2 .254 Naylor 1b 0 .263 Fairchild pr 0 .158 Raleigh c 1 .162 Robles rf 1 .241 Emerson ss 1 .200 Rivas 3b 0 .127 Totals 7 14
明尼苏达 000 000 051 — 6 11 0 西雅图 200 001 301 — 7 14 1
当制胜分得分时有一个出局。失误 (E)：Emerson (7)。遗留跑者 (LOB)：明尼苏达 7，西雅图 12。二垒安打 (2B)：Bell (24), Naylor (16)。本垒打 (HR)：Larnach (10)，由 Bazardo 投球；
Lewis (12)，off Ferrer；Keaschall (6)，off Muñoz；Raleigh (12)，off Rojas。打分 (RBIs)：Larnach 2 (41)，Lewis 3 (37)，Keaschall (33)，Naylor 2 (40)，Young (51)，Raleigh 3 (43)，Emerson (22)。留在得分位置的跑者：明尼苏达 2 (Kreidler, Clemens)；西雅图 5 (Arozarena, Raleigh 2, Naylor, Rodríguez)。RISP：明尼苏达 2 for 5；西雅图 4 for 13. LIDP：Lee。DP：西雅图 1 (Naylor)。
明尼苏达 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bradley 6.0 94 3.69 Rojas 1.0 24 3.34 Minter 1.0 19 2.22 Gómez, L, 2-1 0.1 19 3.42
西雅图 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kirby 7.0 94 3.76 Bazardo 0.1 17 3.31 Ferrer 0.2 17 3.35 Muñoz, W, 5-4 1.0 24 3.98
T: 2:50. A: 41,710 (47,929)。
教徒队 5, 巨人队 4 旧金山 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Arraez 2b 0 .324 Eldridge dh 1 .253 Ramos lf 1 .264 Devers 1b 1 .250 Lee rf 0 .301 Adames ss 1 .224 Cavanaugh c 0 .231 Koss ph 1 .167 Gilbert cf 1 .239 Susac ph 1 .264 Basabe 3b 1 .333 McCray pr 0 .143 总计
圣地亚哥 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Rengifo lf 0 .237 Cronenworth 2b 2 .214 Machado dh 2 .210 France 1b 0 .297 Merrill cf 0 .237 Campusano c 2 .304 Sheets rf 0 .215 Bowen pr-rf 0 .156 Bogaerts ss 1 .220 Song 3b 2 .204 总计
旧金山 000 210 010 — 4 7 2 圣地亚哥 040 010 00x — 5 8 1
E: Basabe (1), Cavanaugh (3), Rengifo (6). LOB: 旧金山 6, 圣地亚哥 9. 2B: Lee (25). HR: Basabe (2)，off Canning; Devers (23)，off Rodriguez; Merrill (16)，off Roupp. RBIs: Adames (47), Cavanaugh (4), Basabe (5), Devers (62), Merrill 2 (52), Cronenworth 2 (16), Campusano (16). SB: Lee (7), Merrill (22). CS: Rengifo (3). 留在得分位置的跑者：旧金山 4 (Gilbert 2, Adames, Cavanaugh)；圣地亚哥 5 (Bogaerts 2, Machado, Cronenworth, Sheets). RISP: 旧金山 1 for 6; 圣地亚哥 3 for 8. DP: 圣地亚哥 1 (Bogaerts, France).
旧金山 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Roupp, L, 7-10 4.2 99 4.34 Hentges 1.1 19 2.66 Smith 1.0 16 2.75 Brubaker 0.2 23 3.06 E.Miller 0.1 8 2.76
圣地亚哥 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Hart 3.0 43 4.53 Sears 1.0 28 4.68 Canning, W, 3-9 2.0 38 6.58 Estrada, H, 9 1.0 10 3.91 Rodriguez, H, 8 0.2 23 2.44 Morejon, S, 2-7 1.1 22 3.00
T: 2:59. A: 43,856 (40,222).
老虎队 11, 运动者队 0 底特律 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Torres 2b 0 .269 Dingler dh 3 .270 McGonigle ss 1 .287 Valencia c 2 .452 Torkelson 1b 0 .220 Lee 3b 0 .267 Clark cf 1 .500 Malgeri lf 0 .268 Keith ph 0 .266 Outman lf 0 .168 McKinstry rf 0 .211 总计 38 11 12 11
运动者队 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Walton 2b 1 .288 Soderstrom lf 1 .242 Heim c 0 .232 White 3b 2 .283 Butler rf 0 .211 Ornelas ph 1 .200 Cortes dh-p 0 .262 Serven ph 0 .250 Williams ss 1 .265 McNeil 1b 0 .251 Bolte cf 1 .253
底特律 200 400 041 — 11 12 0 运动者队 000 000 000 — 0 7 0
LOB: 底特律 10, 运动者队 9. 2B: Torkelson (19), Valencia 2 (3), Soderstrom (24). HR: Outman (5)，off Cortes. RBIs: Torkelson 3 (58), Torres 2 (27), Valencia 4 (11), Lee (27), Outman (17). RISP: 底特律 6 for 16; 运动者队 0 for 3. DP: 底特律 1 (Lee, McGonigle, Torkelson); 1 (Walton, McNeil).
底特律 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Montero, W, 8-6 6.0 86 3.17 Holton 0.2 9 3.06 Anderson 1.1 22 4.24 De Jesús 1.0 19 3.63
运动者队 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Jump, L, 4-7 3.2 88 4.59 Alvarado 1.1 22 4.72 Harris 1.0 17 3.31 Juenger 1.0 19 3.72 Bowden 1.0 4036.00 Cortes 1.0 18 9.00
T: 3:13. A: 8,237 (14,014).
红袜队 8, 道奇队 4 波士顿 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Sogard 2b 2 .240 Rafaela cf 2 .289 Abreu rf 0 .248 Contreras 1b 2 .284 Yoshida dh 0 .264 Durbin 3b 0 .243 Monasterio ss 2 .259 Duran lf 1 .200 Narváez c 2 .187 Seigler ph 0 .237 Wong c 0 .255 总计 5 11
洛杉矶 AB R H BI BB SO Avg Ohtani dh 2 .292 Pages cf 2 .270 Edman 2b 1 .302 Freeman 1b 0 .310
[!NOTE] 本章节源文包含大量外语数据与图片版面，已进行结构化对齐优化。
Call ph-rf 0 .250 Betts ss 0 .229 Tucker rf 1 .237 E.Hernández ph-1b 0 .385 T.Hernández lf 0 .255 Muncy 3b 0 .255 Alfonzo c 0 .167 总计 波士顿 203 001 020 — 8 9 0 洛杉矶 030 000 100 — 4 9 1 E: Betts (4)。LOB: 波士顿 9, 洛杉矶 7。2B: Pages (23), Call (6)。HR: Rafaela (15), off Sheehan; Abreu (17), off Sheehan; Yoshida (5), off Sheehan; Duran (14), off Hurt。RBIs: Yoshida 2 (22), Durbin (45), Rafaela (57), Abreu (54), Duran (57), Alfonzo (4), Pages 3 (74)。S: Duran。RISP: 波士顿 2 for 9; 洛杉矶 3 for 11。DP: 波士顿 1 (Durbin, Sogard, Contreras)。波士顿 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bennett, W, 7-4 5.2 88 2.90 Slaten, H, 17 0.1 5 4.40 Guerrero, H, 13 1.0 23 2.33 Morán 0.2 15 2.80 Weissert 0.1 5 3.92 Whitlock 1.0 12 1.98 洛杉矶 IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Sheehan, L, 4-8 2.2 58 5.29 Dreyer 1.1 27 2.98 Phillips 1.0 11 5.40 Hurt 2.0 37 4.58 Mills 2.0 53 5.68 T: 3:09。A: 46,834
(56,000)。WNBA 东部 W L Pct. GB 亚特兰大 .643 — 印第安纳 .633 — 华盛顿 .571 自由队 .567 芝加哥 .379 7½ 多伦多 .345 8½ 康涅狄格 .233 西部 W L Pct. GB 明尼苏达 .806 — 拉斯维加斯 .690 金州 .690 达拉斯 .633 5½ 洛杉矶 .393 12½ 菲尼克斯 .367 13½ 波特兰 .367 13½ 西雅图 .194 周日 明尼苏达 108, 印第安纳 100 洛杉矶 106, 波特兰 101 达拉斯 83, 康涅狄格 63 金州 96, 多伦多 79 周一 西雅图 at 自由队, 7pm 拉斯维加斯 at 亚特兰大, 7pm 菲尼克斯 at 芝加哥, 9pm 周二 多伦多 at 金州, 10pm 周三 西雅图 at 自由队, 7pm 菲尼克斯 at 亚特兰大, 7pm 达拉斯 at 华盛顿, 7:30pm 洛杉矶 at 芝加哥, 9pm
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com
NFL 超级碗 LXI 冠军 AFC 冠军 NFC 冠军
球队 / 赔率 :--- 公羊 / +550 比尔 / 10 / 1 海鹰 / 11 / 1 乌鸦 / 12 / 1 闪电 / 16 / 1 酋长 / 16 / 1 爱国者 / 17 / 1 狮子 / 18 / 1 鹰 / 18 / 1 49人 / 18 / 1 孟加拉 / 19 / 1 撑骑 / 19 / 1 德州人 / 20 / 1 包装机 / 22 / 1 牛击 / 22 / 1 熊 / 27 / 1
球队 / 赔率 :--- 捷豹 / 27 / 1 the Colts / 40 / 1 维京 / 45 / 1 指挥官 / 50 / 1 海盗 / 50 / 1 巨人 / 65 / 1 钢 铁 / 70 / 1 猎鹰 / 80 / 1 黑豹 / 80 / 1 圣徒 / 80 / 1 泰坦 / 125 / 1 突袭者 / 125 / 1 骑士 / 225 / 1 喷气机 / 400 / 1 枢机 / 700 / 1 海豚 / 750 / 1
比尔 / +500 乌鸦 / +550 酋长 / +750 闪电 / +800 爱国者 / +800 孟加拉 / +900 德州人 / +950 撑骑 / +950 捷豹 / 13 / 1 the Colts / 22 / 1 钢 铁 / 27 / 1 泰坦 / 60 / 1 突袭者 / 65 / 1 骑士 / 100 / 1 喷气机 / 125 / 1 海豚 / 150 / 1
公羊 / +280 海鹰 / +600 鹰 / +900 狮子 / +900 49人 / +950 包装机 / 11 / 1 牛击 / 12 / 1 熊 / 14 / 1 维京 / 22 / 1 海盗 / 25 / 1 指挥官 / 27 / 1 巨人 / 30 / 1 猎鹰 / 35 / 1 圣徒 / 35 / 1 黑豹 / 40 / 1 枢机 / 150 / 1
杂项赔率 MLB 世界系列赛冠军
道奇 / +145 洋基 / +550 勇者 / +850 酿造者 / 10 / 1 光芒 / 16 / 1 红袜 / 18 / 1 费城人 / 20 / 1 小熊 / 22 / 1 水手 / 25 / 1 白袜 / 27 / 1 休斯顿太空人 / 30 / 1 德州游骑兵 / 30 / 1 守护者 / 40 / 1 双城 / 70 / 1 教徒 / 80 / 1 响尾蛇 / 100 / 1 金莺 / 100 / 1 猛虎 / 125 / 1 海盗 / 150 / 1 马林鱼 / 200 / 1 蓝鸟 / 200 / 1 红雀 / 400 / 1 纽约大都会 / 1000 / 1 红名 / 1000 / 1 落基 / 1000 / 1 运动者 / 1000 / 1 皇家 / 1000 / 1 巨人 / 1000 / 1 国民 / 1000 / 1 天使 / 1000 / 1
世界系列赛 —— 首次获胜者 结果 / 赔率 是 / +440 否 / -650
世界系列赛 —— 获胜者所在州 州 / 赔率 加利福尼亚州 / +140 任何其他州、华盛顿或加拿大 / +230 纽约州 / +550 伊利诺伊州 / 13 / 1 佛罗里达州 / 15 / 1 德克萨斯州 / 16 / 1 宾夕法尼亚州 / 19 / 1 俄亥俄州 / 40 / 1 密苏里州 / 1000 / 1
世界系列赛 —— 获胜联盟 联盟 / 赔率 联盟 (NL) / -192 联盟 (AL) / +154
世界系列赛 —— 获胜分區 分區 / 赔率 NL 西區 / +135 AL 东區 / +280 NL 东區 / +550 NL 中區 / +650 AL 西區 / 10 / 1 AL 中區 / 14 / 1
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ACTION ACTION 聪明投注 作者：MichaeL LeBoff
洋基队本赛季被批评为缺乏统治力，更多是在苦撑。虽然这支身披条纹衫的球队在美东联盟的顶端竞争，但球迷们对这支“轰炸机”队的期待远不止于此。
道奇队在国联西區领先 10 场，并且刚刚签下了 Tarik Skubal。这才是他们想要的样子。
在高期待值中成长是布朗克斯区的常态。对于一个以追求卓越而非仅仅是优秀而自豪的球迷群体来说，洋基队 63-49 的战绩让人感到有些失望，这并不奇怪。但现实是，洋基队本赛季所取得的成就已经远超
比积分榜显示的更为令人印象深刻。这就是为什么尽管洋基队在分区的排名低于坦帕湾，但他们显然是代表美国联盟参加世界大赛的热门人选，这一点不应令人感到惊讶。这支“轰炸机”队赢得冠军旗的赔率是 +250，领先于光芒队 (+450)、红袜队 (+650)、游骑兵队 (+900) 和水手队 (+900)。博彩公司对洋基队的看好程度似乎远高于大众，而且这种情况在赛季的大部分时间里一直如此。这是因为博彩市场更具预测性而非描述性。已经发生的事情确实重要，但其作用仅在于为将要发生的事情提供赔率参考。有充足的理由相信，这支队伍最好的状态尚未到来。目前赛季已走过四分之三，我们还没有看到洋基队全员发力的样子。在他们热启动的阶段，阵中没有盖瑞特·科尔或卡洛斯·罗东；随后他们又失去了马克斯·弗里德、亚伦·贾奇、
吉安卡洛·斯坦顿和科迪·贝林格。由于球星接二连三地进入伤病名单，洋基队不得不通过拼凑一段段的高光时刻来维持局面。这种方法足够奏效；在还剩 50 场比赛的情况下，他们的胜场数比负场数多出 14 场（即 14 games over .500）。卡姆·施利特勒的迅速崛起起到了帮助，本·赖斯的表现同样如此。现在，整体局面开始清晰可见。贾奇、斯坦顿和贝林格距离重返赛场仍有数周时间，但洋基队现在拥有同时健康的科尔、弗里德和施利特勒。目前的初步回报令人期待，而且这还是在依赖新秀和替补的阵容下取得的。想象一下，当贾奇、斯坦顿和贝林格回归，更不用说“轰炸机”在周一交易截止日之前会做出怎样的动作，那将会有多少可能性。当你将目光投向几周后，并假设伤病危机缓解，你就能开始明白为什么洋基队被定价为美国联盟中最强劲的对手，以及大联盟中阻止道奇王朝的最佳希望。
当规划美国联盟的季后赛图谱时，前景变得更加乐观。与国家联盟不同——国家联盟拥有一个巨无霸和另外四个真正的竞争者（勇士队、酿酒人队、小熊队和费城人队）——美国联盟则显得乏力。光芒队已证明其实力，红袜队也焕发了生机，但在这个对阵区域中并没有真正令人恐惧的“恶魔”。更棒的是，也许一支健康的洋基队名单将成为那个恶魔。在 DraftKings，洋基队赢得世界大赛的赔率是 +600。对于一支正努力跟上光芒队步伐的球队来说，这个价格似乎较低，但他们顶住了伤病危机，并且依然拥有棒球界最好的战绩之一。如果他们恢复健康，他们将证明这种乐观情绪——以及这个定价——是合理的。
美国角斗士：尽管伤病累累，洋基队不仅在 8 月初的胜场数比负场数多 14 场（14 games over .500），而且凭借卡姆·施利特勒等优秀的先发投手，以 +250 的赔率领先于其他球队，成为赢得美国联盟冠军旗的热门。
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 作者：BRIDGET REILLY
凯尔西·普拉姆 (Kelsey Plum) 要离队了。据 ESPN 首先报道，周日早些时候，火花队将这位五次入选全明星的后卫交易至水星队，以换取莫尼克·阿科阿·马卡尼 (Monique Akoa Makani)、凤凰城 2027 年首轮选秀权和 2028 年次轮选秀权。在传出普拉姆不打算在本赛季后与洛杉矶续约的消息后，她成为了联盟顶级的交易目标。火花队在周日下午截止日期之前，于周六深夜与水星队达成协议。这是 WNBA 历史上第四次出现全明星球员在中途被交易的情况。
普拉姆在洛杉矶的时间很短。在休赛期，球队为了争取自 2020 年以来首次重返季后赛，用 2025 年选秀的第 2 号签将她交易而来。然而，火花队在 2025 年以 2 场之差未能进入季后赛，而本赛季普拉姆由于小腿受伤，自 6 月 21 日起一直处于伤停状态。她目睹了火花队 (10-17) 在联盟排名中跌至第 11 位，落后第八名自由人队 5 ¹ / ₂ 场。
据《邮报》的马德琳·肯尼 (Madeline Kenney) 周六报道，31 岁的普拉姆在截止日期前也受到了梦想队和自由人队的关注。然而，火花队与纽约的谈判陷入了僵局。火花队希望在普拉姆于 2026 赛季后进入自由球员市场之前，获得可观的回报。普拉姆本赛季在 12 场比赛中场均得到 23.9 分，并贡献 2.2 个篮板和 6.4 次助攻。在交易之前，普拉姆计划为火花队的下一场比赛做好准备，该场比赛定于周日下午截止时间 30 分钟后对阵波特兰。目前尚不清楚当水星队 (11-19) 周一前往芝加哥时，她是否能够出战。breilly@nypost.com
火花队在截止日期的大动作中将普拉姆送往凤凰城
作者：MADELINE KENNEY
WNBA 的交易截止日期于周日下午悄然结束，自由人队未做出任何变动。数周以来，总经理乔纳森·科尔布 (Jonathan Kolb) 一直在联盟中寻觅潜在的阵容升级方案。曾有涉及前锋阿尼莎·莫罗 (Aneesah Morrow) 的谈判，但太阳队最终将她交易给了风暴队。科尔布与火花队就凯尔西·普拉姆进行了初步接触，但这些接触也无疾而终。
水星队在周日早些时候通过一笔大交易获得了普拉姆。此前有猜测认为贝特尼贾·莱尼-汉密尔顿 (Betnijah Laney-Hamilton) 可能会离队，因为她在过去三周内完全失去了轮换机会。最终，自由人队选择维持现状。莱尼-汉密尔顿依然在纽约。而科尔布则在赌他的球队能够恢复健康。无论你是否喜欢，这就是你的 2026 年纽约自由人队。
决定不进行交易既是一个经过计算的选择，也是一次信心之举。自由人队不会为了参与而进行交易。对于科尔布来说，问题在于变动是否能增加球队争冠的概率。但最终没有达成任何结果。自由人队在交易截止日保持沉默传递出的信号是，管理层对这套阵容在全员健康时的竞争力充满绝对信心。
伤病困扰了赛季的前 30 场比赛。自由人队在全员健康状态下仅比赛了 2 ½ 场。首年主帅克里斯·德马科 (Chris DeMarco) 的轮换就像玩叠叠乐 (Jenga) 一样，几乎每两周就会因为各种意外而改变一次。他已经使用了 13 套不同的首发阵容。布里安娜·斯图尔特 (Breanna Stewart)、琼奎尔·琼斯 (Jonquel Jones)、萨布丽娜·约内斯库 (Sabrina Ionescu) 和萨图·萨巴利 (Satou Sabally) 仅在 6 场比赛中共同出场，总计仅 55 分钟。他们最后一次共同出战是在 6 月 23 日，期间萨巴利因头部受伤提前离场。
自那时起，她就一直处于脑震荡康复方案中。7月中旬，自由人队在经历了一段尤为艰难的时期（期间10场比赛输了8场）后陷入低迷。此后，纽约队取得了4-1的战绩，并稳稳占据了一个季后赛席位。斯图尔特本赛季的表现极其惊人。在7月份，她场均记录 26.4 分，这是她职业生涯中单月最高得分平均值。她重新确立了自己作为三级得分手的地位，在过去10场比赛中，三分球命中率为 41.9%。如果自由人队的防守没有那么糟糕，斯图尔特将是年度最佳防守球员的明显领先者。无论如何，她绝对有资格竞逐MVP。约内斯库在缺席了赛季前五周的大部分时间后，最近也势不可挡。在过去10场比赛中，她场均贡献 21.5 分、4.4 个篮板和 5.5 次助攻，同时投篮命中率为 46.1%，三分命中率为 37.5%，罚球命中率为 91.8%。琼斯在上半场打出了全明星级别的表现。当她在攻防两端都全力投入时，自由人队处于最佳状态。替补席也有其高光时刻。莱奥妮·费比希正在从左脚伤势中恢复，该伤势使她自 7月 3日 以来一直缺阵。人们希望她能尽快回归，这将带来新的活力。与此同时，萨巴利潜在的回归则不那么确定。对于纽约队来说，这是一个起伏不定的赛季。自由人队认为目前的阵容足以赢得冠军。时间将证明，科尔布关于球队在季后赛时将全员健康的赌注是否会获得回报。mkenney@nypost.com
没什么大不了的 交易谈判化为泡影，自由人队选择维持现状
自由人互助：布里安娜·斯图尔特（中）在7月击败火花队后与队友庆祝。自由人队在交易截止日未达成任何交易，这意味着在球队追求队史第二个WNBA冠军的过程中，阵容将保持不变。Imagn Images
凯尔西·普拉姆 周一 风暴队 对阵 自由人队 晚上 7 点 My9
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 作者：MADELINE KENNEY 从历史上看，WNBA的交易截止日通常是日历上一个乏味的日期。联盟的硬工资帽使得赛季中期的交易难以操作。在大幅提高球员薪水的最新集体谈判协议中，这一点并未改变。但今年的截止日确实产生了两次值得关注的交易，其中包括一次将凯尔西·普拉姆（Kelsey Plum）送往水星队的重磅交易。据ESPN报道，普拉姆是联盟历史上仅有的第四位参与赛季中期交易的全明星球员。
以下是对今年交易截止日一些潜在赢家和输家的简要分析：
赢家：火花队 火花队预见到了局势的发展并采取了相应行动。在上个赛季之前，他们曾通过交易大量筹码地获取了普拉姆。其中包括送出了2025年WNBA选秀的第 2 号签，西雅图风暴队将其变成了多米尼克·马隆加（Dominique Malonga）。普拉姆在洛杉矶还不到两年，并计划在休赛期测试自由市场。火花队在还剩 17 场比赛的情况下，距离季后赛名额还差 5 ½ 场胜场，因此在展望未来时需要获得一些回报。火花队加入了莫尼克·阿科阿·马卡尼（Monique Akoa Makani），她的合同有效期至 2027 年，之后将成为受限自由球员，此外还获得了凤凰城 2027 年的第一轮签和 2028 年的第二轮签。
太阳队与节奏队 康涅狄格队将安妮莎·莫罗（Aneesah Morrow）交易至多伦多队，以换取玛丽亚·“马莎”·克柳迪科娃（Maria “Masha” Kliundikova）的球员权利以及节奏队的 2028 年第二轮签。总体而言，这对所有参与方来说似乎是一个双赢局面。节奏队填补了对年轻大个子的需求，莫罗的新秀合同将持续到 2028 年。与此同时，太阳队获得了一名出色的球员克柳迪科娃以及一个未来的选秀签。关于克柳迪科娃唯一的重大担忧是她的可用性——目前尚不清楚克柳迪科娃是否会在下个赛季回归WNBA——但如果她选择加盟，她将是一个强有力的补充。
输家：女武神队 金州队在早期曾与普拉姆的争夺战挂钩，但那些谈判从未取得进展。女武神队似乎锁定在目前的阵容版本上，目前战绩为 19-9，在联盟排名中位列第三。然而，在“三巨头”时代，女武神队似乎距离成为一个强大的冠军竞争者仅差最后一块拼图。
自由人队 自由人队在赌他们能在季后赛前恢复健康。然而，他们还没有为莱奥妮·菲比希（Leonie Fieblich，左脚受伤）和萨图·萨巴利（Satou Sabally，脑震荡协议）提供具体的时间表。另一个变数是贝特尼贾·莱尼-汉密尔顿（Betnijah Laney-Hamilton），她处于一个艰难的境地。在签署了一份一年 400,000 美元的合同后，她处于一份“证明自己”的合同中。不过，由于在经历了因膝盖手术而导致的一年休战后努力重新找回状态，她的价值在整个本赛季期间大幅下跌。她已连续 6 场比赛在健康状态下被排除在名单之外。现在截止日期已过，她能否重新赢得轮换席位？自由人队是否认为她已无法在每场比赛中做出贡献？周一与西雅图风暴队的比赛可能会揭晓答案。 mkenney@nypost.com
更向西：莫尼克·阿科阿·马卡尼作为将凯尔西·普拉姆送往凤凰城的交易的一部分加入了火花队。Getty Images
作者：RYAN DUNLEAVY 西弗吉尼亚州，白硫磺泉 —— 在约翰·哈伯罗（John Harbaugh）与巨人的结合中，少数令人恐惧的事情之一就是守护第四节的领先优势。巨人队上赛季在第四节浪费了 5 次领先机会，其中包括 3 次领先 10 分或更多分的情况。他们在分差为一个分数的比赛中 1 胜 7 负。在哈伯罗任职期间，乌鸦队在下半场浪费了 18 次两位数的领先优势。没有其他
主教练自 1991 年以来对此投入的关注更多，尽管这是一把双刃剑，因为很少有教练能像哈伯格（第 19 个赛季）那样长久地执教，或者像巴尔的摩在 2008-25 年期间那样拥有如此多的领先优势并频繁获胜。因此，正如你所预料的，在训练营的第一周里，第四节比赛的特定情境演练占据了很大比重，尽管哈伯格表示，这“总是”是他球队的重点。“我们正专注于我们认为这支球队真正需要提高的地方，”哈伯格说。“我们会立即将所有能想到的各种情境都抛给他们。”
在为期 11 天的远程训练营中，只有一天休息。
“这只会改变该时段的节奏，”哈伯格说。“没有护具，你就不会进行抱摔。我们周一不会进行将对方撞到地上的擒抱。在防守端，我们尝试在可能的情况下阻止持球者，而在进攻端，我们会把护具留在后面。我确信，由于没有肩垫，内线对抗会比在这里稍微激烈一点。这只会稍微增加一点强度。”
训练营中会有实战擒抱吗？为了降低受伤风险，整个 NFL 的趋势是几乎将其完全取消，而倾向于采用“抱住即释放”的擒抱方式。“会有某些球员，也许是年轻球员，在第一场季前赛之前可能会有，”哈伯格说。“我们会看看情况如何。”
➤ 广域接球手 (WR) Malik Nabers 在前四天中有三天进行了个人钻研练习。目前还没有 7 对 7 或 11 对 11 的对抗。“我们绝对在挑战极限，”哈伯格说。“我会说他大致在进度上。他正努力在最短时间内恢复。”
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到我们在前 10 天结束时，我们几乎已经涵盖了所有这些情境。即使我们现在还不知道具体怎么操作，或者还没完全掌握战术指令，也没关系。我们希望他们从一开始就接触所有这些情境，因为这些正是真正能帮你赢得比赛的东西。这些通常是决定胜负的比赛机会。所以，我们希望在这些方面做得尽可能好。
2025 赛季追平了 NFL 历史记录，常规赛中分差在 3 分或更少的比赛数量最多（73 场）——自 2018 年以来这种情况已发生三次——并且在第四节最后两分钟或加时赛中产生获胜比分的比赛数量排名历史第 2 位（61 场）。
“结果通常就取决于此，”哈伯格说。“这几乎是每支球队的故事。”
➤ 真正的美式足球——至少在锋线球员看来是这样——从周一穿上护具时开始。巨人队周日休息。
巨人队笔记 关注时钟运作：巨人队上赛季在第四节浪费了五次领先机会，且在分差在一分以内的比赛中战绩为 1-7。新任主教练 John Harbaugh 已经在训练营早期强调比赛后期的情境。AP
《纽约邮报》，星期一，2026 年 8 月 3 日 nypost.com
作者：Howie Kussoy
CBS 可能不再支持托尼·罗莫（Tony Romo），但他的前任老板依然支持。罗莫在 31, 因涉嫌酒后驾驶被捕并被该网络暂停职务，目前他作为 CBS 首席 NFL 分析师的地位岌岌可危。不过，牛仔队老板杰里·琼斯（Jerry Jones）依然支持他，琼斯表示在威斯康星州发生该事件后，他已与这位前四分卫进行了沟通。罗莫在 2003-16 年期间整个职业生涯都在达拉斯度过，随后于 2017 年加入 CBS。
“我爱他，”琼斯在接受 KDFW Fox 4 采访时说道。“我爱他的为人，爱他的性格，爱他对体育的热爱。他是一个非常、非常独特的人才。而真正的问题是——我甚至不需要问答案是什么：你认为托尼·罗莫知道在被击倒后如何站起来吗？他的一生就是如此。绝对地，这是他最伟大的特质之一，那就是他能够应对逆境。……这是他能够克服的事情。显然，我是他的超级粉丝，也是他家人的超级粉丝，我现在就告诉你，他为人非常真诚。他能感受到每一次低谷，也能感受到每一次高峰。”
罗莫在 2020 年与 CBS 签署了一份巨额合同，目前仍有 4 年期限和 $72 百万美元的薪水。他预计将于 9 月 21. 出庭。根据 CBS 的说法，在“另行通知”之前，他将不会出现在荧幕上。CBS 将由前休斯顿文本星 J.J. 瓦特（J.J. Watt）与吉姆·南茨（Jim Nantz）搭档取代罗莫。
在 OWI 逮捕后，琼斯支持罗莫
当然，喷气机队的训练营自周三起就已经开始，当时球员们在这个夏天首次共同走上球场。但在球场训练了两天（周三和周四）之后，球员们在过去三天中休息了两天，包括周日。这表明球队在引导他们进入训练营，并重点关注长期表现，以照顾球员的身体。
“作为教练，我的工作是理解从 NFL 休赛期到不穿护具，再到穿护具的适应过程，”喷气机队主教练亚伦·格伦（Aaron Glenn）说。“我的工作是让球员为常规赛做好准备。我们进行了两次训练，然后 [降低] 强度进行恢复，接着强度再次提升。”
这种提升发生在周一，可以说训练营在周一才真正开始，因为球员们将首次全套穿戴护具进行全接触训练。
“你在开玩笑吗？”当被问到对周一首次全护具训练的兴奋程度时，喷气机队防守截锋哈里森·菲利普斯（Harrison Phillips）说道。“我最后一次穿护具是在 1 月，所以对于我的工作来说，这超级有趣。你们对我打球的方式略有了解。那就是我的风格。
“我想要护具，我想要接触。那才是我的真正热爱。整个休赛期我都在耐心地等待这些时刻。这是建立球队身份的时候，也是身体变得强韧的时候。到目前为止一切都非常积极，我希望我们能继续沿着这个轨迹前进。”
菲利普斯认为，在最初几次仅戴头盔和外壳的训练中穿插早期的休息日，这一策略“能看到人们为我们规划这一切，真的很酷”。
“他们是各自领域的专家，确保每位球员都能发挥出最佳水平，”他说。“我们正尽一切努力让身体恢复并达到最佳状态。或许在身体上增加 10% 的体型、速度和力量，能在足球场上带来 1 % 的提升。”
在经历了一个 3-14 的赛季后，喷气机队当然需要在赛场上比 1 提高得多。但你总得从某个地方开始，对吧？
菲利普斯，一位资深领袖
在防守端，且在随喷气机队度过的第二个赛季中，他将格伦在防守端采取更直接参与的方式（包括布置战术）的这次训练营描述为“充满能量”。他说：“能看到不同位置组——后场、中场和前场——防守的不同层次，真的非常酷。自由球员和选秀球员加入后，不仅完全履行了在防守中预定角色，甚至做得更多。[我]非常期待与这个团队共事，也很高兴有‘AG’来掌控全局，因为他带来了清晰度和强度。”
防守截锋乔温·布里格斯在去年8月训练营期间通过交易加盟后成为了喷气机队的惊喜之作，他表示这次喷气机队的防守“潜力无限”。该防守线在上一赛季允许对方得分数在NFL中排名第二高，总防守（失码数）排名第25位。“我是‘追求卓越，随后步入伟大’的坚定拥护者，”布里格斯说。“这就是我们在[防守线]更衣室里的感觉。从上到下，有这么多不同的球员带来了这么多不同的东西，包括我自己。所以我们现在除了兴奋还是兴奋。”
布里格斯同样对格伦在防守上的直接参与方式表达了兴奋。“你能感受到那种激情和专注，它渗透在每一件事中，”他说。“每个人都专注于追求卓越，这种氛围渗透在整个球队中。”
回归的线卫贾米恩·舍伍德呼应了对格伦的观察，说道：“你能感受到他的激情。从他来到这里的那天起，你就能感觉到。”
“但今年，我想我们的口号是‘关注细节’。任何他在场上看到的[错误]，他都会确保立即将其扼杀在萌芽状态，因为基于我们今年设定的目标，我们不能让任何事情地漏掉。我欣赏他对待每一天的方式，以及他指导我们的方式。这让每个人都变得更好。”
舍伍德表示，他很喜欢今年喷气机队防守线在“战壕中拥有更庞大的身躯”，指的是包括大卫·奥尼耶马塔（310 磅）、第四轮选秀球员达雷尔·杰克逊二世（315 磅）和 T’Vondre Sweat（366 磅）在内的强壮新成员。
“我觉得他们做得很好——边线上的球员在压缩口袋，向对方前场推进，冲截表现出色，”舍伍德说。“现在关键是进入状态，我觉得正朝着正确的方向发展。一旦我们穿上护具，我觉得那时我才能真正尝试进攻，了解面前的情况以及何时可以出击。”
那个时刻将在周一到来，届时将非正式地开始穿全套护具并进行全接触对抗的训练营，人们对这支经过整编的防守线究竟会是什么样子充满了期待。
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格伦的直接参与方式让喷气机队“感到兴奋”，准备在训练营中提升强度
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见面会：本周喷气机队训练期间，亚伦·格伦与哈里森·菲利普斯握手。比尔·科斯特伦
《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com SHOP.NYPOST.COM 冠军终于来了！ 拥有一份尼克斯队 (纽约尼克斯) 的历史记录。53 年来首次，冠军奖杯回到了纽约市。购买本难忘赛季的标志性《纽约邮报》封面，以及更多独家商品。书籍封面图像可能会有所变动 扫描代码立即购买
《纽约邮报》，Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com 其中一位是他著名的前女友。最近，贝里奥斯与模特霍莉·福特 (Hollie Ford) 传出绯闻。但贝里奥斯在 June 1 在东卢瑟福参加试训，并与贝克汉姆 (Beckham) 和史密斯-舒斯特 (Smith-Schuster) —— 所有人均曾入选职业碗 (Pro Bowlers) 或全明星阵容 (All-Pros) —— 以及另一名自由球员安东尼·米勒 (Anthony Miller) 一起出现时，并没有任何自负之情。他估计至少有 35 名工作人员在观察。“环顾四周，发现我们都在一起奋斗，感觉很酷，”贝里奥斯说。“这是一次真正的实战训练。你不知道他们在评判什么，不知道他们在寻找什么，或者试图填补什么空缺。我们都互相看向对方，心想：‘干得好，伙计们。’ 这项运动能让最顶尖的人也变得谦卑，我认为我们四个人都把握住了这次机会……以及让这支球队变得更好的机会。” 贝里奥斯，30, 在 2024 年撕裂了前十字韧带 (ACL)，在进入 Texans 训练营之前没有经历完整的休赛期。在巨人队训练营中，由于他能够摆脱第二阵容后卫的覆盖，且带着一种不甘平庸的劲头，试图提醒联盟他还没到被抛弃的时候，这种远离伤病后的益处正显现出来。“这没什么新鲜的，”贝里奥斯说。“我一直以来都是这样。没什么不同。” 同样没有改变的是他可能成为特勤组关键球员的想法。他是否仍是一名顶尖的接球回攻手？“绝对是，”贝里奥斯说。“我依然拥有这种能力。你[只要]知道就行。” 在巨人队近期发布的一段疯传视频中，贝里奥斯对 11 种难以说出名称的女性美容产品了如指掌，这已经让他成为了新球迷群体中的红人。他可以用球技赢得其他人的认可。“这是一支非常有天赋的球队，你拥有 [约翰] 哈博 (John Harbaugh) 教练以及各位置上非常熟练且资历深厚的教练，”贝里奥斯说。“这里有一个极好的机会 —— 不仅是对我们这些新加入者，而且 [对球队] 来说也能拥有非常棒的一年。” 贝里奥斯能够上场的部分原因在于他与贾克森·达特 (Jaxson Dart) 建立的联系。“去年在远处观察，但现在能够每天看到他的工作表现，他真的非常有天赋，”贝里奥斯说。“我正努力在所有事情上与他以及詹莫 [詹米斯·温斯顿 (Jameis Winston)] 达成共识。首先且最重要的是掌握概念，确保正确，像四分卫那样观察球场 —— 无论是面对零压力还是压力状态 —— 并且出现在他们需要你出现的位置。无论你是与第三阵容四分卫还是第二阵容四分卫配合都没有关系，因为当你分析录像时，每个人都能看得出来。所以，当你进入第一阵容时，他们会觉得：‘我可以信任他。’ 关键在于每天利用好机会。只要你做正确的事，机会就会开始显现。”
rdunleavy@nypost.com 作者：瑞安·邓利维 (Ryan Dunleavy)
西弗吉尼亚州，怀特萨尔弗斯普林斯 (WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va.) —— 不，布拉克顿·贝里奥斯 (Braxton Berrios) 回到纽约并不是为了追求那种作为 NFL 最受欢迎男友之一所享有的奢华生活。贝里奥斯曾效力于喷气机队 (Jets)，在 6 月份参加试训后与巨人队签约。在训练营期间，他正证明自己依然能成为一名接球稳健的安保接球手和灵活的回攻手，而球队目前正同时寻求这两类球员。“我始终坚持优先级：令人惊讶的是，我其实很低调，很内敛，”贝里奥斯在最近一次格林布赖尔度假村 (The Greenbrier Resort) 的训练后笑着说。“有时情况往往并非如此，但我完全专注于球赛。我梦想着做这件事。我一生都是一名球员。这是我唯一想做的事。” 贝里奥斯因伤病限制，在 2024 年的海豚队 (Dolphins) 和 2025 Texans 期间，共 10 场比赛中仅有 6 次接球。他目前正在与奥德尔 (Odell) 竞争
贝克汉姆之子、朱朱·史密斯-舒斯特、卡尔文·奥斯汀以及其他人将共同完善由马利克·纳伯斯、达里乌斯·斯莱顿、马拉基·菲尔兹和达内尔·穆尼领导的接球群。那么，贝里奥斯何时开始评估自己在整个 8 月份争取进入 53 人名单的竞争中所处的位置？“我在这行待的时间足够长，知道你不能去算计人数，”贝里奥斯说道，“在伤病、交易方面，总会发生不可预见的事情；我见过各种各样的情况。你必须专注于自己，并且每天进步。”贝里奥斯最好的赛季是在 2021 年，当时他创下了 46 次接球、431 码的职业生涯新高，并且是以平均弃踢回攻 13.4 码和开球回攻 30.4 码入选全美最佳阵容第一队的喷气机队回攻手。“布莱克斯顿长期以来一直是一名优秀的职业球员，”斯莱顿说。大约在同一时间，贝里奥斯开始与模特索菲亚·库尔波（49 人队球星克里斯蒂安·麦卡弗里的嫂子）约会——
她与社交媒体明星艾利克斯·厄尔一起。外形出众：资深接球手布莱克斯顿·贝里奥斯可能因为他的名媛女友们——包括索菲亚·库尔波（左）、艾利克斯·厄尔（中）和霍利·福特——而闻名，但他目前的唯一重心是确保在巨头队获得一名深度接球手和回攻手的位置。Corey Sipkin; Getty Images (3)
《纽约邮报》, 2026年8月3日 星期一 nypost.com 西弗尔，西弗吉尼亚州 —— 想要最深入地了解约翰·哈博（John Harbaugh）的方式，你得去问那个最了解他的巨头。“煎饼”帕特·里卡德（“Pancake” Pat Ricard）在巴尔的摩与哈博共事了九个赛季，担任他那体重 300 磅的破阵冲锋全卫，他完全认同约翰和克里斯·马拉（John and Chris Mara）的看法：约翰·哈博天生就适合纽约。
“他是一位伟大的领导者，一位出色的统帅，”里卡德开始说道。“我的意思是，看看这个休赛期这支球队在媒体和社交媒体方面发生的所有事情，他每一次都能将其完全扼杀在萌芽状态，并真正确保这支球队保持团结。我认为，就他的人格魅力而言，他是这座城市的一位伟大领导者，人们可以团结在他周围并对他产生信念。”
在训练场上的约翰·哈博是这样的。
“他非常注重细节，”里卡德说。“当演练进攻时，每个人必须后退 15 码，必须在他身后。如果他看到我们在进入或退出讨论圈（huddle）时速度太慢，他会训斥进攻组教练，他会训斥进攻协调员（OC），他也会训斥我们。防守组也一样。他有点像在指挥整个全局。他让教练负责执教，让球员负责比赛，但如果我们没有达到他的标准，他会直言不讳。”
在会议室里的约翰·哈博是这样的。
“他试图在每一天传达某种信息，并且他会尝试用一种能抓住我们的方式来做，”里卡德说。“他是一位非常出色的演说家，非常擅长表达观点，让你不得不集中注意力。如果你不专注，比如肢体语言不端正，或者你在走神，他会点名批评你，确保你真的在听。那个男人说的每一句话我都听过了，但他依然有新东西可以讲，这太疯狂了，因为他执教时间很长了。就像是在传达同一个信息，但他用不同的方式表达。”
而约翰·哈博也在进化。
“当我最初跟着他来到乌鸦队时，你不知道在与他交谈的每一秒钟他是否都会盯着你不放，”里卡德说。“我觉得现在，他会选择在什么时候那样做，但他依然可能那样，所以在他身边时你必须时刻保持警觉，因为你不知道会遇到哪个版本的哈博。”
还有凌晨 3 点的约翰·哈博。
“他会随机在半夜 3 点醒来，给你发短信告诉你他脑子里突然想到了什么，并且他必须在那个时刻立刻发给你，”里卡德说。“这表明他在意，他在意你，他在意球队，他想确保在凌晨 3 点把那个信息传达给你。……我有时会收到一些 11, 午夜的短信。对我来说可能没到 3 点，但我知道其他球员收到了。”
在惨败之后的约翰·哈博是这样的。
“在分析录像时，他真的会严厉批评我们，”里卡德说。“在一次糟糕的失利之后，有时他会拿出一些回合让我们回顾，他会在整个球队和所有教练面前点名批评球员，并要求答案。他只是想把该说的话说完，传达信息然后继续前进。”
当周一穿上护具开始训练时，巨人们将牢记哈博告诉他们该期待什么的。“‘到最后，谁才是真正的巨人就会显现出来，’”里卡德回忆起哈博对球队说的话。“‘橄榄球就应该是艰难的，训练营也应该是艰苦的。它应该让你的身体磨出老茧，让你为赛季做好准备。因为现在很艰苦，我们在赛季期间就能收获回报，赛季中的练习会感觉轻松，比赛也会感觉轻松
“因为我们投入了这么多努力。”里卡德知道哈博的传达的不仅仅是口头之词。“约翰·哈博的训练营是一个艰苦的训练营，我认为对于这里的一些人来说，可能立刻就让他们震惊了。……如果你热爱足球，这并不那么困难。” 还有一个热爱他新四分卫的约翰·哈博。“我知道哈博非常喜欢他，”里卡德说。“他喜欢贾克逊对待比赛的方式。他喜欢贾克逊作为一个进入第二年的年轻小伙子对追求卓越的渴望。贾克逊是一个非常有表达欲的人，他会站在房间前面，某种程度上接管进攻端的领导权。” 当里卡德说出这句话时，请原谅他忽略了家庭和信仰：“我认为那个男人除了足球和他执教的球队，什么都不想。” 帕特·里卡德很高兴能成为约翰·哈博麾下的纽约巨人队成员。steve.serby@nypost.com 深入洞察“哈博方式”的全卫 史蒂夫·塞尔比
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《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com 作者：格雷格·乔伊斯 (GREG JOYCE) 芝加哥 —— 在瑟曼·曼森 (Thurman Munson) 遇难 47 周年之际，奥斯汀·威尔斯 (Austin Wells) 在接球位置上通过形似装扮向其致敬。在周日 2-1 击败小古巴队的比赛中，现任洋基队捕手向这位前洋基队捕手致敬，他特意安排了一套复古风格的装备 —— 焦橙色的护胸和护腿，背面印有瑟曼退役的 15 号，以及看起来像棒球卡背面那样记载着前洋基队队长的逐年统计数据。“我认为他对球队的意义、他的领导能力以及他在接球区指挥队友时的激情——显然，他是一名出色的球员和球队队长，很难不崇拜这个家伙，”威尔斯说道，他甚至将自己的山羊胡修剪成了像曼森那样的马蹄形胡须。周日的这次致敬已经筹划一段时间了。
威尔斯在 2 年前见到了曼森的遗孀戴安娜 (Diana)，随后在 1 年前的“老将日”前后产生了这次想法。今年，威尔斯与 EvoShield 公司合作制作了这套特殊的捕手装备。他向该公司发送了一张曼森的照片，询问他们能为他制作什么。“他们成功实现了，我觉得看起来太棒了，”威尔斯说。周日为威尔斯投球且对洋基队历史颇有研究的盖瑞特·科尔 (Gerrit Cole) 对这一举动表示赞赏。“我觉得太赞了，我很开心他这么做，”科尔说。“每当我们有机会向组织内以及整个比赛中的伟大球员、伟大领导者和伟大大使致敬时，这都非常有意义。能让人们意识到他是一个多么伟大的人，这太棒了。” ➤ 詹卡洛·斯坦顿 (Giancarlo Stanton) 计划在周一和周二参加由卡洛斯·罗登 (Carlos Rodón) 和克拉克·施密特 (Clarke Schmidt) 投球的实战打击练习，但这并不一定代表他从第二次右小腿拉伤中康复的进度有所突破。“我认为他现在已经处于可以这么做的位置一段时间了，”经理亚伦·布恩 (Aaron Boone) 表示。“但出去面对一个实战投手的手臂总是好事。” 对于斯坦顿来说，更大的障碍是跑步，尽管他已经进行了“大量”击球练习，包括使用 Trajekt 投球机。布恩表示，这位资深指定打击手一直在继续他的跑步训练计划，但尚未进入跑垒阶段 —— 这通常是复出前的最后一步，而斯坦顿在 6 月中旬在此步骤中遭遇了挫折。 ➤ 大卫·贝德纳 (David Bednar) 在周日完成了四局救阵，这是他在 45 场出场中第 8 次工作超过一局。“拥有他真是太奢侈了，”科尔说。 ➤ 科迪·贝林格 (Cody Bellinger) 的回归时间线在 4 到 6 周之间，而他目前正处于 2 级腿筋拉伤恢复期的第一周多一点。“他做得很好，”布恩说。“我今天早上刚和他聊过。他今天已经跑步了，也在击球和投球。完成了室外跑步。所以我认为他对进度相当满意。”
向传奇致敬 威尔斯身着复古装备，留着马蹄形胡须，化身曼森
洋基笔记 回到接球区：周日在栗子球场第四局等待传球回本垒时，洋基队捕手奥斯汀·威尔斯穿着定制的捕手装备，在瑟曼·曼森遇难 47 周年之际向这位前洋基队伟大捕手（见下方）致敬。美联社；盖蒂图片社
作者：乔尔·舍曼 (JOEl ShERman) 路易斯·加西亚 (Luis García Jr.) 的加入 —— 如果洋基队能恢复到所有位置球员都健康的状况 —— 可能会造成拥堵，尤其是在一垒和指定打击位置。尽管如此，一名球队高层告诉《邮报》，并没有让本·赖斯 (Ben Rice) 开始担任捕手以增加阵容击球手数量的意图。如果加西亚、赖斯、保罗·戈尔德-
施密特和吉安卡洛·斯坦顿同时保持健康，那么一垒和指定击球手（DH）之间只能有两个位置可打。这还不包括亚伦·贾奇，如果他能像洋基队所说的那样从肋骨骨折中康复归队，他可能也需要兼任一些指定击球手的位置。莱斯去年在 36 场比赛中担任捕手，并在春训期间维持了其在捕手位置上的训练。但在目前这个阶段，洋基队不打算要求他重新开始担任捕手并让其身体冒风险，因为他已经成为了至关重要的进攻端球员。目前最可能的配置是，莱斯每天在一垒或指定击球手位置上出场。加西亚在面对右投手时出任一垒或指定击球手，他在面对右投手时的 OPS 为 .918；而戈德施密特则在面对左投手时出场，他在面对左投手时的 OPS 为 .988。洋基队尚未公布他们预计贾奇、斯坦顿或科迪·贝林格回归的确切日期。如果且当他们回归时，且洋基队没有进一步的伤病，亚伦·布恩每天都将面临抉择。此外，洋基队也有可能在截止日期前增加另一名击球手。
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《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 冰冷的停赛。Skubal加盟道奇队仅仅是另一个令人愤怒的信号，表明棒球在 2027 年以及以后将陷入严重的危机。我承认，每当我偶然看到 1968 年查尔顿·赫斯顿主演的最初版《猩球崛起》的结尾时，我仍然会感到有些惊恐。你知道我在说哪个场景。宇航员乔治·泰勒和他的同伴诺娃在他们认为是一个遥远星球的“禁区”骑马。然后他们偶然发现了一个巨大的惊喜。那是自由女神像，半埋在海浪中。突然，泰勒意识到：他在前两个小时的冒险并非在某个遥远的太阳系中进行，而是在地球上，他及其同事已经飞跃至许多年后的未来。瞬间，他明白了为什么这个区域被禁止进入，以及证据告诉了他的关于纽约港以及其他所有地方的命运。 “你们这些疯子！”他号啕大哭，“你们把它毁了！啊，该死！你们全部都下地狱吧！”周日早晨醒来看到《邮报》的封页及标题“富人抢到投手”时，我的思绪陷入了旋转循环。当然，道奇队赢得了获得塔里克·Skubal服务的所有竞争。Skubal加入了一个已经拥有完全健康的山本由伸、佐佐木朗希和贾斯汀·罗布莱斯基的轮换阵容，并且很快将迎来布莱克·斯内尔、泰勒·格拉斯诺和大谷翔平的回归。你可以争论说，当这种情况发生时，道奇队的第 7 号首发投手——无论你选谁——都比这项运动中一半其他球队的王牌投手更出色。有两件事是不容置疑的：第一：道奇队新的工资单预计为 $430 million，其中包括 $180 million 的奢侈税账单。该税额高于 MLB 其他 29 支球队中 16 支球队的全部工资单总额。第二：在现有的集体谈判协议于 12 月 1. 到期时，球队老板们将宣布停赛的可能性是 100%。而且感觉几乎有 100% 的可能，我们在 2027. 年将看不到一局棒球比赛。最后一部分已经显而易见一段时间了，始于去年布赖斯·哈珀与罗布·曼弗雷在费城人队休息室内的紧张对峙——那是第一次公开表达不满——并且自那时起几乎每天都在发酵。即便如此，正是这件事让我骑上马，在禁区的海滩上奔驰。并强迫我跪在地上，对着那些疯子怒吼，看到的不是自由女神，而是半埋在沙地中的专员奖杯。作为一名工会成员的儿子，我一生在劳资纠纷问题上一直支持球员：所有体育项目，所有问题，所有时代。球员是体育成为一家数十亿美元企业的原因。如果薪水上涨，那仅仅是因为收入在增长。在 100 年里，老板们凌驾于球员之上，且几乎没有悔意。那是一个糟糕的系统。自由球员制度帮助使其变得更好、更公平。但在一个交易市场上最好的球员最终流向该运动中最好的球队，且人们的反应几乎一致是“理所当然”的系统中，没有任何公平可言。这并非关于洋基队或大都会队的狭隘争论。纽约的两支球队都挥金如土。大都会队是一个有益的提醒：在缺乏能力的情况下，单凭金钱几乎无法保证任何东西。如果棒球想要设计其运动以模仿大学足球——在那里，顶级市场球队独立竞争——从而创建 MLB 版本的 Big Ten / SEC / ACC / Big 12 军备竞赛，那没问题。但棒球
这不仅仅关乎那些超级巨星。它还必须关乎匹兹堡、堪萨斯城、圣路易斯、丹佛、克利夫兰、辛辛那提和坦帕等城市。系统已经崩溃了，需要修复。必须设立工资帽，这就是为什么这么多小市场球队会对这一举措暗自欣喜，因为这只会让他们更加巩固和统一。问题在于：同样需要设立工资底线，因此，尽管球员与老板之间的战争将十分激烈，但大市场老板与小市场老板之间这场“战争中的战争”也将同样血腥。因为虽然这需要球员放弃他们永恒的圣杯——没有工资帽——但同时也要求老板们同意底线设定，并实施更全面的收入分成。这不能是关于哪一方获胜，而必须是关于棒球运动的胜利。祝你好运。
这意味着 2026-27 年的劳资寒冬，将让 1994-95 年的那次看起来就像是在玩拇指摔跤。老板们从未像球员那样强硬，这就是为什么自 1972. 年以来，他们一直处于劣势。但现在感觉不同了，主要是因为球员不再独占道德高地。这里没有道德高地，这纯粹是战壕战。这让你不禁怀疑，这项运动所渴求的大规模重建是否能生存下来。球迷们总是发誓会远离，而他们中的大多数最终不可避免地会回来。但我们的世界现在不同了。如果你夺走人们心中的某些东西，并挑战让他们寻找其他东西来填补空白，那么现在可选择的方案比以往任何时候都多。他们会填补那个空白。然后呢？
我担心的是：两年后，10 年后，我们会在脑海中想象那次在海滩上骑马的隐喻场景，那时将是 10 月下旬，我们会想起：“啊，对了。那时候我总是记得要看世界大赛。”然后我们会想到另一件事：你们这些疯子，你们把这一切都毁了。
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恐怖故事：富者愈富，道奇队赢得了塔里克·斯库巴尔抽奖——这是小市场老板将坚持要求工资帽并迫使长期停摆的另一个迹象。而最大的输家将是球迷。
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《纽约邮报》，2026年8月3日，星期一 nypost.com
太空人队正试图争取马林队的强击手凯尔·斯托尔斯 (Kyle Stowers)，相关讨论仍在进行中。教士队愿意倾听任何报价，包括超级后场投手梅森·米勒 (Mason Miller)。但交易米勒似乎依然希望渺茫。
在超级巨星塔里克·斯库巴尔 (Tarik Skubal) 已被交易后，仍有几位先发投手在名单上：凯西·迈兹 (Casey Mize)、克莱·霍姆斯 (Clay Holmes)、里德·德特默斯 (Reid Detmers)、何塞·索里亚诺 (José Soriano)、埃默森·汉考克 (Emerson Hancock)、罗比·雷 (Robbie Ray)、达斯汀·梅 (Dustin May)、凯文·高斯曼 (Kevin Gausman)、布雷迪·辛格 (Brady Singer) 和泰勒·马勒 (Tyler Mahle)，此外可能还有福斯特·格里芬 (Foster Griffin) 和特雷弗·罗杰斯 (Trevor Rogers)。
老虎队应该能从迈兹身上获益，这位即将成为自由球员的球员拥有 2.70 ERA 和 0.99 WHIP，并且具有极佳的竞争者声誉。老虎队目前距离外卡仅 2 ½ 场球，但感兴趣的球队仍认为迈兹会跟随斯库巴尔的脚步离开那里。据信对迈兹感兴趣的球队包括勇士队、 Cubs、响尾蛇队和光芒队。洋基队和教士队可能也有兴趣。
... 霍姆斯应该能带来一个不错的筹码包，因为他在赛季初看起来像一名全明星球员，直到被一颗直线球击中导致右腓骨骨折。他在康复赛中得到了充分的球探观察。
... 尽管费迪·佩拉尔塔 (Freddy Peralta) 的 ERA 为 4.99，但大都会队不知为何为他换回了三名在光芒队前 30 强名单中的新秀。一些球队似乎认为更好的防守能治愈他。这对大卫·彼得森 (David Peterson) 奏效了，在拥有世界级防守的 Cubs 中，他的 BABIP（球在场内时的打击率）降低了 125 个基点——.227 对比 .352。（对于佩拉尔塔来说， Cubs 也会是一个不错的地方。）
... 费城人队、光芒队和游骑兵队对路易斯·阿莱斯 (Luis Arraez) 感兴趣，他的二垒防守有所提高。洋基队也很喜欢他。阿莱斯对于洋基队来说并不是最佳的位置适配，但这并不总是能阻碍他们。
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并非所有人都对老虎队从道奇队那里为两届赛扬奖得主塔里克·斯库巴尔换回的筹码感到满意。“他们什么也没拿到，”一名竞争对手高管在谈到老虎队时说道。有些人认为老虎队通过获得顶级外野新秀扎希尔·霍普 (Zyhir Hope)（此次回归中显而易见的宝石），以及投球新秀里弗·瑞安 (River Ryan) 和布雷迪·史密斯 (Brady Smith) 表现尚可。而其他人则对棒球最强的球队总能想办法用极小代价获得棒球最强球员感到震惊 / 愤怒。
批评者表示，在道奇队棒球人员展现出的众多丰厚技能中，他们不知为何能让自己的新秀在重要但模糊甚至不准确的新秀名单上被高估。一名高管认为霍普的排名（MLB 排名第 25）可能较为接近，因为他们将他视为潜在的多届 MLB 全明星球员。然而，该人士对瑞安被 MLB 排名第 68 感到难以置信，并指出虽然瑞安有巨大的天赋，但他经常受伤（目前在伤病名单上），他很少能撑过第五局，而且距离 28 岁只有几天之差。
老虎队与几支球队进行了交涉，但大多数其他球队的高管表示，他们给人的印象是老虎队专注于道奇队。道奇队最终得到他并不令人惊讶，因为他们确实拥有极佳的新秀储备（即使是被高估的）。看到失去心仪球星的高管抱怨接收球队付出的代价太少并不罕见。但他们说，不均衡的交易是道奇队长期以来的趋势。在之前的截止日期中，道奇队设法通过以尤斯尼尔·迪亚兹 (Yusniel Díaz) 为首的筹码包获得了曼尼·马查多 (Manny Machado)，并用约西亚·格雷 (Josiah Gray)、凯伯特·鲁伊斯 (Keibert Ruiz) 和一些名不见经传的球员换来了特里亚·特纳 (Trea Turner) 和麦克斯·舍尔泽 (Max Scherzer)。他们还通过一套由现已退役的亚历克斯·弗杜戈 (Alex Verdugo) 主导的筹码包，赫然地获得了超级巨星穆基·贝茨 (Mookie Betts)。
至于这笔交易，一位竞争对手高管表示，老虎队本应向其他感兴趣的球队进行征询，看看是否有人能出价超过道奇队的方案。该高管不明白他们为什么行动如此之快，并表示：“这是一笔你周一早上就能谈成的交易。”
太空人队将目光锁定在斯托尔斯身上 老虎队斯库巴尔回归引发部分嘲讽：“他们没得到任何东西”
新加入的洋基队强击手路易斯·加西亚（Luis García Jr.）是一名进步巨大的球员，目前在国家联盟长打率领先（.560），他将助力于低迷的布朗克斯轰炸机（Bronx Bombers）阵容。出生于纽约的加西亚终于在国民队的新颖且有趣的氛围中展现出了巨大的潜力，而天知道洋基队确实需要击球手。尽管如此，引进加西亚似乎相当冗余，因为从统计数据来看，他几乎是洋基队天才本·赖斯（Ben Rice，长打率 .561）的球场复制版。此外，他还为洋基队提供了可能史上最强的一垒深度，目前一名正处于鼎盛时期的未来名人堂成员保罗·戈尔德施密特（Paul Goldschmidt）在技术上已成了第三选择的一垒手。
以下是一些能满足更明显需求的建议：争取天使队明星游击手扎克·内托（Zach Neto），并努力引进三名捕手之一——亨特·古德曼（Hunter Goodman）、阿德利·鲁特施曼（Adley Rutschman）或瑞安·杰弗斯（Ryan Jeffers）。内托是一位顶尖天才，在那个被称为洛杉矶伪装版（实际上是安纳海姆）的荒芜之地比赛时，他曾是一名 20-20 球员，在更严肃的环境中他应该会表现得更好。一些球队担心他的防守和心理素质，但数据指标未能客观评价他，而了解他的人说他是个不错的孩子，只是带有一点迈阿密风格（就像著名的洋基游击手巴基·登特一样，他也来自那个地区）。一位非常了解内托的人说：“没有心理素质问题，他只是有点个性。”内托是右击手，这一点也大有裨益，意味着在引进加西亚后，他可以帮助平衡一个现在更偏向左击手的阵容。古德曼、杰弗斯和鲁特施曼（他是左右击手）也是如此——尽管他们的巨大优势在于他们同样具备极强的击球能力。
洋基队的捕手目前在打击率上排名第28位（.188，是的，有两个球队比他们更差），在OPS（上垒率+长打率）上排名第29位（.556）。杰弗斯可能不会离开，因为双城队最近宣布他们是买家而非卖家。但这依然留下了两个优秀的选项。洋基队更有可能最终得到表现尚可的泰勒·史蒂芬森（Tyler Stephenson）。但古德曼和鲁特施曼值得一试。两人此前都被认为不会进入交易名单，但在匮乏的击球手市场上，他们是少数真正合适的人选。人们担心古德曼的防守和鲁特施曼的可靠性（他目前在伤病名单中），但在这些情况下，风险是值得的。
自从亚伦·贾奇（Aaron Judge）加入吉安卡洛·斯坦顿（Giancarlo Stanton）的伤员名单后，洋基队已从最好的击球球队之一变成了最差的球队之一，他们需要更多的进攻能力和更好的平衡。但无论是否有贾奇，在这样一个惨淡的美国联盟中，他们仍有真正的机会。得益于星光熠熠的先发轮换和超水平发挥的牛棚，洋基队拥有MLB最好的投手群（防御率 3.28），只要再多一点帮助，就能帮他们赢下联盟冠军。
《纽约邮报》, 星期一, 2026 年 8 月 3 日 nypost.com 作者：Mike PuMa
弗雷迪·佩拉尔塔（Freddy Peralta）在 the Mets 期间那段极其平庸的时光正式成为了历史。在 A.J. Minter 上周离队加盟双城队之后，球队的解体进程在周日继续，Mets 将 Peralta 交易至 Rays，以换取三名小联盟潜力球员。
根据 MLB Pipeline 的评级，Mets 获得了外野手 Aidan Smith，他被评为 Rays 的第 15 号潜力球员。Mets 还获得了右投手 Gary Gill Hill（第 26 号）和内野手 Émilien Pitre（第 27 号）。Peralta 剩余的薪水（约 $2.5 百万美元）将由正在争夺美东联盟冠军的 Rays 承担。
此次交易发生在交易市场上最顶尖的先发投手 Tarik Skubal 被交易至道奇队的次日。在 22 场先发中，Peralta 为 Mets 投出了 4.99 ERA。当这名右投手在去年休赛期与 Tobias Myers 一起被用潜力球员 Brandon Sproat 和 Jett Williams 换来时，球队高层希望他能稳固轮值顶端，但最终未能实现。
“他来到这里是为了成为轮轴，也感受到了那份压力，”临时经理 Andy Green 在 Mets 在 Citi Field 2-0 输给马林鱼队后表示。“通过与他的交谈我知道，他肯定觉得事情并没有按照我们希望的方向发展，我想我们所有人的感受都一样。”
“我们今天的处境表明，我们都希望自己处于不同的位置，而他已经尽了全力。他每天都登上投手丘并全力竞争。我知道他想要更好的结果，我认为当我们达成交易引进他时，我们都希望在今天面对的情况与现状有所不同。”
23 岁的 Pitre 是 Rays 在 2024 年选秀中从肯塔基大学选中的第二轮秀。本赛季他在 High-A 和 Double-A 之间共出战 88 场比赛，交出了 .308 / .438 / .447 的三项打击率数据。
21 岁的 Gill Hill 是在 2022 年选秀的第六轮中从纽约州 Somers 的 John F. Kennedy Catholic Prep 选中的。本赛季他在 High-A 和 Double-A 之间进行了 20 场先发，投出了 4.49 ERA，在 108 ¹ / ₃ 局中记录了 87 次三振。在四个小联盟赛季中，他的 ERA 为 3.99。去年春天他代表英国参加了世界棒球经典赛。
22 岁的 Smith 是西雅图水手队在 2023 年选秀第四轮从德克萨斯州 Lucas 的 Lovejoy 高中选中的。他曾是将 Randy Arozarena 送往 Rays 的交易的一部分。本赛季他在 Rays 的三支不同下属球队共出战 59 场，三项打击率为 .209 / .281 / .391。
周四，Mets 将左投救援投手 Minter 交易至双城队，换回小联盟内野手 Billy Amick 和 Bruin Agbayani。
Mets 仍有多名球员预计将在周一下午 6 点前被交易。名单包括 Clay Holmes、Brooks Raley 和 Tyrone Taylor。其他潜在交易候选人包括 Luis Robert Jr.、Luke Weaver 和 Huascar Brazobán。
据《邮报》的 Joel Sherman 报道，Kodai Senga 吸引了教士队的兴趣，但这位陷入苦战的右投手在下赛季前仍有 $18.7 百万美元的薪水，这成了 Mets 在将其交易出获取价值时的重大障碍。Raley 和 Taylor 的合同仅签到本赛季，而 Holmes 很可能在世界系列赛后选择退出合同。
Holmes 周日在 Single-A 布鲁克林队进行了一场小联盟康复先发，投球局数延长至 5 ¹ / ₃ 局，投球数 73 球，这意味着他在下次先发时已准备好为确定后的球队在大联盟投球。
Taylor 向《邮报》表示，他希望能留在 Mets。
Bo Bichette，其合同包含一项禁交易条款...
条款，告诉《纽约邮报》他完全预期自己不会被交易。Bichette可以在本赛季结束后，选择退出这份价值 $126 million 的三年合同，但目前尚不清楚他是否会采取这一途径。在今年前两个月陷入严重低迷后，这位内野手的 OPS 仅为令人失望的 .660。Green 表示，看着球员离开的感觉很“沉重”。“是朋友们在走出大门，”他说。“与此同时，我们必须在打球方面做得更好。” mpuma@nypost.com
大都会队在周日将两届全明星球员 Freddy Peralta 交易至光芒队以换取三名新秀，Peralta 在 22 场先发中取得了 5-9 的战绩，防御率 (ERA) 为 4.99。以下是此次交易详情：
光芒队获得： RHP Freddy Peralta
大都会队获得： INF Émilien Pitre OF Aidan Smith RHP Gary Gill Hill
开启旅程 Émilien Pitre Getty Images 再见！
大都会队从酿造者队签下 Freddy Peralta 旨在让他成为王牌，但这名右投手在 22 场先发后的防御率为 4.99。球队总裁 David Stearns 在周日将他交易至光芒队，换回三名新秀，包括 Gary Gill Hill（左图）。Corey Sipkin; Getty Images
《纽约邮报》, 2026年8月3日 星期一 nypost.com 作者：Joel SherMan 如果你要对谁是代谢队中最难以交易的球员进行打赌，考虑到一直困扰他的健康状况不佳和表现低迷的双重打击，千叶雄大（Kodai Senga）很可能是热门人选。然而，教士队实际上已经关注了 Senga，他们在 2022 赛季结束后曾将其作为自由球员追求。在棒球运营主管 A.J. Preller 领导下的圣迭戈队，以在每年此时的高度活跃而闻名。Preller 不遗余力地在每个可能的领域进行探索，决心为球队寻找升级方案，并且特别偏爱他长期看好的球员。例如，多个消息来源称，Preller 至少考虑过获取其长期目标之一拉斐尔·德弗斯（Rafael Devers）的方法，尽管德弗斯的合同还剩下七年 $211 million，是大联盟中剩余合同最不吸引人的合同之一。但
教士队在本次截止日期前一直决心增加左打球员和先发投手。Senga 并不完全算是一名先发投手，且据描述，教士队更多处于调查和询问模式，重点关注这位右投。然而，在寻求先发投手投球局数（length）方面，圣迭戈队处于绝境——Michael King 能定期提供保障，但其他球员不能。因此，教士队采取了由接替投手开局或使用多个混合型先发投手来覆盖局数的方法。周五，在 6月 23日 后的首次先发中，Senga 在四局内压制了马林鱼队，随后在第五局中逐渐失势且未能拿到一个出局数。不过，这四局投球可能揭示了 Senga 在今年剩余时间里如何被最有效地利用。当然，障碍重重。Senga 本赛季还应得约 $4.7 million，明年则有 $14 million。上赛季截至 6月 12日，他的防御率（ERA）为 1.47，当时他在接 Pete Alonso 的高抛球时伤到了右腿后侧。自那时起，他频繁受伤，且在投球时表现糟糕，在 22 场比赛和 17 场先发中防御率高达 7.36。因此，为了交易他，代谢队可能不得不接受一份糟糕的合同，和 / 或承担其合约的一大部分。即便在挣扎期间，他的球质依然强劲，因此或许有某些球队试图低价买入，看看他离开代谢队后是否能表现更好。毕竟，David Peterson 在被交易到小立方队后，在六次非常强劲的先发中占据了五次，而此前在代谢队往返于先发轮候和牛棚之间时，防御率为 6.09。而且，在 Senga 离开福冈软银鹰队成为自由球员时，Preller 就很看好他。Senga 将达尔维什（Yu Darvish）视为导师，并在休赛期与他一同训练，而达尔维什目前仍在
教士队。而 Preller 本赛季一直在收集近期陷入低谷但曾有大联盟成功经验的先发投手，如 Walker Buehler, Griffin Canning, Lucas Giolito 和 German Marquez——通常结果不尽如人意。但 Preller 尝试通过创意操作，达尔维什、Joe Musgrove 和 Nick Pivetta 今年共计四场先发（全部由 Pivetta 在早期完成），但尚不清楚这些资深右投是否会回归。是否有可能他将 Senga 视为一种低价买入的方式，用以覆盖混合型先发投手的局数？joel.sherman@nypost.com 截止日期临近，教士队已关注 Senga 作者：Dan Martin 代谢队在交易截止日抛售潮中的首次重大变动发生在周日 2-0 输给迈阿密队的比赛期间，Freddy Peralta 对皇后区告别，被送往坦帕湾。Clay Holmes 在 A 级布鲁克林队投球而非在皇后区，因为代谢队选择不结束他的康复任务，即便在...
这位右投手表示，在右腓骨骨折康复后，他已“准备就绪”重返大联盟。不过，他的下一次先发很可能是在另一支球队。而临时经理安迪·格林在周日失利比赛中调用的前三名救援投手——布鲁克斯·雷利、卢克·韦弗和胡阿斯卡·布拉佐班——都可能在周一下午 6 点的截止日期前被交易。
“百分之百，这很艰难，”弗朗西斯科·林多尔在谈到看到当前阵容解体时的失望之情时说道。“这太糟糕了。你不想失去队友，因为我们之前并没有发挥出应有的潜力。”当被问及在球队周二再次于克利夫兰出赛前是否预期会有更多变动时，林多尔说：“看起来是这样。我们拭目以待。”
虽然大都会队在周日的先发位置上选择了罗伯特·斯托克——这位 36 岁的球员自 2021 年为大都会队先发 2 场后，就再没有在大联盟比赛中先发过——但令人惊讶的是，他们竟然愿意在一场毫无意义的比赛中使用其他关键的交易筹码。
“那些球员都健康、得到了休息且可以出战，”临时经理安迪·格林在谈到这些救援投手时说。“他们准备就绪，所以我们很放心让他们在棒球赛季中扮演自己的角色，即在情况需要时轮番投球。”格林表示，他在赛前与棒球运营总裁大卫·斯特恩斯进行了沟通，并被“告知所有人都可以出战，于是我就相应地管理比赛。他们继续证明了自己的实力：是棒球界最顶尖的救援投手之列。”
雷利表示，当他被召集进入比赛，在第六局接替斯托克时，他并没有感到措手不及。“我休息了几天，而且牛棚里没有多少可用的人，”雷利在谈到牛棚情况时说。“我依然是大都会队的一员……在有人给我打电话之前，我这边没有任何变化。”
当那些电话真的打来时，这将使这支球队历史上最糟糕赛季之一的最后两个月变得更加糟糕。他们进入周一的休息日（也是交易截止日）时已经遭遇三连败，且进攻端在过去 6 场比赛中仅获得 11 分。连败使他们再次跌至低于 .500 胜率 19 场，与本赛季该指标的最低点持平。
斯托克完成了大都会队要求的所有工作，他在第五局仅被乔·麦克击出一支一出局本垒打。但不会被交易的德文·威廉斯在第九局失分，为迈阿密马林鱼队提供了保险，因为马林鱼队正试图留在国联外卡竞争中。
大都会队被迈阿密右投手桑迪·阿尔坎塔拉封锁，后者投了 6 局多且未失分。路易斯·罗伯特二世在第七局下半以一支单打开局——这是大都会队当天仅有的第三次击球命中——随后贾里德·杨击出二垒安打将罗伯特送至三垒，结束了阿尔坎塔拉的下午赛程。迈克尔·彼得森接替投球并保送马库斯·塞门，在无人出局的情况下使垒满，但豪尔赫·波兰科和弗朗西斯科·阿尔瓦雷斯被三振出局，随后 A.J. 尤因击球至二垒，浪费了得分机会。
林多尔在下一局以二垒安打开局，但被留在三垒；尤因在第九局留下两名跑者，大都会队在得分圈有跑者时 0 击 12。
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死气沉沉的“亚马逊”被“鱼”完封，遭遇三连败 马林鱼队 vs 大都会队 比分单 / Boxscore 大都会队笔记 / P. 34
糟糕！ A.J. 尤因在大都会队 2-0 输给马林鱼队的最后一局被击飞出局后做出反应。弗朗西斯科·林多尔（插图）在第八局被留在垒包上后调整眼镜。 Jason Szenes (2)
下场预告：对阵守护者队 周二：下午 6:40 周三：下午 6:40 周四：下午 1:10 播出频道：SNY, WCBS (880 AM)
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026 年 8 月 3 日 nypost.com 作者：GreG Joyce 芝加哥 —— 终于，洋基队增加了一名击球手。《纽约邮报》周日确认，球队从国民队交易来了路易斯·加西亚（Luis García Jr.），旨在通过获取这位左击强打者，为陷入苦战的进攻阵容提供急需的帮助。
“他是一名在今年真正成熟的击球手，”亚伦·布恩（Aaron Boone）在洋基队 2-1 击败 Cubs 队后表示。“实际上，他是今年国家联盟中面对右投表现最好的左击球员之一 [.918 OPS]。我们认为他非常适合我们的球场，并且希望能给我们的进攻带来一些冲击，因为显然我们的进攻在很长一段时间里都处于低迷状态。所以我们对他感到兴奋，听到了很多关于他的好评，迫不及待想看到他对我们阵容产生影响。”
为了得到加西亚，洋基队付出了四名投手：约瓦尼·克鲁兹（Yovanny Cruz）、杰克·伯德（Jake Bird）以及新秀本·格雷布尔（Ben Grable，另一名救援投手）和杰克·塞伯特（Jack Cebert）。
虽然他在位置上并非完美匹配——预计他在面对右投时大部分打数将出现在一垒或指定击球手（DH）位置——但加西亚在 104 场比赛中打率 .283，OPS 为 .873，并击出了 23 支本垒打。他的 .560 长打率在国家联盟领先，对于缺少亚伦·贾奇（Aaron Judge）、科迪·贝林杰（Cody Bellinger）和吉安卡洛·斯坦顿（Giancarlo Stanton）且这种情况可能持续到 9 月的洋基队阵容来说，无疑是一剂强心针。
26 岁的加西亚在 2027 年之前受球队控制。本赛季他在国民队一直担任一垒手，但此前大多数时间在二垒出击，他在 2025 年的二垒防守跑分挽救值为 -17，是该位置所有球员中最差的。
自贝林杰上周受伤以来，洋基队被迫在面对右投时使用保罗·戈尔德施密特（Paul Goldschmidt）或阿梅德·罗萨里奥（Amed Rosario）担任指定击球手或（就戈尔德施密特而言）一垒手。但加西亚的加入应该能让戈尔德施密特回到兼职角色，专注于击败左投。
“我知道他是一个伟大的击球手，”何塞·卡巴列罗（José Caballero）说。“很高兴看到他来到这里，期待他能为球队做出贡献。”
特别是在交易掉克鲁兹（在球队将卡米洛·多瓦尔送往海盗队后，他于周六重新回到大联盟牛棚）和伯德（在大联盟长期挣扎后回到 3A）之后，洋基队将在周一的截止日期前尝试再获取一两名牛棚投手，以及至少一名能击右投的接球手来与奥斯汀·威尔斯（Austin Wells）搭档。但他们最大的需求是整体的击球能力。
“这是为洋基队效力的福气之一，”盖瑞特·科尔（Gerrit Cole）说。“组织机构始终在向前推进，只要有机会就会尽力改善球队。所以作为一名洋基球员，这是一个非常美好的处境，因为你可以信任组织这些年来所做的一切。”
24 岁的格雷布尔上个月代表洋基队参加了全明星新星赛，在 2A 萨默塞特队（Somerset）的 26 场出场中防御率为 2.79。24 岁的塞伯特是去年夏天第 15 轮选秀球员，在 2A 的 13 场比赛（12 场先发）中防御率为 4.90。gjoyce@nypost.com
紧急救援 洋基队在截止日签下国民队强打一垒手 / DH，但寻求更多帮助
在美东赛区，光芒队始终领先于他们，而红袜队则在后面缩小差距。距离上次访问“英雄峡谷”（冠军之巅）已经过去了 16 年且在继续增加。一支顶尖的轮值投手群正面临被浪费的威胁。在这次交易截止日，布赖恩·卡什曼（Brian Cashman）面对的情况就像是被墙壁围困。压力点很多，需求很多，采取行动的理由很多，但市场基本上已经对洋基队掉头离去。
即使在几周前，人们也很容易相信双城队状态糟糕，且不得不将其拥有的、洋基队极力想要的处于合约最后一年（walk-year）的捕手瑞安·杰弗斯（Ryan Jeffers）出售。但洋基队现在得审视自己。在7月4日那个周末，他们在布朗克斯球场自2014年以来首次输掉了对阵明尼苏达的系列赛，这助力双城队打出了一波14-11的战绩，使他们变成了买方。红袜队当时处于美联最差的32-46战绩，正处于屈辱地准备出售球员的边缘，然而在芬威球场对洋基队完成四场横扫后，他们开启了MLB最佳的27-5冲刺。这不仅让红袜队变成了买方，还创造了一种令人不安的可能性：在波士顿看似死掉六周后，洋基队竟然可能被他们的历史宿敌反超。教徒队在激增而非蹒跚，因此梅森·米勒（Mason Miller）——洋基队（以及许多球队）梦寐以求的目标（white whale）——并未进入可交易状态。太空人队在弱势的美联西区持续获胜，因此艾萨克·帕雷德斯（Isaac Paredes）和杰里米·佩尼亚（Jeremy Peña）将留在原队。
最终，洋基队在这次交易截止日的第一笔引援并非完美契合——他们最需要一名右击球手（尤其是捕手）。但由于在没有亚伦·贾奇（Aaron Judge），以及科迪·贝林格（Cody Bellinger）和吉安卡洛·斯坦顿（Giancarlo Stanton）的情况下，进攻端表现如此糟糕，他们必须找个人来帮他们得分。因此在周日，他们从国民队获得了左击球手路易斯·加西亚（Luis García Jr.），代价是两名投手新秀（杰克·塞伯特 Jack Cebert 和本·格雷博尔 Ben Grable）以及两名深度后援投手（杰克·伯德 Jake Bird 和约万尼·克鲁兹 Yovanny Cruz）。加西亚在5月年满26岁，他要么处于一次偶然爆发的巅峰，要么正处于职业生涯的上升期。他是国民队今年令人震惊地打造出大联盟最佳进攻线队的中心人物，他已经创下了个人职业生涯最高纪录：23个本垒打（比他之前单赛季最高纪录多5个）和76次打点（比他之前的最佳记录多6次）。他曾是一名糟糕的二垒手，今年被移至一垒。他与本·赖斯（Ben Rice）现在至少应该在面对所有右投手时组成一垒和指定打击（DH）的组合。加西亚面对右投的OPS为.918，但面对左投仅为.627。保罗·戈尔德施密特（Paul Goldschmidt）面对左投的OPS为.988，可以与加西亚组成轮换。
如果所有受伤球员都回归，出场时间会变得拥挤吗？当然。但洋基队最大的问题应该是贾奇、贝林格和斯坦顿恢复健康，导致亚伦·布恩（Aaron Boone）突然拥有太多击球手。也许赖斯在本赛季某个时刻会拿起捕手手套——但那是之后的事。卡什曼（Cashman）不能就此罢手。他的投手群表现出色，如果进攻端在过去六周内哪怕仅略低于平均水平，他们现在应该是排名第一，而不是落后光芒队2 ½场。在超过四分之一个赛季的最后40场比赛中，洋基队仅有3次得分超过5分，而有29次得分在3分或以下。他们在瑞格利球场的连续三场比赛中每场仅得2分，但凭借投手群（洋基队以3.28 ERA领跑大联盟），他们赢了两场，包括周日2-1的胜利。这结束了一次面对三支处于季后赛位置球队（费城人、白袜、小熊）且战绩为6-4的出征。但得分能力的匮乏正在放大每一个失误，并迫使投手每天在压力巨大的局面下投球，这在某个时刻会拖垮整个投手阵容。在没有任何一名主力击球手确定回归日期的情况下，他们不能只是干等着贾奇和援军。
由于洋基队在很大程度上帮助了几支激增的球队，他们在华盛顿的横扫结束了上半季，使国民队陷入了7-12的低迷，从而说服他们进行出售。加西亚在国联以.560的长打率领先（比赖斯低1个点），他必须提供帮助。卡什曼在拥有竞争球队时的历史习惯是，尽可能地解决所有弱点。
有可能。因此，即使市场环境艰难，我预计他也能找到一名擅长击击右投的捕手。有人注意到双子座（杰弗斯）在周日掉到了.500胜率以下，而洋基队则在就受伤的阿德利·鲁特曼一事与金莺队保持沟通吗？这两者中有一个就是理想目标。除此之外，可能还需要另一名击球手。他们会很希望增加像克莱·霍姆斯这样的深度先发，这将使得处于完全健康状态的洋基队（卡洛斯·罗东和克拉克·施密特回归）能够将先发投手投入牛棚。尽管如此，洋基队刚刚交易掉了三名深度后援投手，其中两人是去年截稿日获得（伯德、卡米洛·多瓦尔）以及克鲁兹。因此，获得更多后援同样至关重要。卡什曼在三十年间建立的声誉就是他知道如何完成一项交易。即使在陷入绝境之时，即使市场行情不佳。他在周日通过加西亚取得了进展。
他仍然需要一个强大的周一截稿日。joel.sherman @nypost.com 在艰难的市场中，卡什需要的不止是加西亚。洋基队向国民队发送了一组四名投手的方案，以换取强击手路易斯·加西亚二世，他在本赛季的前104场比赛中打击率为.283，击出23支本垒打，贡献76次打点，OPS为.873。以下是交易详情：
洋基队获得：内野手 路易斯·加西亚二世 国民队获得：右投 约瓦尼·克鲁兹 右投 杰克·伯德 右投 本·格雷贝尔 右投 杰克·塞伯特
交易条款 乔尔·谢尔曼
《纽约邮报》，周一，2026年8月3日 nypost.com 作者：格雷格·乔伊斯
芝加哥 —— 在周日下午试图通过交易来拯救他们低迷的进攻线时，洋基队上演了一场熟悉的戏码。强有力的先发投球，击球手贡献两分，以及牛棚投手的全力苦撑。这个方程式在周六深夜失效了，但洋基队在周日迅速反弹，在栗子球场（Wrigley Field）的一场决胜局中幸存下来，以 2-1 战胜了小熊队。
何塞·卡巴列罗（José Caballero）在第三局击出的两分本垒球成为了胜负手，这要归功于盖瑞特·科尔（Gerrit Cole），他在 5 ² / ₃ 局中仅失一分，以及布伦特·海德里克（Brent Headrick）、保罗·布莱克本（Paul Blackburn）和戴维·贝德纳（David Bednar），他们将比赛带向了终点。
“我们被当下的局面以及球队所经历的困境所束缚，”经理亚伦·布恩（Aaron Boone）表示。“但我认为，像过去一个月这样打球，每场比赛都像是处于极高压力的胶着状态，我认为这种比赛是有价值的。在接下来的几个月里，我们的进攻端会好起来，进攻会变得更好，希望我们能成为一支更完整的球队。”
“但我们正在寻找获胜的方法，尤其是在赛程中非常艰难的一部分，我们要面对很多非常强大的球队。”贝德纳以一个四次出局的救援成功结束了比赛。至此，洋基队（63-49）在积分榜上追近了光芒队（Rays）一场胜利，与分区的领先位置仅差 2 ¹ / ₂ 场。
在周一下午 6 点交易截止日期前的最后一场比赛中（期间他们将收购国民队的强击手路易斯·加西亚三世），洋基队结束了 6-4 的客场之旅，返回主场，以查看周一晚上登场时球队的阵容将如何变动。
“听着，我们希望能赢得更多比赛，”科尔说。“我认为总的来说我们完成了一次很棒的客场之旅。如果你问我们，我们可能希望多赢一两场离开这里，但在整个旅程中，每场比赛我们都处于竞争状态，所以在某种程度上，对此我们感到很自豪。我们知道自己需要更好，但与此同时，我们在比分接近的比赛中打得相当有效。就此而言，掌控我们可以掌控的事情，始终推动自己进步，但同时也要满足比赛的要求。”
在科尔压制住本赛季大联盟最佳进攻球队之一的小熊队（63-49）之后，洋基队的先发投手在过去 6 场比赛中总计 37 局中仅失 3 分，期间允许 19 次安打和 10 次保送，并完成了 38 次三振。
在那段期间，洋基队共得 15 分，在过去 4 场比赛中每场得分为 2 分或更低。但他们的投球给他们提供了每天获胜的机会。
“在我们在击球区苦苦支撑的时候，能留在比赛中对球队来说至关重要，对我们击球手来说也至关重要，因为我们知道他们能支撑住，”卡巴列罗说，他在第三局顶风击出了今年的第 11 个本垒球。“他们总是让我们留在比赛中，所以拥有这支投手阵容太棒了。”
科尔成为了连续第六位失分为 1 分或更少的洋基先发投手（也是球队过去 11 场比赛中的第九位），他在比赛中仅允许 4 次安打和 3 次保送，并完成了 5 次三振。其中两次保送发生在第六局，当时科尔在两出局时让对方满垒，此时布恩从牛棚召回了海德里克。
周六晚上，小熊队曾击败海德里克地实现逆转，而周日当他面对尼科·霍纳（Nico Hoerner）陷入 3-0 的劣势时，情况看起来并不乐观。随后他投出了一球，本应是第四个坏球，但奥斯汀·威尔斯（Austin Wells）通过接球技巧引导（framed），裁判判定为好球 —— 且未被挑战 ——
在 Hoerner 飞出场外结束威胁之前。随后 Headrick 在第七局完成了这次下半局的退场，然后将比赛交给 Blackburn 和 Bednar，让洋基队在关注交易动态的同时能够快乐地回家。“这次旅行在很多方面都非常艰苦，”Boone 说道。“我们面对三支季后赛球队，旅途战绩为 6-4。这充分说明了更衣室里球员们的素质。显然，投球表现一直很出色，而且在很多场比赛中，无论是在跑垒、防守还是击球方面，大家都做出了重大贡献。关键在于赢得比赛。我们知道在进攻端必须继续取得突破，但今天 Gerrit 的首发表现再次证明了卓越。”击球手：Luis García Jr. 作为一个左手一垒手 / 指定击球手，并不完全契合洋基队的阵容，但他曾在国联 OPS 排名第一，应该能提升低迷的进攻线。
投球再次主导比赛 —— 伤病报告
接下来的赛程 周二：对阵红雀队，晚上 7:05，YES 频道，WFAN 电台 待定 vs. 左投 Ryan Weathers 周三：对阵红雀队，晚上 7:05，Prime Video，WFAN 电台 待定 vs. 右投 Will Warren
2026 统计数据：10-6，2.04 ERA 对阵 STL 职业生涯记录：首次先发 上次先发：周三，客场对阵 CHW；6.1 IP, 2 H, 8 K
右投 Cam Schlittler 球种分析 44% 四缝线快球 27% 切球 19% 沉球 2026 统计数据：4-9, 3.57 ERA 对阵 NYY 职业生涯记录：首次先发 上次先发：周二，主场对阵 CHC；1.2 IP, 8 H, 7 ER
右投 Michael McGreevy 球种分析 25% 四缝线快球 20% 变速球 17% 沉球
对阵红雀队 周一，晚上 7:05，YES 频道，WFAN (660 AM, 101.9 FM)
后续计划 n Giancarlo Stanton (右小腿拉伤) 预计将在接下来的两天内与 Carlos Rodón (左肘炎症) 和 Clarke Schmidt (汤米·约翰手术) 进行实时击球练习。 n Cody Bellinger (左腿后侧腘绳肌拉伤) 在受伤仅一周多后，已开始跑步、击球和投球。
洋基队 vs Cubs 比分表 更多洋基队消息 / 第 46, 35 页
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看还是不看 《爱达荷谋杀案：大学噩梦》(Netflix) 并没有提供关于爱达荷州谋杀案的新信息，但它让观众能够更深入地了解受害者及其生活，这在真实犯罪类节目中总是受欢迎的。 我们的建议：观看
观看指南 《最早的节目》(YouTube) 是本·施瓦茨在 Funny or Die 制作的邪典网络剧集。该剧讲述了一个清晨访谈节目在其中一名主持人于直播中被甩后陷入混乱的故事，是典型的“被低估的宝藏”。这部由施瓦茨和劳伦·拉普库斯主演的六集第一季最初于 2016 年首播，在流媒体的真正奇迹下，第二季即将推出。
“……为她提供了一个体面的空间，让她可以比这更复杂，成为一个脆弱、感性、受伤以及这些特质的结合体，”佩蒂克鲁在谈到他们为何接受这个项目时补充道。对于佩蒂克鲁来说，这部剧感觉有点像对 A.I. 这一话题的某种呈现，因为它突出了社会对软件和程序的依赖，这些工具为用户简化了事情，甚至可能简化得有些过头。通常，真相并非非黑即白，而是有数百万种灰色地带，而这正是让《狂怒》(Furious) 显得真实的原因。“我认为在这个世界上，我们正越来越多地剥离细微的差别，想要立即得到简单明了的答案。也许这就是为什么每个人都如此痴迷于 ChatGPT，但我对此并不那么感兴趣。我认为这个角色和这部剧恰恰是解决这一问题的一剂良药，”他们说道。佩蒂克鲁补充道：“人们可以变得复杂、混乱和难以捉摸，你不需要认同他们的行为，但你肯定有机会去理解他们。”
萝拉·佩蒂克鲁谈谈是什么吸引他们出演《狂怒》中的角色 Netflix 作者：HoPe SLooP
萝拉·佩蒂克鲁 (Lola Petticrew) 正在养成一种习惯：扮演那些无论付出什么代价都要追求目标的女性。 剧透警告：本文包含目前在 Hulu 上线播出的《狂怒》前三集的细节。
在佩蒂克鲁的新剧中（该剧还由艾米·罗瑟姆和杰克·莱西主演），这位爱尔兰演员饰演凯瑟琳，一名深受创伤的年轻女性，她开始搜寻并杀死男性，特别是那些心术不正的人。在 FX 的《不说》(Say Nothing) 中饰演著名的 IRA 志愿者多洛丝·普莱斯之后，他们可能在这方面很有天赋。
“我认为我对事情的道德灰色地带非常感兴趣，尤其是对我所扮演的人物和角色，”佩蒂克鲁说道，并补充说在《狂怒》的情况中，第一场戏瞬间就吸引了他们，这一点也很有帮助。
“我想我直接收到了前两集剧本，开场戏非常精彩，而且我认为这与我拿到的剧本相比没有太多变化。你立即面对的是这个女人一个巨大的、凶猛的形象和一次非常极端的行为。因此，看到一个女性在荧幕上被允许那样做，立刻就像被重重地击中了腹部，”他们在通过 Zoom 接受 DECIDER 采访时说道。
在第 1, 集的第一场戏中，观众看到佩蒂克鲁饰演的角色——她戴着一个非常诡异的猫面具，看着万圣节期间在纽约市挨家挨户讨糖的人们——夺走了一个身份不明男子的生命，在他手臂上注射药物导致其药物过量。随后，她在受害者临终时就躺在他身边，看着他的眼睛里失去生命的光芒。这一场景首次向观众介绍了该剧的基调，包括那种病态的黑暗幽默感。
凯瑟琳所拥有的幽默感。庆幸的是，佩蒂克鲁在屏幕上塑造的坚定个性并非只有纯粹的阴暗与愤怒，因为这部剧在第一季的八集内容中给凯瑟琳留下了充足的空间，让她的前传故事徐徐展开。佩蒂克鲁表示，到最后他们发现这个角色具有复杂的特质，使得凯瑟琳既能成为一个面对死亡也毫无波澜的冷酷罪犯，也能成为一个渴望被他人看见和认可的破碎女人。“随着阅读的深入，我还发现了这种美好的……”
Hulu . . . . . . . . . 现正流行 简直不敢相信！Paramount+ 已批准制作一部基于 1995 年浪漫喜剧《独有的天分》(Clueless) 的剧集，艾丽西亚·希尔弗斯通（左）将回归饰演雪儿·霍罗威茨一角。据该流媒体平台称，该剧将于明年在洛杉矶开始拍摄。Paramount
最新上线 ............. ACORN TV 英国犯罪剧《切尔西侦探》(The Chelsea Detective) 第 4 季。
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观看指南。无论你在哪里观看 “道德灰色地带” 萝拉·佩蒂克鲁（右）主演《愤怒》(Furious)。前 4 集现已在 Hulu 上线。
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Foreign and domestic mail subscription rates available upon request to the Publishers Information Center, Inc. Postmaster: Send address changes to The New York Post, 1211 Ave. of the Americas, NY, NY 10036-8790. Vol. 225 No. 261 Copyright 2026, NYP Holdings Inc. (USPS-383200) Published daily by NYP Holdings Inc., 1211 Ave. of the Americas, New York, NY 10036-8790. Periodicals postage paid at New York, NY, and additional offices. The Post uses recycled paper. POST CONTACTS An artist and former prof at the city’s prestigious School of Visual Arts is stockpiling a “creepy” col- lection of photos of unwit- ting straphangers — includ- ing scores of tank-top-wear- ing women. Brian Appel — who claims to be “Faculty Emer- itus” at SVA, which the Manhattan school denies — has been uploading tens of thousands of images to his Facebook account for more than two years. The trove includes photos of rail-riding couples kid- ding, friends laughing and straphangers dapperly dressed as they get to their destinations. Some of the pics include children. A slew also capture un- suspecting women wearing tight and revealing clothes. “It’s very creepy! It’s very scary for women,’’ Brooklyn mom Courtney Fitzpatrick told The Post. “I was really mad when I saw it,’’ she said of the col- lection. “Both of my daugh- ters were on it a year apart from each other. In fact, one was his cover photo — it was a picture of my daugh- ter when she was 16 going to play practice with her friend, who was 14.’’ It is not illegal to take pic- tures of strangers in public spaces, such as the subway, without consent. The faces in Appel’s snaps are not blurred. Appel ended his 15-year employment at SVA in Au- gust 2025 and never held emeritus status, the school said. The artist did not re- spond to numerous Post re- quests for comment. Katherine Donlevy Subway photog’s shots get ‘creepy’ By Carl Campanile The Knicks now have something else extra special to celebrate. The country’s first hoops- themed school — a Bronx charter named after one of the NBA team’s all-time greats — saw all 97 students in its second graduating class accepted into college in June and is set to open sparkling new digs this fall. “The school went crazy for the Knicks this year,” said Dan Klores, a Peabody Award-winning pro- ducer and playwright who founded the school, the Earl Mon- roe New Renaissance Basketball Charter. “But here’s what parents want to know: 100% of the kids are getting into college. That’s the bottom line,” Klores said. He added that current star point guard and Brooklyn native Jose Alvarado will be one of three Knicks from this year’s champion- ship group attending the new school’s ceremony Oct. 15. He did not divulge the other two Knicks who will be attending but said three players from its 1973 championship team — school namesake Earl “The Pearl” Mon- roe, Walt “Clyde” Frazier and Bill Bradley — will also be on hand, along with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver. Pro prep “It’s going to be like Elvis [Pres- ley], [Bruce] Springsteen and The Beatles together,” Klores quipped of the appearing lineup. The school has been moved from 1617 Parkview Ave. to a new five-story building at 647 Elton Ave. in the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx. The school focuses not just on athletics but the business surrounding professional basketball — ranging from broad- cast journalism, busi- ness, arena entertain- ment, sports apparel, nu- trition, physical therapy, psychol- ogy, print and digital media, the law and marketing. Students get hands-on experience in many fields, not just sports, and honor students get to study abroad. The new 69,000- square- foot build- ing will house a broadcast studio with podcast and editing rooms. Sportscasters Marv Albert and Mike Greenberg serve on the school’s advisory board. Students will also benefit from dance and music studios, an 800- foot garden on the third floor and a huge gymnasium. The school wants parents to en- joy the new facility as well. “We’re opening the school on the weekends to provide free child care for mothers thanks to philan- thropic dollars,” Klores said. The demand for the school is off the charts: 900 applicants for 130 seats for the upcoming ninth- grade class. Ninety-four percent of its stu- dents are black and Latino, and most are economically disadvan- taged and from single-parent households. swish! Students gather at the Annual Knicks Day at the Earl Monroe New Renaissance Basketball School last month. All 97 members of the second graduating class have been accepted into college. Instagram ‘Monroe’ grads all college-bound Earl’s ‘Pearls’ of wisdom five-story building at 647 Elton Ave. in the Mott Haven section of the South Bronx. The school focuses not just on athletics but the business surrounding professional basketball — ranging from broad- cast journalism, busi- ness, arena entertain- ment, sports apparel, nu- trition, physical therapy, psychol- ogy, print and digital media, the law and marketing. Students get hands-on experience in many fields, not just sports, and honor students get to study abroad. The new 69,000- square- foot build- of wisdom
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com intelligence of the public,” Stuart continued. The Bigfoot hunter even went as far as to say he can prove that the university is lying, and prom- ised The Post he would be drop- ping a documentary that features a supposed lab technician whis- tleblower from the Cornell lab. Stuart claims the scientist who performed the test is going to uncover the Ivy League conspir- acy against Bigfoot and disclose the raw, dark truth that Dack is real, although he did not specify when that film would potentially drop. ‘David vs. Goliath’ “This is essentially a David VS Goliath story, and we all know who wins in the end,” Stuart said. Stuart made highly disputed claims that he found the decom- posing Sasquatch carcass in 2024, and quickly put the body on display for free at The Great New York State Fair last year, with his website claiming that 60,000 people passed through to see Dack. Some critics have accused him of fabricating the DNA test to try and boost his fame and build more hype leading up to this year’s fair, which runs from Aug. 26 to Sept. 7. He has already advertised that Dack will be back on display, though the exhibit is free again. Sasquatch “expert” Matthew Moneymaker from the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, a group founded in 1995 that is dedicated to investigating Sas- quatch sightings across the US, previously shared the organiza- tion’s doubts about the DNA test results on social media, calling Stuart both a hoaxer and a scammer. The same group just “con- firmed” what they believe to be an actual sighting in Connecticut with a man who claimed to come face-to-face with a Bigfoot. bcruz@nypost.com By Brandon Cruz This Bigfoot brouhaha is getting hairy! Cornell University said it has never tested any supposed Sas- quatch corpse — but the celeb- rity Bigfoot hunter who claims to have found the questionable remains said the denial is nothing more than an Ivy League coverup. Charles Stuart, who bills himself as “Snake the Bigfoot Hunter,” shared last month what he claimed was a DNA test from Cornell that proved the supposed 8-foot, 300-pound Sasquatch corpse he said he found in the upstate Adirondack mountains was real, and nearly 60% Neanderthal. Cornell told The Post those claims are bogus. “Cornell did not conduct any testing for [Stuart] or present a report,” a spokesperson for the university said, also confirming that the documents posted on Stuart’s website marked as com- ing from the university are not a product of the Ivy League school. But the huckster, however, ada- mantly denied fabricating the DNA test results, and claimed the university is conspiring to cover up the truth about Dack, which is what he named the sup- posed corpse. ‘I won’t be silenced’ “CORNELL IS FLAT OUT LY- ING — I WILL NOT BE SI- LENCED,” Stuart wrote in a fiery response to The Post, flipping out when confronted that his test was a hoax or faked. “This isn’t a dispute over the facts of the report — it’s panic over control. I bypassed the ma- chine and went straight to the public. I was warned from day one not to share this report. “I released the unredacted DNA report anyway because I believe in transparency and the Fur Flies over yeti DNA test Ivy ‘coverup’ claim Getty Images (2) Getty Images (2) Socialite-turned-pop star Paris Hilton (above) chan- nels vintage Ginger Spice (left) on Sunday, getting decked out in a sparkly Union Jack minidress to per- form at the Brighton & Hove Pride Party at Preston Park in Brighton, England.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com THE RED APPLE By Carl Campanile The Mamdani administration is launching a new program to turn felons into gourmet-food produc- ers and offer “farm-to-table’’ din- ing for inmates. The New York City Correction Department has awarded a nearly $230,000 annual contract to a Colorado-based firm, FarmBox Foods, to teach inmates — or “persons in custody” — at Rikers Island and other municipal jails how to “vertical” farm in an ur- ban setting. “The purpose of this agreement is to procure a Vertical Hydro- ponic Farm for Persons-in-Cus- tody (PICs) to develop a skill that can be utilized when being re- leased from custody,” the Correc- tion Department said in a public notice announcing the award. “The Department of Correction seeks to revitalize its Workforce Development Unit to include new and innovative trades and skill building classes that directly relate to re-entry and reduced re- cidivism. “Based on an evaluation of po- tential trades and skills that are felony friendly, DOC believes that there is a gap in services as it pertains to urban agriculture, community gardening, local and small business entrepreneurship, local and small business perspec- tives, and culinary arts,” the agency’s notice said. The food grown on the farm will be used to provide healthy, “farm-to-table” food options for inmate meals. At a fed prison FarmBox Foods previously launched a vertical farm at the Coleman Low Federal Correc- tional Institution in Florida. “The farm produces high vol- umes of nutritious food and read- ies the adults in custody for re- lease, equipping them with a skill set that can contribute to their community while reducing the likelihood of recidivism,” the firm says on its website. Vertical hydroponic farming is a method where crops grow in stacked, vertical layers without soil. Plant roots receive minerals and water through a circulating nutrient-rich water solution, and LED grow lights ensure plants re- ceive adequate light when pro- duced indoors. FarmBox Foods’ controlled-cli- mate Vertical Hydroponic Farm can simultaneously grow more than 7,000 plants. Housed in pre-insulated ship- ping containers, these boxes grow leafy greens, herbs, pep- pers, small tomatoes, micro greens and tree seedlings, among other vegetables. “Production occurs near your consumer, reducing food miles, alleviating supply chain issues and preserving shelf life,” Farm- Box Foods says on its website. The system is equipped with sensors and software to control all climate conditions, including temperature, humidity, watering schedule, lighting, air exchange, pH levels and nutrient concentra- tion. Another benefit: Pests and Farmer By Carl Campanile The Mamdani administration re-upped a $1.86 billion contract that will see hotels across the five boroughs provide emergency space for the homeless. The three-year contract with the Hotel Association of New York City Foundation, which rep- resents nearly 300 hotels, runs from July 1 of this year through June 30, 2029. “Over the last 15 years, [the De- partment of Homeless Services] has faced numerous crises that forced it to rely on commercial hotels to temporarily house cli- ents,” a DHS spokesperson said. “DHS is focused not only on upholding New York City’s right to shelter but improving out- comes for all the New Yorkers we serve,” the spokesperson added. “As such, we continue to work to transform the city’s shelter sys- tem by opening new, high-quality shelters while gradually phasing out the use of commercial hotels for families with children.” But the city has to continue to maintain capacity during the transition under “Right to Shelter Laws” that mandate access for anyone seeking shelter in the city. There were 82,929 adults and children in Big Apple shelters as of July 31, the department said. “By exercising the renewal op- tion of the agency’s master con- tract with HANYC, DHS will be able to retain critical hotel capac- ity, as needed, while we work to bring more traditional capacity online, reduce reliance on hotels and rightsize our shelter foot- print over the coming years,” the spokesperson said. The hotels will only be acti- vated as shelters if needed, and the DHS representative empha- sized that the city may not spend the full $1.86 billion allotment. The city relied heavily on hotels for emergency shelter to help curb COVID-19 during the height of the pandemic and continued to use the space during a migrant crisis when thousands of asylum seekers were bused into the Big Apple. About 150 hotels, motels and inns were converted to shelters during the peak of the migrant influx. The hotel association said the original contract was finalized in January 2025 after the group beat out dozens of other bidders. “It is a continuation of HANYC’s well-documented role as a re- sponsible stakeholder since the COVID crisis, when the organiza- tion moved, pro-bono, over 18,000 people from shelters to hotels on an emergency basis from May 2020 to December 2021,” said Vi- jay Dandapani, CEO of HANYC. DHS also awarded two con- tracts as part of its “Integrated Commercial Hotels Program.” Housing Works was given $47.2 million and Neighbors 4 Neigh- bors $40.28 million to assist homeless individuals and families in hotels with their daily needs. They’re trying to protect the paesan! A new nonprofit is planning to unveil a Christopher Columbus statue in Brooklyn this October — dodging Mayor Mamdani and other haters who’d rather cancel the Italian-born explorer. The Preserving Italian Heritage Coalition, brought together by Chi- nese-American state Assemblyman Lester Chang (R-Brooklyn), is plan- ning to house the statue at the John Hughes Club in Dyker Heights, pri- vate property that keeps it out of the clutches of city officials. “I’m Chinese, but this is my community, too,” said Chang, who was born on Eldridge Street in Manhattan and today represents Bensonhurst and Dyker Heights. The coalition is now looking to raise $100,000 to cover construc- tion and maintenance costs. Chang traces the idea to last November’s election and to Pres- ident Trump’s Columbus Day proclamation weeks earlier, which vowed to reclaim the ex- plorer from “left-wing arsonists.” He wrote the committee’s first check himself. Matthew Fischetti Uncanceling Columbus NYC renews $1.8B hotel homeless deal
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com THE RED APPLE weeds aren’t an issue since there’s no soil — as long as the system is cleaned regularly. Vertical hydroponic farming also uses substantially less wa- ter than an outdoor, soil-based farm. The Correction Department said it’s eager to provide con- victed or accused criminals in custody a valuable skill when they re-enter society. “We have a therapeutic horti- culture program. We plan on ex- panding the program with poten- tial for workforce-readiness,” a DOC rep said. Commish a booster DOC Commissioner Stanley Richards, who was incarcerated at Rikers as a young man, is a booster of the horticulture pro- gram and has visited the existing outdoor gardens tended to by in- mates at Rikers. The agency awarded FarmBox Foods a one-year contract for $228,000, with an option to re- new. “FarmBox Foods is the sole manufacturer and exclusive source of its proprietary prod- ucts,” the agency said. “All FarmBox Foods units are exclusively designed, engineered, and fabricated in the United States, and are sold directly by FarmBox Foods. Therefore, DOC has determined that proceeding with FarmBox Foods LLC as the sole source provider is in the best interest of the City.” The massive Rikers Island jail complex will be phased out and replaced by new borough-based jails over the next five years. in tHe cell An Israel-bashing activist who collaborated on an art project with the city’s first lady, Rama Duwaji, mocked Jewish people for “whining” about the Holocaust. Susan Abulhawa unleashed a rant on social media in response to the news that Mayor Mamdani was facing backlash for not appointing one Jewish person to his 18-mem- ber judicial screening panel. “Europe’s holo- caust has lost its meaning to the point that the whole world is sick of hearing about it,” Abul- hawa said in a July 31 statement on X. “These clowns invoke that genocide with every perceived slight (even as they are committing or support- ing a contemporary genocide). “There is an extreme overrepre- sentation of Jews in every branch of government, media, and cul- ture, but we have to listen to more holocaust whining because ONE damn judicial panel didn’t contain enough Jews,” she added. Abulhawa then warned if Jews don’t tone down the criticism of Mamdani, something bad could happen. “Seriously, there’s something terribly wrong with them, and if moderate Jews don’t effectively reign [sic] in these extremists, it’s not going to end well for anyone,” she said. Duwaji (inset), Mamdani’s wife, created artwork for an essay book compiled by Abulhawa, who has previously described Jewish peo- ple as “vampires,” “demons” and “ghouls” — and celebrated the Oct. 7, 2023, terror attack on Israel. Craig McCarthy, Carl Campanile Mam wife partner’s Holocaust taunting susan abulhawa Inflammatory X post. green thumb: Mayor Mamdani, seen with inmates at Rikers Island last month, has agreed with FarmBox Foods to teach detainees about growing with hydroponic container farms and mushroom farms (left). AP Photo/Seth Wenig City plan for garden-variety inmates to grow own food
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com A trio of black-clad thugs pistol-whipped and tied up a 39-year-old woman before making off with $343,000 in jewels, cash and perfume during a home invasion in The Bronx last week, ac- cording to cops. The criminals were armed with a knife and gun when they forced their way into the woman’s home near West 168th Street and Ogden Avenue in Highbridge on Thursday at around 10:15 p.m., police said. They then pistol-whipped her, removed her clothing, blindfolded her and bound her hands and feet with duct tape, according to cops and sources. The robbers proceeded to snatch more than $340,000 in jewelry, cash, perfume and a cellphone before bolting out the door, authorities said. Medics took the victim, who suffered multiple inju- ries, to NYC Health + Hospi- tals/Lincoln, where she was listed in stable condition. The NYPD released sur- veillance footage of the sus- pects Saturday night show- ing them dressed in all black and wearing face coverings. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to call the NYPD’s Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or, for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). Steven Vago Beating, 343G rob in Bronx Heart-stopping video shows the midair crash of two firefighting helicopters that killed two crewmembers on Sunday, officials said. The terrifying footage ob- tained by Kefalonia Press shows one helicopter clip the rotor of the second, causing it to burst into flames and plummet. Two crewmembers tragi- cally died, while two others miraculously survived, the Hellenic Fire Service con- firmed to ABC News. Authorities told the outlet a Greek national and a Dan- ish national were killed, while another Greek na- tional and a British national survived. Anthony Blair Greek heli crash kills 2 By carl campanile and jorge fitz-giBBon Gov. Hochul’s lawsuit to block the hot prediction market Kalshi could deprive the Empire State of as much as $10 billion, GOP gu- bernatorial hopeful Bruce Blake- man said Sunday. Blakeman, the Nassau County executive, said in a scathing state- ment that the suit filed Friday by Hochul and Attorney General Le- titia James against the federally regulated operator will deprive the state of a fortune in much- needed revenues. “Kathy Hochul is truly the worst governor in America,” Blakeman said in a statement. “Hochul just walked away from a lucrative set- tlement with Kalshi, a popular commodity predictor site. Hochul left billions on the table that could have been used to cut taxes, hire cops and invest in education. “No wonder New York is last in economic outlook in America,” he said. “I will stop Hochul’s eco- nomic death spiral that has made it unaffordable to live and work in New York.” Kalshi is a federally regulated fi- nancial exchange market that al- lows users to wager on real events like elections, economic informa- tion and sports. However, the lawsuit filed in Man- hattan Supreme Court claims Kalshi is illegally running a gambling oper- ation without a state license and putting consumers at risk. “Kalshi has chosen to ignore New York’s gambling laws, which exist to protect consumers, prevent problematic gambling, deliver funding for critical public services, and ensure that every company plays by the same rules,” Hochul said in a statement Friday. “This choice has consequences . . .” Other states, including Minne- sota and Washington, have tried to block Kalshi. But Blakeman maintains it’s a ma- jor blunder by Hochul and James. Could raise $10B Kalshi has reportedly proposed the state a deal, similar to one cut with officials in North Carolina, that offers a 6% tax on prediction market trades, which could raise $10 billion in tax revenues over five years, according to The Wall Street Journal. New York is already a major winner in online sports gambling operations, netting $1.7 billion in gross revenues in 2023 alone, the outlet reported. Kalshi co-founder and CEO Luana Lopes Lara has argued that states can’t shut it down because it operates as a federally regulated exchange under the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. “It’s sad to see this type of politi- cal theater from the leadership in our own state,” Elisabeth Diana, a spokeswoman for Kalshi, told Bloomberg News last week. In a statement Sunday, Hochul’s office didn’t respond to Blakeman’s charges but defended the lawsuit. “Kalshi came to New York, bla- tantly violated state law, know- ingly took actions that put con- sumers — including minors — at risk, and deprived New Yorkers of billions in revenue dedicated to critical programs like education,” spokesman Sean Butler said. Kevin C. Downs Says Kalshi block to cost NY ‘billions’ Bruce blasts Kat’s bad bet predicts loss: Republican gubernatorial hopeful Bruce Blakeman (left) says “worst governor in America” Kathy Hochul is wrong to oppose prediction market Kalshi. Kat’s out of the bag: LI Dems shunning Hochul Governor Who-chul? Long Island Democrats ignored Gov. Hochul on their websites even though the incumbent is sitting on top of the party ticket in the November elections. US Reps. Tom Suozzi and Laura Gillen don’t mention Hochul as a backer, an apparent snub as some insiders speculate local party members are afraid association with the governor could hurt their chances on the island. Hochul is facing Long Is- land Republican Bruce Blakeman in the guberna- torial race. “If candidates thought Hochul would win Long Island, they would stand next to her,” one local Democratic source told The Post, saying her ap- peasing socialist Mayor Mamdani could turn off some suburban voters. “Hochul embraced Mamdani. Mainstream Democrats out there don’t want nothing to do with Mamdani,” the source added. Carl Campanile
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com X/@m_alejandr07 By Larry CeLona and SteVen Vago An unhinged, 44-year-old naked man jumped off the top of the Brooklyn Bridge Sunday afternoon in front of shocked onlookers — and miraculously survived, ac- cording to cops and wild video. The nutjob affixed multi- ple flags at the top of the bridge and “took off cloth- ing” after he scaled the north tower on the Manhattan side of the iconic bridge around 2:30 p.m., police sources said. The NYPD’s Emergency Services Unit tried to con- vince him to come down, but he leapt instead. “A guy jumped out of the top after getting naked,” an X user wrote while posting video of the disturbing jump. The man appeared to hold a piece of clothing or a bag above his head like a make- shift parachute as he plum- meted into the water, the video showed. Quick-thinking Harbor Unit cops rescued the man from the East River. One of the flags was the Kazakh flag, and another was a blanket with random writ- ing on it, although it’s not immediately clear what it said, according to sources. He was taken to NYC Health+Hospitals Bellevue, where he was listed in stable condition. The bridge’s two suspen- sion towers are roughly 278 feet tall. The incident comes less than a month after a dis- traught woman was heroi- cally rescued by NYPD cops off the steel cables of the Brooklyn Bridge. The woman, who sources said had a history of mental health issues, remained on the span high above the road- way for more than an hour as cops tried to talk her down. LOOK OUT bELOW! A 44-year-old man (left and above) affixed multi- ple flags to the top of the Brooklyn Bridge and took all his clothes off before jumping (below) and miracu- lously surviving a 278-foot plunge into the East River. Harbor Unit cops rescued him and took him to NYC Health+Hospitals Bellevue, where he was in stable condition.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com A Kentucky child killer who butchered a sleeping boy but was acquitted by rea- son of insanity was released from prison last week — while the child’s father fumed at the judicial system. Ronald Exantus, 42, has served his sentence for the Dec. 7, 2015, fatal stabbing of 6-year-old Logan Tipton, authorities said. Logan’s heartbroken fa- ther, Dean Tipton, said his family was punished more than his son’s killer. “The judge and jury gave this monster a slap on the wrist while handing down a life sentence to my family,” the dad wrote on Facebook. Nicholas McEntyre Child killer freed in Ky. By RYAN KING Ohio Sen. Bernie Moreno finally delivered a fierce public rebuke of embattled Rep. Max Miller, who has been accused of abusing Mo- reno’s daughter Emily. The senator declared that Miller shouldn’t be allowed to serve in the House, and needs professional help. Miller, however, was defiant, de- nying that he abused his ex-wife Emily Moreno and saying he would not step down ahead of No- vember’s election. Moreno revealed that he is afraid for his 2-year-old grand- daughter when Miller (R-Ohio) has custody of her, and stressed that he had long avoided com- menting on the matter because he hoped to keep it private. “Out of concern for the safety of my family, I hoped to keep this matter private, but Max Miller’s increasingly erratic and danger- ous behavior has made that im- possible,” Moreno (R-Ohio) posted on X. “As he has admitted privately, Max Miller needs serious psycho- logical help,” the senator went on. “He is a danger to my daughter, and I hold my breath every minute he has custody of my granddaugh- ter. If there are any basic stan- dards of character required to hold elected office, Max Miller fails them.” Moreno’s denunciation of Miller came after the congressman did a livestream on Sunday denying the abuse accusations against him from Emily and alleging that she suffers from bipolar disorder, something she has disputed. Just last week, Moreno had been asked by NOTUS whether Miller should vie for reelection and re- plied that he “doesn’t know.” ‘Should not serve’ Miller represents Ohio’s 7th Congressional District, which in- cludes parts of the Cleveland sub- urbs — a district President Trump won by 11 points in 2024. A Demo- crat-sponsored poll in June showed Miller up just one point in the general election against Dem- ocrat Brian Poindexter. Miller had previously been ac- cused of abuse by former White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham and was busted for drunken driving when he was in college. “He should not serve in the House of Representatives,” Moreno stressed. “I believe Max Miller needs to seek professional help to end the clear pattern of abuse he has left in his wake. I believe he should not be free to continue en- dangering others until he does.” Emily and Miller had married in 2022. Miller filed for a divorce from her in August 2024, on their second wedding anniversary. She has alleged that Miller physi- cally abused her, shoved her, dumped scalding hot water on her that left burn marks and put a gun to her head, and she raised concerns that he may have also abused her daughter. “It is shameful that Max Miller decided to go on a bizarre and lie- filled rant about his ex-wife to desperately try to save his politi- cal career,” Emily’s spokesperson Stefan Mychajiw told The Post in a statement. “There is a docu- mented trove of evidence that Miller has a history of violent and dangerous behavior and no amount of victim shaming will change that.” Emily has not spoken publicly about those accusations, but they appeared in police reports and her court testimony. Additionally, au- dio cited by Miller showed him acknowledging that he hurt her with the hot water, though he tried to deny intending to do so. That audio was recorded without Emily’s knowledge. Court documents show images of Emily with red spots all over her body and a blue-inked hand- written note from Miller apologiz- ing to her, saying “I’m sorry I failed you and [our daughter]” and that “I’m just a f--- up and worth- less.” Miller has denied that the letter was related to the hot water incident. There are also questions about whether Miller was responsible for their 2-year-old daughter’s broken collarbone, something he adamantly denies. In February, Emily took her to the doctor to get an X-ray, and she was diagnosed with a broken col- larbone and “what appeared to be a handprint bruise” on her shoul- der, according to a police report. Sen. rips ‘unfit’ rep. who ‘abused’ kin Pol is ‘erratic & dangerous’ blood feud: Sen. Bernie Moreno (left) says Rep. Max Miller abused his daughter (showing bruises, below), Miller’s ex-wife Emily (with Miller, right) and “should not serve in the House.” USA Today; Cuyahoga County Court; X Sen. rips ‘unfit’ rep. who ‘abused’ kin A serial sicko allegedly raped several children over an eight-year period after meeting them at Bronx shelters, police and sources said Sunday. Stephen Charles, 42, was caught on Friday and hit with a slew of charges, in- cluding six counts of rape and five counts of predatory sexual as- sault for sexually abusing five chil- dren and an adult from Jan. 1, 2018, through May 5, 2026, ac- cording to the NYPD. Charles (inset) allegedly preyed on the victims at Bronx shelters before sexu- ally assaulting them in homes across The Bronx’s Morris Heights, Baychester and Soundview sections. The underage victims were mostly boys aged 10, 11, 13 and 16. The creep also sexually assaulted a 13-year- old girl and 18-year-old man, according to cops. One of them was a rela- tive of Charles’, sources told The Post. Victims recently reported the abuse to cops, sources said. The creep was caught by the NYPD a day after cops asked the public’s help to track him down. Steven Vago Shelter ‘rapist of kids’
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Actor Jon Bernthal is call- ing bull on what he calls the “dog racism” directed against pit bulls. During a recent appear- ance on “The Howard Stern Show,” the “Punisher,” “Spi- der-Man” and “Daredevil” performer, 49, suggested that the bad reputation of the breed was the same as judging human beings based on their race or sexu- ality. “My dogs are the greatest, and they’re honest. So the myth of the pit bull is a lot of bulls--t. People got to stop that. Pit bulls don’t at- tack,” he said. “It’s just racism. It’s just dog racism,” he added. “I think to be afraid of a breed of dog is completely ridicu- lous. It’s like being afraid of somebody for their race or their sexual orientation.” Pit bulls were responsible for more than three-quar- ters of fatal dog attacks on humans in the US and Ca- nada in 2025, according to data collected from Ani- mals 24-7. Anthony Blair ‘Pit’ hate is racism – actor A homemade bomb that was carried by a woman killed her and two other people, and injured at least 21 in an explosion near an upscale restaurant in cen- tral Moscow on Saturday evening, authorities said. Russia’s Anti-Terrorism Committee said that an uni- dentified woman had tried to get into the restaurant, but was stopped by a secu- rity guard, the state RIA news agency reported. It said the woman, the se- curity guard and a customer had been killed in the blast. Reuters Bomb kills 3 in Moscow Jon BErnthal Pit bulls “are the greatest.” By Anthony BlAir, AdAm SilverStein and JorGe Fitz-GiBBon A heroic good Samaritan and an off-duty state trooper opened fire on a gun-toting maniac who had killed two people and wounded seven at an Idaho In-N-Out over the weekend, likely saving more lives, officials said Sunday. Video footage shows the civilian drawing on Chad Williams, 24, who was toting an AR-15-style ri- fle, outside the Twin Falls burger joint at around 2 p.m. Saturday. The trooper also fired at Willi- ams, who then killed himself, cops said. Neither hero has been pub- licly identified by authorities. Drove shooter away “We believe their actions helped drive the suspect away from the scene, preventing further casual- ties,” Twin Falls Police Chief Matthew Hicks said. “We want to . . . commend the actions of the off-duty officer and the citizen, and their heroic action to stop this incident,” Hicks said. The mass shooting rattled the quiet community and the In-N- Out Burger company. “My heart is broken, my chest is heavy, my eyes burn from the tears I’ve shed.” In-N-Out President Lynsi Snyder said in a statement. “We lost one of our beautiful as- sociates tonight,” Snyder said, re- ferring to a slain worker. “She was taking care of our most important asset — our customers, and her life was taken by a dis- gusting human who doesn’t value the lives of others or his own.” Williams, seen on surveillance video clutching a rifle, opened fire at the restaurant, with the violence spilling out into the parking lot. Witnesses said the shooter dashed out of the drive-thru and at one point aimed his weapon at the driver’s side window of a blue Tesla, firing off two rounds. That’s when he was spotted by the armed residents who ex- changed fire with Williams in what cops called a “very chaotic” scene. The quick-thinking actions of the heroes are believed to have distracted Williams and allowed diners and workers at the crowded eatery to escape with their lives, said Lane Koehn, who shot the video from his car. Koehn, 34, said he was at a stop- light near the In-N-Out when he saw someone with an AR-style ri- fle come out of the drive-thru, be- fore a second man started firing at him with a pistol. ‘Pretty bad off’ He then saw a woman in an In- N-Out uniform bleeding from the chest being dragged across the parking lot by another person in uniform. “She was pretty bad off,” Koehn told KPTV. Koehn remained at the scene and, along with the good Samari- tan and an employee, stayed with the wounded worker until para- medics reached the restaurant. At least two of those wounded were listed in critical condition at hospitals, according to reports. Terry Dudley, a taxi driver in Twin Falls, was among those hit by bullets, according to a Go- FundMe to raise money for his medical expenses. Dudley, a widower and father- of-four, was shot twice in the back as he charged his Tesla, a co- worker wrote in a fundraiser statement. Police have yet to announce a motive for Williams. The FBI is now assisting police in the investigation. With Wires Heroes stoP killer Lane Koehn; Kevin Bell Jr./AP Lane Koehn; Kevin Bell Jr./AP ExplosivE scEnE: Killer Chad Williams (right & below) carries a rifle at an Idaho eatery Saturday before he was driven off by an armed citizen (left) and a state trooper.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com I CAN’T say I had “No Reserva- tions” when it was announced that an Anthony Bourdain biopic was in the works. I had plenty. How could any movie about the bad-boy chef, author and TV star escape the dark cloud of his shocking 2018 death by suicide? Or would stopping the story be- fore that horrible day do the com- plicated subject, who was just as uncompromised and probing on his travel shows as any journalist, a disservice? A no-win situation, you’d think. Yet supremely likable “Tony” mostly solves the problem by fo- cusing as tightly as possible on his first formative summer in Prov- incetown, Mass., as an overconfi- dent 19-year-old rebel without a cassoulet. And that memorable experience, which introduced him to the intoxicating world of kitch- ens and food, becomes a textbook coming-of-age film. Really, if a viewer doesn’t know Bourdain from Pepin, “Tony” plays as an entertaining, heart-tugging and fictional boy-to-man vacation flick, like “The Way Way Back.” ‘Miserable young lout’ For his fans, the movie still mostly does, even if, like coming across an old photograph from a breezier time, there is the unavoid- able occasional pang of sadness. Bourdain once wrote of his early turning point, the summer of 1973, in a Salon essay. “I was — to be frank — a spoiled, miserable, narcissistic, self-destructive and thoughtless young lout, badly in need of a good ass-kicking,” he said. That ruthlessly reflective quote also acts as “Tony” ’s logline. In giving Bourdain the Holly- wood treatment, director and co- writer Matt Johnson seizes that di- agnosis and segments of his mem- oir “Kitchen Confidential” while playing fast and loose with specific facts. And that’s fine. The film has no illusions of being Tonypedia. So, in this almost mythic telling, he heads to Cape Cod on the winds of a lie. Tony (Dominic Sessa) tells a girl he’s got the hots for that he’s just been selected for a coveted writing fellowship. He has not. He’s a jobless, aimless, belligerent drunk — albeit a creative one. Without any discernible plan, he bolts from his parents’ New Jersey home and pursues Nancy (Emilia Jones) to Provincetown, where she works at a pizza place. On his first day in the beach town, his appetite for booze and his uncontrollable mouth get him beaten up and kicked to the curb by a grungy seafood restaurant’s chef (Antonio Banderas) and one of his cooks, the working-class Ca- sanova Sal (Leo Woodall, great in everything). In typical Bourdain fashion, 24 hours later he’s living out of a ham- mock on Chef’s porch and doing dishes to make money to get home. The 1970s always make a fun set- ting for this scrappy genre of movie. That decade’s sexuality, complete indifference to health, couldn’t-care-less parents, lack of cellphones, flagrant political incor- rectness and pre-consumerism personalities gives simple plots scorching heat and vitality. If “Tony” were set today, he’d si- lently text for hours, his mom would check Find My on her iPhone and go pick him up. Roll the credits. Likeable jerk Curly haired, puckish Sessa, the breakout star of the ’70s-set “The Holdovers,” must have come to us via an avocado-green time ma- chine. He belongs, physically and spiritually, in this decade. Vitally, the lanky actor brilliantly captures the tricky quality that powered Bourdain’s entire career — that he was a jackass who everybody liked. That trait made him a natural fit for the hot-tempered world of professional cooking. Sessa’s Tony makes many objectionable choi- ces, but he’s always our guy. At the Flagship (the restaurant Bourdain called the Dreadnaught in “Kitchen Confidential”), Tony works along filthy, vulgar slobs like oyster-shucker Sal, Stavros (Stav- ros Halkias) and Tyrone (Michael Jibrin). We watch in horror as peo- ple consume these pigs’ food. But Tony is entranced. A very real event is depicted. Early in his career, Bourdain caught a chef he was working with (the roguish Sal here) banging the bride at a wed- ding reception. To him, that was a magical sight. Of course, Bourdain became a chef and had great respect for dis- ciplined, hardworking (not just hard-living) culinary leaders. That’s what secretive and intense Banderas’ amalgam character rep- resents — serious mentors who inspired him to believe food could mean more than a paycheck. The upbeat end of “Tony” would normally leave us on a high. The promising young cook is interview- ing to attend the Culinary Institute of America and forge a new path. However, our carefree summer is over and a small September chill creeps in. Johnson’s film can’t com- pletely make us forget a pretty re- cent tragedy. But at its lovable best, “Tony” fondly reminds us of the man who could never shoot a successful fishing segment, went on head- pounding benders in Greece and helped teach the world that food could change lives. Compliments to chef Tasteful Bourdain biopic vintage: Antonio Banderas plays a mentor to Dominic Sessa’s young Anthony Bour- dain (right) in “Tony,” which wisely focuses on just one summer from his complicated life. A24 / Everett Collection Johnny Oleksinski MOVIE REVIEW TONY Running time: 106 minutes. Rated R (pervasive language, drug use, and sexual content/nudity). In theaters Aug. 7. ★ ★★ works along filthy, vulgar slobs like Antonio Banderas plays a mentor to Dominic Sessa’s young Anthony Bour- dain (right) in “Tony,” which wisely focuses on just one summer from his complicated life. Modest Mouse has booted guitarist Simon O’Connor from its North American tour after he was accused of sending inappropriate mes- sages to a teen fan. The indie rock band an- nounced Friday on Insta- gram that O’Connor, who is in his 40s, “will not be join- ing us on the upcoming tour,” which begins Tues- day in Ojai, Calif. The “Float On” rockers added, “The good news is that Seth Jabour of Les Savy Fav will be jumping in to play guitar.” On July 26, O’Connor was accused by a Reddit user, who identified themselves as a 17-year-old fan, of send- ing them “an erotic image” and commenting on their “bikini pics” through Insta- gram direct message. O’Connor, who joined Modest Mouse’s touring lineup in 2021, claims he mistook the teen for some- one else and deleted the messages after he realized the error minutes later. Adam Silverstein Guitarist out after teen ‘sext’ A plane carrying Euro- pean tourists to view the famed Nazca Lines crashed into a field Saturday outside the Peruvian city of Nazca, killing 13 people, local au- thorities said. The plane departed from nearby Ica and was operated by Peruvian company Aero- diana, officials said. Among the dead were seven Italian citizens, two Spaniards and two Germans as well as the pilot and co-pilot. The Nazca Lines are ex- tensive geoglyphs scraped into the desert hundreds of years ago. AP 13 tourists die in plane crash SimOn O’COnnOr Booted by Modest Mouse.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com THE BATTLE FOR IRAN By Ryan KinG and Emily Goodin President Trump announced new talks with Tehran will begin Monday after he called off “mas- sive” strikes on Iran that had been planned over the weekend. Appeals from several Gulf state allies — along with Iran it- self — led Trump to stand down at the 11th hour. “I was asked to by Saudi Ara- bia, by UAE, by Qatar and by Iran,” Trump told reporters Sun- day aboard Air Force One when asked why he aborted the plan to strike Iran. “We were all set to go,” he said, adding it would have been a “massive attack.” Saudi Crown Prince Moham- med bin Salman spoke privately with Trump Saturday to convey concerns with escalating ten- sions in the region. “I said to the crown prince, ‘What would you rather do? Would you rather us do this or not?’ ” Trump said. “They said we would much prefer a deal as opposed to an at- tack, because you don’t know where these attacks lead.” But the Saudi crown prince re- assured Trump that Iran was ready to make a deal. “They thought that a deal is imminent,” the president said Sunday about fluid conversa- tions with the Gulf states over the weekend, noting the deal would include the Strait of Hor- muz and Iran’s nuclear program. Iran’s negotiators reportedly signaled to the US that they could reopen the Strait of Hor- muz before Trump called off the strikes — but the Islamic Revo- lutionary Guard Corps has de- nied any deal. Foreign Minister Abbas Aragh- chi told Qatari and American dip- lomats that Tehran was prepared to make concessions on the Strait of Hormuz — including a deal that would allow ships to enter through Iranian waters, and exit via Oman, according to Israel’s N12 and reporter Barak Ravid. However, other Iranian offi- cials claim there’s been no deal involving the strait. “There is no agreement what- soever regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and the re- ports published on the subject are false,” an Iranian official said told Fars News Agency, which has ties to the IRGC. The latest breakdown in the cease-fire came after Iran started attacking ships that were navigating Hormuz via a route through Omani waters that the US had opened. Iran has maintained it must be allowed to charge tolls to ships crossing through that strait — though such a toll would be ille- gal under international law. Trump cautious Trump was circumspect whether a deal could be reached with the Iranians when talks re- start Monday afternoon. “A lot of times they’ll say that to me, and then they’ll go out and say we don’t know what he’s talking about,” he said. He wouldn’t give a deadline for reaching an agreement but as- sured that the US military is ready to strike at any time: “We’re ready to go anytime we want.” The Trump administration has been clear he wants the strait — a critical waterway for global trade and oil shipments — open and free of tolls. They also want Tehran not to be able to access nuclear weapons. regional meeting: Saudi Arabia assured President Trump that Iran and President Masoud Pezeshkian (above) want a deal. Getty Images; Reuters The streets of Iran are near a breaking point over public executions, eco- nomic collapse and a raging five-month war, anti-regime figures in Tehran told The Post. “A revolution can happen any day now, people want revenge,” a protest leader said, referring to the re- gime’s brutal January crack- down that President Trump said killed 52,000 people. An independent journal- ist active in the Iranian un- derground said prepara- tions are already being made for the next uprising, and that activists from all walks of life are determined to make a final, decisive blow against the regime. Both Iranians spoke with The Post through a translator and by cell- phone after signing on to a VPN. The journalist said the Iranian resistance has hid- den crude weaponry and tools throughout the nation. Groups are clandestinely procuring firearms to dis- tribute to demonstrators, the protest leader said. “Everyone has lost somebody,” the leader said. Sky-high inflation is also fueling public ire, the jour- nalist said. David Spector ‘A revolution can happen any day now’: protester Don: We’ll tAlk toDAy Saudi assurance Iran wants a deal
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By LaurEn ELkiES Schram In a borough where the median price of an apartment hovers over $1 million, landing a Manhattan pad for just 10% of that sounds like a fever dream. But landing in that price range, which is indeed possible, comes with a big sacrifice in space. Fret not, it’s still easy to live a life of comfort inside them. Two of the city’s cheapest digs are pint-sized studios asking a mere $130,000 and $155,000 — measuring a cozy 364 and 250 square feet, respectively. Then there’s one that’s small in size but bigger in price. A 254- square-foot abode in NoMad is on the market for $320,000. Making shoebox-living work, potential buyers need to consider “what functions you want to per- form in this space,” said Laura Cattano, a personal and interior stylist and professional organizer. For instance: Do you want a big bed, a place to pray and meditate, a desk? Beyond professionally, she knows it all personally, too. “I opted for a twin-size bed be- cause it allows me to have a din- ing table and proper living space and proper dressing space,” said Cattano of her own 335-square- foot studio apartment. A king-sized bed? Forget about it. “I mean not if you actually want to live in this place,” she noted. Her golden rule: Get furniture up on legs and mount cabinets on walls. “When you have a small space, being able to see as much of the floor as possible makes it feel big- ger,” Cattano said. “It tricks the eye.” Here’s how three of Manhat- tan’s pocket-sized pads stack up — and how the pros would style them. Pros show tricks on making most of Livin’ Large in a smaLL space Apartment 5D at 35 E. 30th St., a 254- square-foot crib, has multiple exposures and in-unit washer/ dryer hookups. It was bought in October for $230,000 by a young couple who cur- rently use it for overflow storage while living in a $2.2 million three-bed- room upstairs, that’s also up for grabs. The two plan to relo- cate for work. At the $320,000 asking price, the home would sell for $1,259 per square foot, according to StreetEasy. The No- Mad unit has a maintenance of $1,076 per month. “You can fit a day bed and add dining furniture or style with a king bed like a hotel suite,” said listing agent Eleo- nora Srugo of Doug- las Elliman, who holds the listing with Bernardo Mensch. Cattano envisions a twin bed in the corner near the bathroom, a 72-inch sofa catty-corner to the kitchen, a fold- ing screen in front of the bed for privacy, a little living space in front of the washer/dryer, plus shallow cabinets along the long wall between the win- dows. Celebrity interior designer Cheryl Eisen said she would do a full wall of mir- rors along the en- trance wall behind a couch to reflect light into the room and make it appear bigger. 35 E. 30th St.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com your really tiny slice of Manhattan Photos: Eytan Weber/Evan Joseph; Google Maps; Courtesy of Jehovy Santiago; 3D Renders: NY Post Design Snagged in June 2019 for just under $100,000, unit 3E at 157 W. 123rd St., is an income-restricted Housing Development Fund Corporation property, meaning buyers must live there full-time and cannot earn more than 120% of the Area Median In- come, which for a sin- gle person is $136,080 per year. It’s a 250-square- foot studio in an ele- vator building asking $155,000, or $620 per square foot. Monthly maintenance is just $350 and includes heat and hot water. For it, Cattano sug- gested a corner twin bed, a love seat along the main wall, a tiny coffee table in front of the sofa with a chair or two, and a 18- to 24-inch table by the bed that can do dou- ble duty as a night- stand and side table for the sofa. Eisen said she’d do full-wall side mirrors, a full-size bed, an ac- cent foyer table, a love seat, distinct area rugs to define “rooms,” and replace the closet with space- saving “zigzag doors that don’t open up as far into the living room.” Eisen sug- gested putting a radi- ator cover across the whole back wall, add- ing a chair and turn- ing it into a desk. And a coffee table would serve as the eating area. 157 W. 123rd St. The largest footprint of the trio, a walk-up studio, No. 4C at 424 E. 115th St., is a 364- square-foot pad. The East Harlem unit was acquired in 2025 for $95,000. Also subject to HDFC income caps, it has oak hardwood, a deep cast-iron soak- ing tub, and a vanity. It’s on the market for $130,000, with a monthly maintenance of $775. The owner “loved the location and the price and knew it was a place to get her foothold in New York City,” said Compass’ Gennaro Hathaway, who is listing the unit with colleague Karen D. Shenker. Now that she has settled in for a year, the owner “wants to purchase a larger place to have room to tape her comedy pod- cast,” the agent said. For this home, Eisen would place a full- sized bed in the rear nook flanked by nightstands and mir- rored walls, place a couch against the en- trance wall, facing the bed, and put a coffee table in front of it. She’d have a bookshelf/closet- backed TV console to split the bedroom and living space, and add a narrow kitchen island with stools to also serve as a dining bar. Overall, she said, “When you’re design- ing a small space, ev- ery square foot has to justify itself. Forget about trying to fit in the most furniture, in- stead think about choosing smart furni- ture.” 424 E. 115th St.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Republican former Texas Rep. Kay Granger died on Sunday at the age of 83, with her ex-colleagues re- membering her as a trail- blazer who broke barriers for women. Granger was the first woman elected mayor of Fort Worth, Texas, as well as the first Republican woman from the Lone Star State elected to the US House of Representatives and the first female Repub- lican appropriations chair. After serving in the US House from 1997, Granger retired in January of last year following health chal- lenges and extended absen- ces from Washington. “As many of my family, friends, and colleagues have known, I have been navigat- ing some unforeseen health challenges over the past year,” she said in December 2024. “However, since early September, my health chal- lenges have progressed, making frequent travel to Washington both difficult and unpredictable. During this time, my incredible staff has remained stead- fast, continuing to deliver exceptional constituent ser- vices, as they have for the past 27 years.” Republican and Demo- cratic lawmakers said they remember Granger as someone who broke barri- ers for women. Rep. Lisa McClain (R-Mich.), who serves as chair of the House Republi- can Caucus, said Granger “was a pioneer, a dedicated public servant, and a trail- blazing leader who opened doors for generations of Re- publican women to follow.” Fox News Granger, pioneer female pol, dies By Anthony BlAir Nancy Guthrie investigators al- legedly ignored blood found on the missing 84-year-old’s porch at the start of their probe, thinking it was unrelated to the case, and did not open the crime scene until two days later, according to a re- port. Pima County, Ariz., deputies failed to properly seal off Gu- thrie’s Catalina Foothills home al- though dried blood was found around her front entryway, The Wall Street Journal reported, cit- ing sources familiar with the in- vestigation. That error allowed reporters, in- fluencers and even Amazon and pizza delivery drivers to descend on the scene amid the media frenzy in the early days of the probe, the WSJ reported. Investigators also spent hours during the crucial two days after her disappearance Jan. 31 deciding if Gu- thrie had been kidnapped or gotten lost, the report said. A search-and-rescue plane re- mained grounded for the first day of the investigation, as there was no available deputy trained to op- erate its sophisticated surveil- lance system, the outlet said. Sgt. David Stivers, the recently appointed head of homicide for the county, arrived with his de- tectives at Guthrie’s home in the late afternoon of Feb. 1, hours after she had been reported missing by her family when she failed to ap- pear for a virtual church service that morning. Prober reprimanded Despite seeing the blood stains on the porch, Stivers allegedly paid little attention to them, ac- cording to sources familiar with the investigation. Probers seemed to believe the blood came from an unrelated accidental injury, such as a head bump or nosebleed, the sources said. A DNA analysis later confirmed that the blood was Guthrie’s, and investigators now believe it is connected to her kidnapping. Two months before the Guthrie kidnapping, Stivers had been rep- rimanded for displaying “poor judgment” during a previous hom- icide case by delaying the secur- ing of crime-scene evidence, the WSJ said. Homicide charges were later dropped because of insuffi- cient evidence, public records show. The county Sheriff’s Depart- ment did not respond to Post re- quests for comment. Guthrie is the mother of “To- day” show host Savannah Guthrie. Blood ignored, crime scene insecure Guthrie probers blew it Bad step: Police assumed blood on the porch (top left) of Nancy Guthrie (above, with Savannah Guthrie) was unrelated to her disappearance. Savannah Guthrie/Facebook; BACKGRID The father of a Marine killed in a hit-and-run crash involving an illegal immi- grant is speaking out after federal authorities arrested the man for a third time as he once again faces deportation. ICE arrested Martin Mar- tinez-Ballinas, 38, a Mexican national, July 22 after he served a federal prison sen- tence for illegally reentering the United States. He faces his third deporta- tion, according to federal au- thorities. Federal officials said Mar- tinez-Ballinas was con- victed in a 2017 crash that killed Marine Cpl. James Ray Walden III. “My son was 21 years old. . . . And all that ended in the blink of an eye,” James Ray Walden II said Friday dur- ing an appearance on “The Will Cain Show.” Fox News Dead Marine’s dad rips illegal A school district in Ken- tucky is putting an end to the “emotional-support wa- terbottle” trend, angering parents and students alike just a week before classes are set to resume. Hardin County Schools, which oversees nearly 15,000 Kentucky students, made the last-minute deci- sion to ban metal water bot- tles during school hours out of safety concerns, Spec- trum News 1 reported. The decision to yank pop- ular water bottles was an- nounced just days before classes are slated to begin Aug. 6. “We noticed an increasing number of students choos- ing to use those as a weapon on other students,” said John Wright, public rela- tions director for the school district. Ella Morrison Schools ban ‘weapon’ bottles
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Miranda Devine mdevine@nypost.com I T took a lot of courage for the family of Angel Sarah Ramper- sad to refuse to allow Mayor Mamdani to speak at her fu- neral on Friday. The 28-year-old US Army staff sergeant from Queens was killed on July 17, 2026, in an Iranian mis- sile attack on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan where she was sta- tioned as part of Operation Inher- ent Resolve, the campaign against ISIS in Iraq and Syria. Rampersad lost her life in a bat- tle against the world’s largest ter- rorist regime, whose proxy Hamas Mamdani tacitly supports. She gave her life for the country she loves and Mamdani clearly does not. Relegated to the fourth row in the Calvary Assembly of God Church, just half a mile from Rampersad’s Ozone Park home, New York’s Islamo-Marxist mayor was forced to endure a succession of Christian hymns and gospel songs as he reportedly fumed and fidgeted while waiting in vain to be called upon to give a speech. “The family is more conserva- tive and wanted to limit any polit- ical distractions,” a source in- volved in the funeral planning told The Post. Good move. We know Mamdani well enough after his seven be- nighted months as mayor to know that he would have delivered a speech slyly designed to divide and aimed not at the grieving mourners inside a church whose faith he disdains but at an interna- tional audience of anti-American Muslims and the like-minded di- aspora he cultivates at home. Awkward appearance After the service, as NYPD cops carried Rampersad’s flag-draped coffin from the church and into a hearse for the blocks-long police procession to her eventual resting place in Long Island, Mamdani stood awkwardly in the shadows, his face clouded. Like a chastised schoolboy in the principal’s office, he clasped his hands tightly together as he was ushered into the middle of the road for a photo op in front of the honor guard that stood mo- tionless and impassive. For a few moments he stood with his back to the congregation, staring at the New York flag two inches from his face. It was only when his Democrat stablemates Gov. Ho- chul and state Attorney General Letitia James joined him that he realized he had to turn and face the crowd. Awkward. Of course, Pakistani news service DRM News, one of the many sycophantic foreign newsfeeds that cover the mayor’s every move with breathless admi- ration, described their livestream as “Mamdani consoles the family of US soldier killed in Jordan.” But there was no consolation from Mamdani. How could there be. With every ounce of his being he demonstrates his contempt for America and all it stands for. He pretends he represents New York because he struck it lucky in an election that split the Democrat vote, but it isn’t taking long for New York to turn its back on him, as he tries to enact impractical policies driven by envy and paid for by bailouts from Albany funded by New York’s workers. What a humiliation for Mam- dani to be in one of the most di- verse neighborhoods in the world and yet find he is an outsider. Unwelcome mayor He should have been in his ele- ment in the Democrat working- class heartland of Queens, and even in the more conservative- leaning Ozone Park, which still voted for him by 23 points over Andrew Cuomo last year. These are his people, he keeps telling us. But in a neighborhood of white picket fences and American flags fluttering at half-staff in honor of Rampersad, his revolutionary poi- son is not wanted. Like Mamdani, Rampersad was not born in this country. She came to America at the age of 2 with her family from Trinidad. But unlike Ugandan-born, sil- ver-spoon Mamdani, she grew up to be a patriot who wanted to serve her adopted country, like so many other immigrants before her. Her family was a proud military family. Her uncle served in the Army and her brother-in-law served in the Marines, according to family friend and neighbor Car- los Garcia. “She died for her country doing what she loved,” Garcia said. Before the funeral, her grieving mother stood outside her home where an American flag flew at half-staff, as did flags on porches up and down the street, and ad- dressed the crowd of reporters and well-wishers and neighbors. “She died for this country, and I am a mother who’s highly proud of her,” said Carol Acevedo. Where Rampersad and her fam- ily and neighbors see America, Mamdani sees a collection of tribes. He emphasizes conflict and dif- ferences for political advantage and personal psychological ca- tharsis, while New York has al- ways been about success and co- operation. It was patriotic heroes like An- gel Rampersad who gave their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. Mamdani’s hate-flecked reign is an insult to them all. His capitalist bashing and Jew bashing comes from the same dark place that is anathema to the spirit of New York. Insists on imposition His malicious publication of the names and addresses of New York property owners who he crows are subject to his new pied-à-terre tax was aimed at inspiring blood- lust from his Marxist revolution- ary comrades like the loathsome Twitch-streamer Hasan Piker, who has said he wants the streets to “soak in red capitalist blood.” Mamdani is inviting profes- sional squatters at best and Luigi wannabes at worst to prey on the so-called rich. He poses as a principled de- fender of human rights and the downtrodden when really he is just a zealot driven by hatred and bent on destruction. It’s why the 9/11 families want him nowhere near September 11 commemorations. Of course, he insists on imposing himself to make himself feel good by assert- ing his dominance. Whether Mamdani is an aber- ration or a sign of things to come will become clearer after the next slew of Democratic prima- ries and the midterm elections. Will Democrat voters put the brakes on Marxism Mamdani- style or will they allow the can- cer to metastasize? The sacrifices of Rampersad and the 9/11 heroes will come to nothing if the Marxist revolution- ary likes of Mamdani get their way. ZUMA Press Wire
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com LOvE and basketball. Coco Jones married Donovan Mitch- ell Saturday before close friends and family. The “ICU” singer (above) and the Cleveland Cava- liers player exchanged vows in front of NBA stars Jaylen Brown, Jalen Brunson and Bam Ade- bayo. Ciara and her husband, Russell Wilson, were also present for the ceremony. Mitch- ell and Jones met at a Fourth of July party in 2023 and began dat- ing the following year. In July 2025, the couple announced their engagement, sharing a video from the special proposal on Instagram. She’s R&B-trothed THE sheriff leading the investi- gation into Nancy Guthrie’s van- ishing explained why authorities chose to release the two ransom notes as the case reached the six- month mark. “There are a number of pieces of information in these notes that just might jar someone to say, ‘You know, I’ve heard that,’ or the wording, the style of the writing,” Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos said. “We hope that by releasing the actual note, we’ll get some response from the com- munity.” Nanos said that since the notes were already “out there” and being covered by the media, au- thorities wanted to ensure the in- formation being reported was cor- rect. He also said law enforcement officers are committed to solving the case, insisting, “We’re still here. We are not going away.” Cop’s public plea “ExORCIST” icon Linda Blair responded after police searched her California property Friday over an alleged dog kennel opera- tion. “Checking in I’m good,” the horror movie star (above) wrote online the same day. “The ani- mals are good in lieu of our sur- prise visit in 105° heat! With as busy as we all are in animal res- cue and saving lives from the hot deserts and abandoned animals, everyone’s emails and social me- dia are overloaded!” Blair, 67, added, “Turns out we just have some paperwork to do and some diagrams . . . I’m looking to move so I can be more educational.” Per People, the actress’ property was searched due to an inspection warrant from the LA County de- partments of Regional Planning and Animal Care and Control. Ruff day at rescue A top Pilates instructor says men won’t admit to doing Pilates, but some are secretly paying $25,000 a year for lessons. Mason Pilates founder Aly Berger tells us most of her private clients are now male athletes. “Guys are now at the stage where they aren’t like, ‘Oh, Pilates is easy.’ Now, the reaction from guys is: ‘Pilates is super hard. I went to a class with my girlfriend and was shaking all over the place.’ ” Berger charges a minimum of $25,000 per year for private lessons, she told us at her pop-up at Montauk Yacht Club out East. She says when she trains men, she “will throw in more bicep curls and rows and things they feel like they are really comforta- ble with . . . then you can throw in other things later. They are bigger, so some movements are not going to feel as comfortable.” Berger admits, “They don’t want to tell their friends they do Pilates, but they are the best clients. The groups are mainly women, and then the privates are mostly men. They want intense, hands-on training.” Berger is opening a new members-only studio this fall in Tribeca that will have just six spots per class. She told us the space will be more “high-end” residential than a normal studio to make it more wel- coming to men and will include a sauna, cold plunge and lounge. Men reformed about Pilates @ email us: Page Six .com tips @ Michael Hurcomb/Shutterstock JOE wasn’t so bad. After the recent Michael Jackson biopic “Michael” portrayed Jackson family patriarch Joe as a dictator who physically beat the young performer into pop stardom, an- other son is trying to rescue his father’s legacy. Page Six has learned that Marlon Jackson has teamed with production company BLK Prime on “The Manager, The Mythology, The Legend,” a docuseries that aims to reclaim his late father’s reputation as a “visionary trailblazer,” we’re told. Longtime family friend Steven Manning will be one of the executive producers on the eight-episode series, which will delve into Joe’s early years of cultivating his children, includ- ing Michael and Janet, into global superstars. Marlon, the sixth child of Joe and Katherine Jackson, told Page Six in a statement he’s “thrilled” to tell Joe’s story. “Our father’s life is replete with triumphs and challenges, and we firmly believe that this series will offer a distinctive and accurate por- trayal of the man behind our family,” he said. “We are thrilled to share [my] father’s indeli- ble legacy with fans worldwide, granting them an intimate glimpse into the remarkable indi- vidual we knew and loved.” Joe launched the careers of his sons — Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and Michael — in the 1960s and ’70s, turning them into the Jackson 5. He later launched daughter Janet’s acting ca- reer and the infant stages of her music career. In the 1980s and onward, Joe was known more for his alleged abuse and strict parenting than pulling his family out of poverty to the bright lights of Hollywood. In “Michael,” Colman Do- mingo portrays Joe as overbearing and violent. An insider familiar with the docuseries told us they feel Joe “was demonized” in the film and in the Broadway musical “MJ.” “There’s another side of him that hasn’t been told. He hasn’t been portrayed in a good light,” they said. “There’s no manager greater than Mr. Jackson.” Joe died from pancreatic cancer at 89 in 2018. Janet called him “a great man” days later. Jacko bro sings pa’s praises YANKEES pitcher Carlos Ro- dón and his wife, Ashley, are bringing together some of base- ball’s biggest stars for a meaning- ful night off the field. The couple will host the third annual Willow Gala Aug. 24, an event dedicated to supporting families navigating in- fertility and pregnancy loss. Car- los, a three-time MLB All-Star, and Ashley founded the gala after ex- periencing pregnancy loss and are aiming to raise $1 million to help couples afford fertility treat- ments. The evening, hosted at Skylight at the Refinery, is ex- pected to draw a Yankees- heavy crowd, including team- mates Aaron Judge, Gerrit Cole, Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Anthony Volpe. Players pitch in Ian Mohr imohr@nypost.com Oli Coleman ocoleman@nypost.com Mara Siegler msiegler@nypost.com Carlos Greer cgreer@nypost.com Page Six® “Greedy” singer Tate McRae hoards all the atten- tion while headlining the Osheaga Music and Arts Festival in Montreal on Sat- urday. KNICKS captain Jalen Brun- son’s wife, Ali, teaching a fitness class at Marcella Hymowitz’s the Pearl . . . ATTORNEY Arthur Aidala at Rao’s . . . KATIE Holmes and her new boyfriend Jason Bard Yarmosky at a dinner for Ferragamo at Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton. Sightings
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com K Health and Human Servi- ces Secretary Robert F. Ken- nedy Jr. got into a fiery clash with CNN host Dana Bash over the COVID-19 pan- demic, vaccines and autism. Tensions flared after Bash noted how Kennedy has put a lot of the blame for the COVID-19 pandemic fallout on Dr. Anthony Fauci. After RFK started describing his plan to respond to a future pandemic, the two really began taking the gloves off. “We need to protect our constitutional rights. That is the primary obligation,” Kennedy said during “State of the Union” on Sunday. When Bash scoffed at him for “talking about rights, and I’m asking about a po- tential public health crisis,” Kennedy fired back, “Be- cause you were part of the problem. It was absolute press malpractice.” The anchor said she didn’t want to let him say “things that are entirely un- true” and it is “true that the COVID vaccine worked.” Ryan King TV ‘Bash’ session on COVID Percy, a young great white shark, is on the move in the Long Island area, most likely heading further north toward cooler waters, his trackers say. Tagged on July 28, 2025, by OCEARCH in collaboration with the Tancook Islands Marine Field Station off the coast of Nova Scotia, Percy has trekked 4,660 miles from Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and back up the East Coast, OCEARCH said. On Tuesday, Percy pinged off the coast of Long Island, about 14 miles from Ocean Beach. Fox Weather Shark makes ‘tracks’ off LI RFK JR. Spars with CNN host. By VaneSSa Serna Met Gala organizers are set to take a big leap in honoring con- troversial fashion designer John Galliano at the 2027 benefit. The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Vogue on Friday an- nounced next year’s “John Gal- liano: Horizon” exhibit, despite the former Dior designer re- maining a polarizing figure fol- lowing his 2011 antisemitic re- marks. Met trustee and Vogue global editorial director Anna Win- tour met with New York City’s “influential rabbis and Jewish leaders” in a bid to “get their thoughts on the potential issues with next year’s planned fash- ion extravaganza,” according to The New York Times. Galliano and Andrew Bolton, the Met’s Costume Institute cu- rator, have reportedly been ac- tive in the meetings to try and receive the leaders’ “blessing,” the outlet reported Saturday. The businessman had been working as a designer for Dior in 2011 when he was convicted of a hate crime for berating pat- rons at a Paris bar with antise- mitic insults, and proclaiming “I love Hitler” while drunk. He was also ordered to pay court fees and a fine and was fired from the fashion house due to the incident. Rabbis approve Galliano, now 65, later apolo- gized, claiming that he didn’t recall the incident and had suf- fered from alcoholism and drug addiction. He took a hiatus from the fashion world and sought rehab before returning in 2014 for a role as Maison Margiela’s crea- tive designer. Jewish leaders who have met with Wintour, Bolton and Galli- ano, including Rabbi Rick Ja- cobs, the Union for Reform Ju- daism in North America presi- dent, have said that Galliano deserves a second chance. Jacobs told the Times that he felt Galliano’s “sincerity,” say- ing, “He was open. He looked right at us and spoke in a clear way, not as if he had memorized talking points. “The fear clearly was the show could be met with a lot of resistance — not just skepti- cism, but a feeling of it’s wrong,” he continued. Rabbi Joshua Davidson, the leader of Temple Emanu-El, which is near the Met, urged the exhibit to address the conse- quences of Galliano’s behavior. “What we had said to them is it would be powerful, poignant and productive if they were able to leverage it as an oppor- tunity to teach about the reality of antisemitism, and somehow wrap into the exhibition the im- portance of fighting back and the dangers of antisemitism in this moment,” he told the paper. Davidson foresees some members of the Jewish commu- nity would find the exhibition “problematic,” stating, “People may very likely be upset by it. I can understand those feelings.” Jonathan Greenblatt, the chief executive of the Anti-Defama- tion League, told Page Six in a statement that the “ADL ac- cepted John Galliano’s apology long ago, and believes he has genuinely reckoned with his past antisemitism.” ‘Timing matters’ “But timing matters,” Green- blatt added. “Antisemitism is surging . . . and Jewish New Yorkers are feeling unheard by their city’s leaders. As the deci- sion is made, now it’s on the Met and partners, not with to- ken gestures around one ex- hibit, but with real action against antisemitism, in the museum and across the fashion world they help shape.” Bolton, who has been think- ing about honoring Galliano since 2010, stated that organiz- ers needed to find a way to “hold artistic achievement and ethical accountability together without allowing one to erase the other,” reports the Times. Wintour told the outlet that Galliano’s “career isn’t defined by a single moment,” stating “there is no one more deserving of an exhibition of this scale.” Galliano was a part of turning Dior from haute couture into the luxury fashion house it is today, and was the designer be- hind the celebrity-beloved Dior Saddle Bag. Celebrities including Zen- daya, Kim Kardashian, Amal Clooney and Tyla, often wear his vintage designs for red car- pet events. Galliano would be the third living designer — following Yves Saint Laurent and Rei Ka- wakubo — to be honored with a solo exhibition at the Met. The Met Gala 2027 will occur next May with Galliano’s ex- hibit being available for the public to view from May 9, 2027, to Jan. 9, 2028. Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue Haute button: John Galliano at- tends the 2024 Met Gala with Kim Kar- dashian in one of his designs. Several rabbis in the city say he has sincerely reckoned with his past antisemitism.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Learn from the prose DaNiel Silva. Topping the best seller list more of- ten than the Bible. No. 1 on the list — his 26th book in the Gabriel Allon series, “Ransom” — is about a Middle East agent art specialist ex spy who always nails the fink and whose wife seems never to grow older or less gorgeous, unlike the rest of us. Silva: “I once let my lead character retire from his Israeli secret service con- nection, but inspiration came from that Copenha- gen Airport drone inci- dent last year. European leaders, scheduled days later for a meeting, grab- bed drones, signal jam- mers, whatever signal they could to protect them. That was this book’s inspiration. “I write in my head at night. I love it. I work at my job, stay at it all day long. Only I find the work longer and harder now than when I was younger. The thought is a limited amount of time’s left.” Cindy: Ever effed up a fact? “I preserve spontaneity. No detailed outline. Once, I mixed up an Esca- lade with another car, but fact-checkers always check. I write longhand. Pencil. Yellow legal pads. As I finish one book, the next takes shape in my head. I have little pieces of paper everywhere. I fi- nally allowed my central character to retire from his longtime Israeli secret service position. But readers and my publisher loved him, so now he’s just a little changed to an art restorer who once was a spy.” “Early 30s I wrote my first book. In secret. No contract. A World War II thriller. If it flopped, I wanted to fail entirely in private. I was then a CNN producer who’d been a foreign correspondent.” Incorporating anything about today’s Middle East conflict? “No interest in writing about it. I don’t think many have interest in reading about it. But I’ll give you a clue about my next. I’m into studying Botticelli. Florence’s Uffizi Gallery has his largest col- lection. Starts with four friends from Cambridge on holiday in Ibiza, and only three come home. And that’s all I’ll say. “Except one person re- cently asked me how many researchers I have on staff. I said, ‘Staff? You’re look- ing at the staff.’ ” Cindy Adams Take a page out of Daniel Silva’s book if you want to write a best seller. His new mystery, “Ransom,” came out last week. THIS is something I was sent. Arrived unre- quested and is something from American Express. Maybe it’s an ad. Maybe a warning. I just think you should be aware. Suddenly, everyone is getting hit with some scam. Scammers are be- coming sophisticated. Pretending to be trusted. Authorities, including a government entity, your American Express, a friend. Creating urgency, they try to force snap judgments in certain situ- ations — such as a govern- ment or law enforcement official reaching out to de- mand immediate payment for a debt or to collect personal information. Like: A person claims to have tickets for a high-de- mand event, say a sold- out game, for a discount. If it sounds too good to be true, the scammer is try- ing to access your credit card account details or steal your funds. Someone requests an un- usual form of payment such as gift cards or crypto. Proper entities will not ask you to pay with gift cards or crypto to resolve an issue with your account. Fear Expressed Art of writing NEWS heard around Manhattan: “I want my wife to know we’re in great luck. Now we don’t have to move to an apart- ment that will end up costing us more money. The landlord just raised our rent.” Only in New York, kids, only in New York. Novel method ABC via Getty Images BRUCE A. BLAKEMAN NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE presents FREE SUMMER CONCERTS Weather permitting, call 516-572-0200 for up-to-date information. • FREE ADMISSION • BRING CHAIRS • PARKING FIELD #6 EISENHOWER PARK TUESDAY, AUGUST 4 7:00PM SIMPLY STAPLETON Chris Stapleton Tribute
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com A CVS worker in Soho had her jaw shattered by a knife-wielding lunatic as she tried to help a security guard — then got canned when she asked for help paying her medical bills, ac- cording to a new lawsuit. Abigail Downey, 25, was working her usual night shift at the drugstore in the Manhattan neighborhood last fall when an erratic man began terrorizing shoppers and brutally pum- meling her and a security guard she tried to help, court documents said. The nut then whipped out a knife before arriving cops subdued him, she said. Downey eventually filed a worker’s comp claim for her jaw injury, which left her unable to chew food, and within 24 hours, she was fired for “escalating work- place violence,” she told The Post. “Rather than expressing concern for [Downey’s] in- juries,” her manager “criti- cized her for leaving early” from work that night — about 30 minutes before the end of her shift, according to the plaintiff and her suit. Downey told The Post, “I was shocked.” She has since gotten a new job with one of CVS’ competitors. CVS declined to comment to The Post. Peter Senzamici CVS axed attack vic: suit A rotting 58-year-old man’s body was found with a knife sticking out of his neck inside a Brooklyn home Sunday afternoon, ac- cording to cops and sour- ces. Police were summoned to the home for a wellness check when they made the gruesome discovery around 12:41 p.m. inside a brown- stone at 716 Madison St. in Bed-Stuy, police said. He was pronounced dead at the scene. It’s unclear how long he was there, but sources said his body was “highly de- composed” with a knife protruding from his neck. Joe Marino Rotting and knifed body By alex mitchell A Long Island taekwondo black belt with Down syndrome is on top of the world after not only be- ing crowned a national champion in the martial art but also a para athlete of the year. “It means I’m confident, and it makes me happy,” 22-year-old champ Brendan Ryan of Garden City told The Post. Ryan won big in the para divi- sion at the Amateur Athletic Un- ion nationals a month ago. He put on a nunchuck display for the ages in the weapons discipline and won another gold in the form category. It all led to Ryan being named the top para contestant in the AAU competition. “I wasn’t nervous about a thing,” insisted the athlete, who also racked up fans and several friends during the Fort Lauderdale events. Ryan has been training in tae- kwondo at Champions Martial Arts in Oceanside for about seven years — after being inspired by both the “Power Rangers” and “Captain Marvel” franchises to learn the fighting technique. Master Nadine Pace recognized Ryan’s talent from day one. “He’s magical. He’s just amazing,” Pace said of her star second-degree black belt. “He learned so quickly. He was so enthusiastic and so happy, and fit in with everyone. “There are no limits because of his disability — there was nothing. He was in a regular class, and he just learned like everyone else and did really well.” What makes the gold medalist’s recent feats even more impressive is that they occurred during his first appearance at nationals, which Pace said is quite a rare happening. “He came and did it himself without any help, and he did amaz- ing,” she said of Ryan, who is also handy with swords and bo staffs. Takes 3 classes a week Ryan graduated from Garden City High School as an 18-year-old and remained for supplemental ed- ucation classes until he turned 22. He’s worked jobs at local gro- cery stores and pizzerias. Ryan is also a talented skier who does ad- vanced black diamond slopes — all while taking three taekwondo classes per week with Pace and her fellow instructors. Ryan will attend a program at Molloy College in the fall that is designed to help individuals with special needs develop independent life skills. But mainly, Ryan is com- mitted to earning a fourth-degree black belt which, if all goes accord- ing to plan, will be obtainable in about a 10-year track, Pace said. “I must have the power,” the hopeful master-to-be said. Once Ryan gets the advance- ments on his black belt, his ulti- mate goal is to join Pace as an in- structor at Champions. As it is, classes of all ages can’t get enough of Ryan, his sense of humor and goodwill. Pace said Ryan already fits right in with his unrivaled enthusiasm — and a reputation for yelling “AYAH!” from the top of his lungs while throwing a kick or punch. “He has no problem saying what he thinks,” she said with a chuc- kle. For Ryan, it’s a chance to give back to the place that’s built him up, he said. “I’m going to make this place my home,” he said. James Messerschmidt golden: Taekwondo black belt Brendan Ryan, who has Down syndrome, won two gold medals at the Amateur Athletic Union nationals last month. The Garden City man, 22, was named the event’s top para contestant.
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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com In addition, police recovered a knife on a bed and another in a sink, sources said. Penzo was pronounced dead at the scene. Police have not filed charges in the case but have the naked man in custody and consider him a person of interest, sources said. Unclear circumstances It is not clear what led to the horrific crime inside the building, a posh 51-unit structure in Court Square. According to listings, two-bed- room units in the building rent for upward of $6,000 per month. As of June, the city recorded the fewest number of murders in the first six months of any year. The five boroughs saw 122 mur- ders through the end of June, a nearly 25% drop compared to the 162 murders in the same span last year. This year’s figure shattered the previous 2017 record of 136, the statistics showed. In the Patrol Borough Queens North, which includes the 108th Precinct where Saturday’s fatal stabbing occurred, there were 12 murders in the first six months of this year compared to 14 in the same period last year. Additional reporting by Steven Vago ‘Naked’ suspect IN slay It said the Bandero ignored coast guards’ instructions to leave Icelandic waters, and later an or- der to stop its engines. Coast guards and the police spe- cial forces Viking Squad boarded the vessel around midnight on Thursday and detained its crew. Watson was not aboard. The Captain Paul Watson Foundation confirmed in a state- ment that the vessel had been seized. AP Instagram/@brooksnader By Joe Marino and JorGe Fitz-GiBBon Bizarre new details emerged Sunday in the murder of a man in a ritzy Long Island City apartment building — with him found dead sitting upright in a bathtub and cops taking a naked man into custody. Cops responded to the lux- ury Hayden high-rise building in Queens just before 1 p.m. Saturday after security re- sponded to a fire alarm on the roof and spotted a na- ked man using a fire extin- guisher to douse surveil- lance cameras and then trying to bust into an apartment there, law-en- forcement sources said. The NYPD put the man in cuffs and checked on the apart- ment he tried to get into, sources said. Inside, they made a grisly discovery: blood splattered in the bedroom and the bathroom — with the dead victim, identified by police as 36- year-old Carlos Penzo, sitting up in his tub with multiple stab wounds to his head, face and chest. There was a knife and Taser also lying in the slain man’s lap, sources said. Luxe tower murder Icelandic coast guards and special forces seized a ship op- erated by a group founded by an- ti-whaling activist Paul Wat- son and detained its crew, offi- cials in the Arctic island nation said Saturday. The Icelandic Coast Guard said the crew of whaling ship Hvalur 9 requested assistance on Thursday evening because they believed their safety was under threat from the protest vessel Bandero. Iceland nabs green ship Brooks white hot Brooks Nader gives the sun a run for its money as she glows in white super-short pants and a matching pleated top on a yacht in St. Tropez, France, Saturday. The model is making her acting debut in the “Baywatch” reboot. Comedian and talk show host Bill Maher railed against former National Institute of Al- lergy and Infectious Diseases Di- rector Dr. Anthony Fauci just days after he invoked his Fifth Amend- ment right against self-incrimina- tion 111 times during a Senate hearing over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. During Friday’s episode of HBO’s “Real Time,” Maher called out Fauci for telling “actual lies” about the origins of the virus re- sponsible for over 7 million deaths worldwide following Fauci’s Sen- ate hearing on Wednesday. “He was caught in actual lies,” Maher said. “The big issue to me is the origin of this, which is very important. How did it start?” The comedian noted Fauci’s pre- vious assertions that the virus originated through animal-to-hu- man contact at a Wuhan, China, wet market. He then pointed to the controversial theory that the virus spread from an accidental or in- tentional leak from a Chinese lab- oratory, also in Wuhan. Fox News Maher’s Fauci grouchy
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com C AN we say “invasion” now? What other word is there for the rough intrusion of tens of thousands of young men into the sovereign territory of a foreign nation? Surely not even the sappiest leftist in his tattered keffiyeh and “Refugees Welcome” T-shirt would describe the thuggish gatecrashing of an independent nation as “asylum seeking.” That might be the one and only upside to the extraordinary events in Ceuta this week: the death, at last, of euphemism. The impossibility of any longer dressing up the West’s suicidal abandonment of its borders as “kindness.” President Trump tried to warn us. Almost exactly a year ago, as he arrived for a golf tour in Scot- land, he lamented the “horrible invasion” of Europe by unvetted men from overseas: Uncon- trolled immigration is “killing Europe,” he said. As recently as this week he told Andy Burnham, Britain’s new prime minister, that mass immi- gration is “killing your country.” He’s been vindicated by the events in Ceuta, a Spanish en- clave at the tip of North Africa. Trashing sovereignty The scenes are staggering: An estimated 49,000 people — mostly Moroccans, mostly men — gleefully intruded upon the territory of the Spanish kingdom. That’s around the same num- ber of people who illegally sail to Britain in a year. They scaled border gates and overwhelmed those charged with protecting Spanish lands. Viral clips show men punching the air as they swarm in, clearly thrilled with their incursion. Even the Spanish press is feel- ing the death of euphemism: “Ceuta, invaded,” says the front page of ABC, a newspaper of record, alongside an image of thousands of men streaming along Ceuta’s beach. The mass storming of Ceuta has focused the minds even of Spain’s fatally apathetic ruling class. All of Ceuta’s parties, both right and left, have called on Ma- drid to send in the army to rein- force the border with Morocco, and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez promised an “im- mediate response.” Yet even if the Spanish manage to tame this searing crisis of sov- ereign rule — and that’s a big “if” — the lessons of it should rever- berate not only across Spain but all of Europe. For the fall of Ceuta exposes the lethal strain in globalism. It speaks — screams in fact — to the chaotic trashing of sover- eignty, democracy and our very way of life that globalism and its gold-collared acolytes have brought about. The storming of Ceuta shatters the falsehoods of the left. For years, progressives gaslit the public, insisting that the men illegally crossing our borders are “vulnerable people” who are “seeking asylum.” Like Big Brother, they expected us to reject the evidence of our eyes and ears and accept that these swaggering blokes from Er- itrea or Afghanistan are the wretched of the Earth requiring our love and care and four-star hotels. Wide open Ceuta dismantles that lie. The whole world can see there are virtually no women and chil- dren in those mobs. The whole world knows Morocco is not rav- aged by war or hunger. From now on, every utterance of “asylum-seeker” should invoke noisy, angry skepticism. The Ceuta crisis also confirms InvaSIon Migrant blitz on Spain shatters globalist fiction staggering: Mobs flood into the Spanish territory of Ceuta from Morocco as an estimated 49,000 migrants rushed the border Friday in hopes of reaching Europe. By Michael Zennie Italy has temporarily sus- pended its free-travel pact with Spain after 60,000 migrants from sub-Saharan Africa sud- denly poured into the Spanish city of Ceuta on Africa’s Medi- terranean coast last week, rat- tling EU leaders. Italy’s move, announced by Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, is meant to prevent migrants from entering her country after they flooded into the Spanish territory in the wake of the im- migration-friendly policies of Spain’s Socialist prime minis- ter, Pedro Sánchez. She said Italy is taking “an ex- traordinary measure, adopted to safeguard national security and prevent possible repercus- sions for our nation.” Meloni is suspending with Spain for one month her coun- try’s part in the Schengen Agreement, which allows free- flowing travel between 29 EU countries. Ceuta, a city of about 83,000 people surrounded by Morocco on the opposite side of the Mediterranean Sea from the rest of Spain, is one of only two land borders between the EU and Africa. Images of tens of thousands of migrants from sub-Saharan Africa trying to breach fences and swim around jetties to get into Ceuta have raised fear in Europe of a new immigration crisis. In response, Spain has in- stalled a 1,600-foot-long float- ing barrier to make it harder to get around the border. Officials also said most of the migrants were expelled back to Mo- rocco. Italy went the furthest in its response, but the leaders of Finland and Denmark also crit- icized Spain for failing to pro- tect its borders, and France stepped up its border checks at Spanish crossings. The interior ministers of 22 EU countries are slated to hold an emergency meeting Tues- day to discuss border security. Sánchez hit back, claiming critics are manufacturing the crisis. “In the current international context, the European Union cannot afford this kind of self- ish, polarizing and unlawful re- action,” he said. One political ally in Spain went so far as to suggest Israel and the Trump administration were to blame for the Ceuta breach as punishment for Sán- chez’s strong stance on Gaza and refusal to allow the US to use Spanish air bases for planes headed to the Middle East for the Iran war. With Wires Spanish can’t roam in Italy Ciao: Italian leader Giorgia Meloni (inset) has a travel pact with Pedro Sánchez-led Spain, after the migrant melee in Ceuta. Borja Puig de la Bellacasa/Moncloa/EPA/Shutterstock BRENDAN O’NEILL
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com that the moral cowardice of the modern state is like a red rag to hostile actors. It is undeniable that Pedro Sán- chez’s lunatic granting of asylum to illegal immigrants this year emboldened these Moroccan men to pour into soft-touch Spain. In January, Sánchez bypassed parliament and issued a royal de- cree to regularize virtually all “undocumented migrants” on Spanish territory. Almost 1.2 million illegal arriv- als applied for this status, grant- ing them the right to reside in Spain, to work there and to enjoy unfettered access to healthcare and education. Sánchez’s monarchical creation of close to a million neo-“Span- iards” was an act of lethal folly. In throwing open residency rights and access to public servi- ces, he stripped Spanishness it- self of meaning. Anyone, from anywhere, can have what you have — that, at root, was the imperious diktat. And he shone a massive green light to outsiders to try their luck with his spineless regime. Hence, Ceuta — 50,000 North Africans accepting his witless, brainless invitation to come and take the piss out of Spain. The crisis is the rotten product of the death cult of globalism. A toxic combination of institu- tional paralysis and ideological capture by the globalist delusion has meant our leaders have will- fully abandoned the first duty of the state: to protect its territory from external actors. The spirit of resignation over the crisis at our borders is stag- gering and depressing. Perilous apathy In Spain, Britain, France, Ger- many, the cry goes out: There is nothing we can do to stem the ar- rival every day of scores of men from foreign countries. The fatalism is breathtaking: There is no comparable moment in history, outside of war, when nation-states have so supinely surrendered their territory to for- eign actors. In Britain, too, the hard-won sovereignty of our nation has been sacrificed at the altar of globalism. Over the past seven days, 1,487 people, primarily men, have ar- rived illegally in small boats. And what is the UK’s new PM Andy Burnham doing? Making videos of himself eating pork rinds and yammering about The Smiths. This is not normal. Every leader in British history, every one of our ancestors, would have considered this a horrific state of affairs that throttled the dignity of the nation and the security of its people. And yet we’re told to see it as normal, or at least unavoidable: part and parcel of life in a global- ized world. Resisting the perilous apathy of our rulers, their lethal inertia on the sovereign integrity of the na- tion, is the most pressing task of our time. For make no mistake — our rul- ers’ abandonment of our borders is a direct attack on us. They’re essentially saying there is nothing about the Spanish way of life, or the British way of life, that is worth defending. Your country, your communities, your history, your citizenship, your welfare state — it is all so spectacularly worthless that it isn’t even worth putting a fence around it to protect it from outsiders. What the globalist elites depict as kindness to foreigners is in truth a savage assault on the rights and dignity of citizens. Enough is enough. Stop the boats. Fortify the borders. Save nationhood from these ni- hilists disguised as altruists. Adapted from spiked. a reality check AFP via Getty Images
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Car-track cams vandalized Four Flock Safety cameras in a Long Island town were vandalized in July as back- lash against the devices grows nationwide, with one wild case including claims a Georgia cop illegally used it to track her lover. The AI-powered cameras in the East End town of Southold were targeted, Southold Police Chief Steve Grattan told The Post. “We had two cameras vandalized on July 4 week- end. Both had paint splat- tered on them and one had the wires unplugged,” Grat- tan said. “This past Monday even- ing, one of the cameras was run over by a vehicle and another had the wires un- plugged,” he added. Another Flock camera, lo- cated on Main Road in Pe- conic, was also flipped around so it no longer pointed toward the street, but police couldn’t say if it was an intentional act or a result of recent storms. The controversial tech can track a car’s every move based on its dents, bumper stickers and roof racks, rais- ing Fourth Amendment and privacy concerns, particu- larly after headline-grab- bing instances of authori- ties abusing the software. Brandon Cruz By Ariel ZilBer Terrifying video cap- tured a raging wildfire turning a Spokane neigh- borhood into a smoke- choked hellscape Satur- day as flames tore through homes and forced thousands of resi- dents to flee during one of the worst fire disasters in the Washington city’s history. Footage filmed along North Indian Trail Road showed thick, black smoke towering over a residen- tial neighborhood as the fast-moving Old Trails Fire bore down on homes, reducing the area to a haze as the massive plume swallowed the skyline, ac- cording to KXLY. Nearby, police sped to- ward the flames as resi- dents fled south while the inferno advanced through northwest Spokane. The wind-driven blaze ignited near Old Trails Road and Euclid Avenue around midday before jumping the Spokane River and racing into northwest Spokane, where Indian Trail, Five Mile Prairie and other neighborhoods came un- der Level 3 “Go Now” evacuation orders, The Spokesman-Review re- ported. By Saturday evening, the fire had ballooned to 3,509 acres and remained 0% contained, with wind gusts of 35 to 45 mph driv- ing flames through River- side State Park and into residential neighbor- hoods, the report said. Homes destroyed Authorities confirmed homes had been de- stroyed, though officials had not released a damage estimate. The wildfire erupted as Washington grappled with an unprecedented fire emergency. Gov. Bob Ferguson de- clared a statewide wild- fire emergency and acti- vated the Washington National Guard as ex- treme heat, drought and powerful winds fueled explosive fire conditions across the state. The National Weather Service also issued Wash- ington’s first-ever “Partic- ularly Dangerous Situa- tion” Red Flag Warning for Eastern Washington, warning that new fires could spread rapidly and spiral out of control. The rare warning is re- served for the most dan- gerous fire weather, when strong winds, low humid- ity and dry vegetation cre- ate conditions for explo- sive wildfire growth. The Old Trails Fire was one of several wildfires burning across the Spo- kane area, alongside the Fairview Fire near Mead and the Autumn Lane Fire near Nine Mile Falls, both of which also trig- gered evacuation orders. The fast-moving fire forced the evacuation of the Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center and other care facilities. Fire havoc in Spokane DEVASTATION: A woman looks at her grandparents’ home damaged by wildfire in Spokane, Wash., Sunday. Reuters BRUCE A. BLAKEMAN NASSAU COUNTY EXECUTIVE presents FREE SUMMER CONCERTS Weather permitting, call 516-572-0200 for up-to-date information. • FREE ADMISSION • BRING CHAIRS • PARKING FIELD #6 EISENHOWER PARK THURSDAY, AUGUST 6 7:00PM
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com I S it just a slammed bed- room door — or some- thing more? Moodiness is often considered part of the teenage years, but for some adolescents, persist- ent irritability, withdrawal or changes in behavior may signal something deeper. Research shows that about 1 in 5 young Americans ex- periences clinical depres- sion, yet the condition can be difficult for parents to recognize because symp- toms often look different in teens than they do in adults. The most important thing to know is that you and your child are not alone. Teen de- pression is common and treatable, and with the right support, many families navi- gate it successfully. Katherine Ort, MD, chief of service for Child and Ado- lescent Psychiatry at Has- senfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, explains why teens can become so moody, how parents can tell the difference between typi- cal teen angst and signs of depression, and what steps they can take to help. Why teens suddenly get so moody There are several reasons your once-cheerful child may suddenly seem like they are riding an emotional rollercoaster. For starters, the teenage brain is still under construc- tion. During adolescence, the regions responsible for emotions develop faster than the prefrontal cortex, which helps with impulse control, decision-making and self-regulation. The result? Bigger feel- ings and fewer tools to manage them. Fluctuating hormones add another layer, contributing to mood swings, sleep dis- ruptions and physical changes that can leave teens feeling out of sorts. Social pressures also inten- sify during adolescence. As teens work to figure out who they are, they often begin seeking more independence from their parents and turn- ing to friends for validation and support. At the same time, peer pressure, social comparison and the desire to fit in can make everyday challenges feel more intense. Taken together, these bio- logical and social shifts can make the teen years an emotionally turbulent time — even for otherwise healthy young people. Signs it’s more than typical teen angst Not every moody teen is Better Health Presented by NYU Langone Health How to know if your teen is just moody — or suffering from depression Katherine M. Ort, MD, is a child and adolescent psychiatrist and pediatrician at Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, where she serves as chief of service for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and co-director of the KiDS of NYU Foundation Integrated Behavioral Health Program, part of Sala Institute for Child and Family Centered Care. She is also a clinical associate professor in the Departments of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Pediatrics at NYU Grossman School of Medicine. Scan QR code to make an appointment at the Child Study Center. Adobe Stock GrowinG Pains depressed, but there are im- portant warning signs that can help parents tell the dif- ferentiate between typical teenage behavior and some- thing more serious. In general, moodiness tends to be short-lived and tied to a specific trigger, such as a fight with a friend, a dis- appointing grade or an argu- ment at home. It may show up as eye rolls, slammed doors or a reluctance to join the family for dinner. While frustrating, those behaviors typically don’t in- terfere with a teen’s abil- ity to go to school, socialize or partic- ipate in activities they enjoy. Depression, meanwhile, is more persist- ent and can af- fect a teen’s ability to function in everyday life. It can also look very different in young people than it does in adults. In- stead of appearing sad, a teen may seem unusually irritable, withdrawn or eas- ily overwhelmed. They may also develop new, unex- plained physical symptoms. One teen, for example, may have a noticeably shorter fuse that lasts for weeks or months. Another may begin complaining of frequent headaches or stomachaches with no clear cause. Others may turn inward. A teen who was once outgo- ing and socially engaged may start spending more time alone, pulling away from friends, family and hobbies they used to enjoy. How parents can help a teen who may be depressed The first step is opening a dialogue. Many parents instinctively turn to reassurance or tough love — telling their teen to “snap out of it” or that they have “nothing to be sad about.” But a nonjudgmental approach is far more likely to get them talking. Instead, lead with curiosity. Try something like: “I’ve no- ticed you’ve been spending less time with your friends. I just want to understand what’s going on.” The goal is to understand, not to correct. And remember: Even if teens act like they don’t want to talk, many still crave strong connection and gui- dance from the adults in their lives. Creating a space where they feel safe opening up can make a real difference. From there, support can take different forms. Some teens experience milder epi- sodes of depression that im- prove over time, while oth- ers may need more struc- tured care. Either way, there is no shame in seeking help. Many adolescents benefit from talk therapy, which gives them space to pro- cess emotions and build coping skills, including how to challenge nega- tive thought patterns and navigate stress- ful situations more effectively. If symptoms are more severe — or if a teen is too over- whelmed to engage in ther- apy — medication may also become part of the conver- sation with a clinician. If you are worried your teen may be thinking about suicide, take it seriously. Warning signs can include statements like “life is not worth living” or “I don’t want to wake up.” Don’t be afraid to ask directly about suicidal thoughts — asking does not increase risk or “put ideas” in their head. And if there are any im- mediate concerns about their safety, don’t hesitate to seek urgent help or go to the emergency room. Families who are worried about a teen’s mental health do not have to navi- gate it alone. The Child Study Center, part of Has- senfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone, offers ex- pert evaluation and treat- ment for children and ado- lescents experiencing de- pression, anxiety, and other mental health concerns. If you are struggling with suicidal thoughts or are expe- riencing a mental health cri- sis and live in New York City, you can call 1-888-NYC- WELL for free and confiden- tial crisis counseling. If you live outside the five boroughs, you can dial the 24/7 Na- tional Suicide Prevention hotline at 988 or go to Suicid- ePreventionLifeline.org. The teenage brain is still under construction. The result? Bigger feelings and fewer tools to manage them.
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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com POSTOPINION L AST week, Metropolitan Tran sportation Authority chief Janno Lieber pointed to one culprit behind the steep deficits that loom for the state- run transit system: Mayor Mam- dani’s free-bus push, which spurred more people to stop paying. Gov. Hochul will have to use her leverage to neutralize the mayor’s rhetoric — and to fix the upcoming $22.8 billion MTA budget for 2027, whose woes aren’t Mamdani’s fault, but hers. Lieber is right that bus-fare evasion is a crisis: With more than 48% of riders not pay- ing, it’s nearly five times the rate of subway evasion. Yet the NYPD and the MTA had been making progress (re- spectively) via uniformed and ci- vilian enforcement of fare rules: Evasion inched down from above 51% two years ago, before Mamdani won office last fall. As Lieber said Wednesday, “All the talk of free buses, it does have an impact . . . I’m not blam- ing anyone, I’m not telling any- one to shut up.” It’s no surprise that the mayor who wants the buses to be free doesn’t care that people aren’t pay paying for them. As Mamdani said in July, with Hochul and Lie- ber looking on, “We’ll continue not only to believe, but to work towards making our bus system free as well.” This year, NYPD tickets for theft of services on the bus are down 73%. But the MTA’s fiscal problems go beyond Mamdani. Its spending update last week was a blowout: Next year’s bud- get will be up 13% compared to two years ago. Just since February’s projec- tion, a $160 million deficit for next year has nearly doubled, to $295 million. By 2028, the deficit will top half a billion — and nearly $900 million by 2030. Finance chief Jai Patel warned of that old bogeyman: “structural cost pressures.” Health benefits for workers and retirees are the biggest propellant, up 52% since 2019, to $3 billion in 2027. But the biggest problem here is the governor, as the costs of the settlement of the May weekend LIRR strike become clear. The authority had wanted to hold annual raises for its work- force to 2%, as it engages now in talks with the Transport Work- ers Union, which staffs subways and buses. But it undermined its stance when it settled the railroad strike with a 3.8% raise for the current year, which the TWU will want to match. These extra costs could con- sume nearly $200 million a year. At the same time as Ho- chul caved to the LIRR, she ex- panded pension benefits for transit workers hired after the 2008 financial crisis, who were required to pay more into pen- sions and retire later. Now, the MTA will have to pay an additional $30 million a year. You might think, here we go again with fare and toll hikes. But the MTA is already account- ing for two 4% fare and toll hikes over the next three years. The congestion-pricing toll is also rising in 2028, from $9 to $12. That extra money will fall short. Only one person can save the MTA, and it’s not the mayor. Hochul has three tasks: First, tell the public that free buses are never going to happen. Yes, she held the line this year, when Mamdani was at the height of his political power. But she needs to be clear that her “not right now” attitude is never. The MTA is in no position to give up $1.1 billion a year. Second, until riders get the message, she must supervise an all-out focus on bus evasion. NYPD officers can support the MTA’s civilian teams, which re- cently started an initiative to ask people for proof of payment while on board the bus by tap- ping their OMNY or credit card against a handheld machine. If Mamadani’s NYPD doesn’t have enough officers to help, she can direct him to add them, with the money he will need from the state for next year’s city budget as leverage. Finally, she must — if belat- edly — hold the line on union raises. Any wage gains must come with labor efficiencies, in- cluding a curtailment of bus- driver sick time — which is harming service. Hochul is vulnerable on the MTA budget: She is the governor who launched congestion pric- ing, promised for decades by ad- vocates to be transformational. Absent cost fixes, it’s just an- other toll or tax among the MTA’s $12.4 billion worth of an- nual taxes and tolls, from payroll to sales taxes. Mamdani’s not going to shut up — but Hochul can ensure that his words are irrelevant. Nicole Gelinas is a contributing editor to the Manhattan Insti- tute’s City Journal. Mind the Gap Bus-fare evasion is just part of MTA’s cash woes NICOLE GELINAS Come clean, Gov: With the MTA facing looming budget holes, Hochul needs to tell New Yorkers bluntly that “free buses” will never happen. James Messerschmidt for NY Post Midterms watch: Republicans Set To Lose House With “fewer than 100 days until Election Day,” GOP “prospects for keep- ing control of the House of Representatives are still poor,” warns the Wash- ington Examiner’s Byron York. Trump’s approval rating is 39.7%; “the Iran war is an enormous source of uncertainty”; and the president’s party al- most always loses ground in midterms. The only “Republican upside”: “The rise of the Democratic Socialists” lets the GOP portray Dems as “nuts” and “worse than nuts — dangerous.” As one Republican strategist puts it, “we have a lot of money, redistricting helped us, and the Dems are crazy” — but “that does not feel like enough.” Conservative: Illegal Migrants More Equal? “A string of court cases and administrative decisions” have often not just “accorded non-citizens equal rights with Americans,” but actually “offered them better treatment,” fumes Sam Munson at Compact. One Virginia dis- trict attorney “pledged to instruct his office to make charging and plea de- cisions that ‘limit or avoid immigration consequences’,” meaning “illegal immigrants would potentially face less serious charges than citizens ac- cused of the same crimes.” Underlying this view is “a philosophical stance” that “any effort to restrict and deter immigration” justifies “all forms of radical resistance,” including “violence in the streets.” But this dedication to unlimited immigration bespeaks “an imperial” vision of a world in which “every non-US citizen currently alive is potentially American.” From the left: Insane Media Fauci Denialism NPR, CNN and other outlets still deny the extensive evidence that Dr. Tony Fauci intentionally deceived the American public, marvels Racket News’ Matt Taibbi. Huh? “Eight days after Fauci took part in a conference call at the beginning of the pandemic” where nine out of 12 top scientists said “ ‘deliberate insertion’ of a key mutation” to produce the COVID-19 vi- rus “was possible,” Fauci told the world that “the idea” it “came from a lab was a ‘conspiracy theory . . . without any scientific basis’ ” — a “clearly de- ceptive” claim repeated endlessly. In short, the same “public health official who repeatedly told the public he believed the virus evolved naturally” covered up his familiarity with the fact that “a prominent Chinese scien- tist” had been tinkering with the virus “just miles from where the first cases were reported.” Defense beat: The Space Force Deterrent “With Washington and the world consumed by wars in Ukraine and the Middle East, as well as tu- mult in Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon, it is nice to see some good news from the Defense Department,” cheers Michael O’Hanlon at The Wall Street Jour- nal after visiting “three Space Force facilities in Colorado.” Created in 2019, the “Space Force is far smaller than the Marine Corps or Coast Guard” — “about 10,000 personnel.” With its own “half a dozen bases,” plus “personnel at many other mili- tary bases around the country and world,” “Space Force is diversifying its footprint to be more sur- vivable and resilient.” US advantages in space in- clude “reusable launch vehicles, advanced micro- electronics” and “the proliferation of small satellites” — all making Amer- ica’s space capabilities “more survivable than they were in earlier decades,” and therefore well-suited to help “deter great-power war.” Libertarian: ‘Economic Development’ = Waste A new study of states’ economic-development subsidies finds they “do create jobs” — but those jobs are “in lobbying,” snarks Reason’s Joe Lancas- ter. The study, published in Small Business Economics, “examined hiring trends of 40,000 lobbying firms across all 50 states” from 1997 to 2019. “After a state awards its first ‘extraordinarily large’ business incentive,” it found, “employment at lobbying firms jumps 3.6%, with gains concentrated in state capital counties where lobbying employment rises 5%.” And the lit- erature is conclusive that these subsidies don’t boost other job growth, ra- ges Lancaster: Rather, “each year, states spend tens of billions of their tax- payers’ dollars on economic development subsidies, and yet even by the states’ own metrics, they get very little for the money.” — Compiled by The Post Editorial Board Pete Hegseth
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com letters@nypost.com Rand Paul’s ‘Vendetta’: Fauci Failed Americans The Issue: Sen. Rand Paul’s efforts to prosecute Dr. Anthony Fauci for invoking the Fifth Amendment. In this country, a crimi- nal can spend the rest of his life in prison for ille- gally taking one life even in the heat of the mo- ment. Yet Dr. Anthony Fauci, supporter of re- search on a killer virus, walks free although he had a hand in contribut- ing to the death of mil- lions (“Sen. Paul commit- ted to contempt charge,” July 31). He also conducted a Machiavellian campaign of distorting and hiding the truth while deceiving the American people for years. Is this a great na- tion or what? Bob Heier, Estero, Fla. Is this really a “witch hunt” when we’ve found the witch? The COVID virus killed and wrecked millions of lives. Fauci could have given us real answers during his hearing to help public health since he is pro- tected by the pardon. Peter Laviano Manhattan Fauci is a hypocrite and a narcissist and should never have been allowed to dictate policy. But with so many prob- lems going on in the world, why revisit the pandemic? What can possibly happen? Fauci’s retired, his pension is se- cure and he has a pardon. We should stop with the grandstanding and move on to serious is- sues, like voter fraud, an- tisemitism, Iran and the economy. This is Sen. Rand Paul’s personal vendetta. Let the rest of us forget about it and move on because there is no good that can come out of this. Mindy Rader, New City It is hypocritical for the Republicans and other MAGA supporters to rail against Fauci for his Sen- ate hearing. Paul now wants to compel Fauci to provide answers regard- ing the pandemic after he plead the Fifth Amend- ment over 100 times. President Trump once pleaded the Fifth Amend- ment in excess of 400 times. Where are their demands for accountabil- ity from them in regards to Trump’s testimony? Alan Swartz, Verona, NJ With great power there comes great responsibil- ity. Fauci is a product of Jesuit education which teaches “service to oth- ers for the greater glory of God.” As a physician, I am disappointed and troub- led by Fauci. Where is his moral compass? When patients talk to a doctor, they trust that they are getting factual in- formation. Unfortunately, for doctors like Fauci, money becomes their god, and “do no harm” means nothing. Louis Galdieri Morristown, NJ It was shameful to see Fauci’s smug arrogance on display before Con- gress. Former President Joe Biden’s grant of blan- ket immunity from pros- ecution suggests that Fauci is guilty of some- thing, not to mention his repeated use of the Fifth Amendment. With COVID and the pandemic far behind us, I hope we never see or hear from this individual again. Nick Gatsoulis Manhattan Why were we even working with China on researching a deadly vi- rus that would and did kill millions of people around the world? I’ll have to assume that question would be a Fifth Amendment answer from Fauci as well. Thomas Deady Cortlandt Fauci once had a distin- guished career in medi- cine, but his pride went before the fall. He lied and deceived the Ameri- can people. He sowed ir- reparable distrust in American medicine and needs to answer for it. Paul Bacon Hallandale Beach, Fla. The only reason why Fauci is being grilled about COVID is because this is just another part of Trump’s revenge tour. Let us not forget: When the pandemic started, Trump stated that this was nothing but a Demo- cratic hoax, and then over a million Americans died on Trump’s watch. Kreg Ramone Manhattan The utter stupidity of the mandates set forth by Fauci during the pan- demic made fools of ev- ery person who abided by them. This self-proclaimed expert on the virus not only contributed to the start of it, but he clearly had no idea of what measures would be sen- sible and effective in containing it. Thomas Urban Wantagh Rand Paul E-MAIL: letters@nypost.com or WRITE to The Editor, The New York Post, 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036. Include name, address and daytime phone number. No unverifiable letters will be published. The Post reserves the right to edit all letters. The New York Post is published by N.Y.P. Holdings Inc., 1211 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NY 10036. Lachlan Murdoch, Chair; Rupert Murdoch, Chairman Emeritus; Sean M. Giancola, Publisher; Keith Poole, Editor-in-Chief; Stephen Lynch, Print EIC; Mark Cunningham, Editorial Page Editor America’s oldest continuously published daily newspaper N ew York City now has one law for thugs to go after everyday Gothamites, and another for loons who dare to attack the powerful. Consider Andrew Truelove, the madman who tried to storm the “Today” show and screamed a racial slur at host Craig Melvin: He’s rightly now behind bars — and set to stay there, thanks to a judge’s call to remand him into custody for violating his probation on a criminal-mischief charge. That’s how it’s supposed to work: Commit an explosive act of public menace and get put away to cool heels until your day in court. But contrast that correct call with the 50-plus — 50-plus — arrests on the rap sheet of Queens maniac Shaleek Brunson. On Tuesday, Brunson went after a random passerby with a hammer; she was only saved by a heroic security guard after she fled into a Jewish school. Brunson is a career thug, with a bust as recent as the previous Friday for stealing $1,300 in goods from Bergdroff’s — an arrest that saw him released without bail, even though the crime followed on an- other July 10 bust for stealing, which also brought release without bail. Before that came dozens more arrests, plus a long history of mental-health episodes and alleged gang connections — plus a reported 24 sealed busts. Insanely, thanks to city and state criminal-justice “reforms,” Brunson may walk after the hammer attack, too. The message here is clear. As long as a vio- lent lunatic confines his predation to people without status, money or power, our woke jus- tice system will give him chance after chance. Just this summer, we saw Zaki Smith (14 priors) push an older woman onto the sub- way tracks in Manhattan and Rhamell Burke kill Ross Falzone by pushing him down sub- way stairs; Burke had notched up four ar- rests just since February, including a violent meltdown in a different train station. But go after a TV celebrity, and they can’t slam the cell door shut quickly enough. The law is supposed to protect all New Yorkers, not just bigshots. But for the pro- gressive backers of cashless bail, Kaf- kaesque discovery laws and every other an- ti-public-safety innovation, the collateral carnage just doesn’t matter. I t’s hard to find a better example of a failed trade law than the Jones Act — which has now slashed US cargo-ship production to just a few vessels a year, while China’s build- ing more than 4,000. President Trump and Congress need to prioritize a repeal of this 100-year-old mistake ASAP. It aimed to boost the US merchant-marine industry by requiring all shipping between US points to use American-made, -owned, -crewed and -flagged vessels. But sky-high US manufacturing costs made other alterna- tives — e.g., imports, land-based transporta- tion — far more economical. So demand for US ships has plummeted, even as building costs soared. Shipyards have closed or become outdated; mariners are in short supply. The entire Jones Act fleet now amounts to just 92 ships. And just 3.9% of domestic US freight is moved by sea, vs. 28% for the European Union. Indeed, the shortage of Liquified Natural Gas tankers that meet Jones Act rules is so se- vere that it’s cheaper for New England to im- port LNG from overseas than buy American. Fact is, the industry in America is nearly dead: The United States now produces less than 1% world’s commercial shipbuilding. “We’ve had the Jones Act for a hundred years and through that entire time the rate of domestic shipbuilding has decreased dec- ade over decade,” notes Jennifer Chen, of Balsa Research, which has tracked the data. That’s also trouble for US military ship- building capacity. The Pentagon has even had to charter foreign ships to transport soldiers, equipment and supplies during conflicts. Imagine if we needed to fight a prolonged war that required both combat and transport ships — and if, say, a blockade prevented de- livery of foreign ships from allies overseas. The Jones Act has been hurting American consumers and jobs and undermining na- tional security for too long. Oceans cover 70% of the Earth’s surface. We need to ramp our ship-building now. Scuttle this outdated law already — and get the country back into ship-shape. I n yet another crucial crackdown on fraud, ICE’s Homeland Security Investigations is at last going after lawyers who file bla- tantly bogus asylum claims — another too- long tolerated abuse of immigration laws. Immigration and Customs Enforcement last week issued a notice to fine attorney Suraj Raj Singh, who runs a nationwide im- migration practice representing mostly In- dian asylum seekers. Alleging that Singh filed 118 cut-and-paste documents across 54 immigration cases, the agency is seeking the maximum fine — nearly $500,000. A month earlier, ICE simi- larly fined attorney Vinod Doddamani over $250,000, alleging he filed 64 fraudulent documents in 32 asylum cases. The fines follow a May directive from DHS General Counsel James Percival order- ing a crackdown on fraudulent asylum claims. The larger claim is that lawyers rou- tinely cut-and-paste the same story of perse- cution into one asylum application after an- other, figuring a tale that worked once will work again and trusting overburdened screeners to not notice. Team Trump has restored real border en- forcement; going after legal sharks who fraudulently exploit the loosened asylum laws is another good step. Perverted Prog ‘Justice’ This Law Protects US Rivals Asylum Fraud Is Also Rampant
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Michigan Exposes Dems’ Moral Morass A NTHONY Fauci, the public health bureaucrat who became the face of America’s botched COVID-19 response, testified last week on Capitol Hill. Except he actually didn’t testify: In an as- tonishing act of hubris and disdain for the countless Americans who bore the brunt of tyrannical COV- ID-era “Faucism,” the mad doctor invoked the Fifth Amendment well over 100 times. It’s an unprecedented defiance of congressional will for a man who’s already received a sweeping presi- dential pardon. Congress would do well to hold Fauci in contempt. Wednesday’s standoff followed Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul’s earlier release of damning excerpts of Fauci’s diary. Those excerpts re- vealed a man obsessed with his bur- geoning self-image. Fauci also harbored grave private doubts about many key COVID-era disputes, such as the virus’ hotly contested origins, on which the longtime bureaucrat otherwise pro- jected a sense of confidence to a wary public. In short, this past week painted a vivid villain-like picture of the pow- er-hungry “elf” who personified pandemic hell for so many. In lecturing Americans to shut up and “trust the science,” Fauci com- mitted the fallacy of scientism: He conflated science with the public good that statesmen are tasked with securing. Moreover, Fauci’s reign of biomedical terror served as a cap- stone on the century-long adminis- trative-state project of empowering Washington elites over the judg- ments of the people. But not every American was tional average. Many blue states that implemented harsh lockdowns and school closures, like New York and New Jersey, fared far worse. Americans voted with their feet, too: Florida recorded the largest an- nual net in-migration between July 2020 and July 2021. Florida, the former swing state that decided the 2000 presidential election by 537 votes, now boasts a Republican governor who won reelection by 19.4% and a Republican superma- jority in both houses of its state leg- islature. None of this would have happened had Florida not assem- bled its own medical team — and ignored Fauci and the feds. And Florida didn’t just vindi- cate itself with the voters and the science; it also vindicated the Founders’ vision of federalism. One-size-fits-all bureaucratic governance from the nation’s capi- tal is incompatible with American constitutionalism and the Ameri- can way of life. As James Madison put it in The Federalist No. 45: “The powers . . . which are to remain in the State governments are numer- ous and indefinite.” Justice Louis D. Brandeis put it memorably in a 1932 Supreme Court dissent: “It is one of the happy incidents of the federal sys- tem that a single courageous State may, if its citizens choose, serve as a laboratory; and try novel social and economic experiments with- out risk to the rest of the country.” That’s exactly what Florida under DeSantis did. As for Fauci? He’s been reduced to ham-fisted legal stunts and temper tantrums. Let’s hope he soon takes those pathetic hysterics to prison. FounDErs’ Fauci Fix equally subjected to Fauci’s over- weening and often-changing dic- tates. We have our Founders to thank for that: Federalism mitigated the burdens of Faucism for Ameri- cans fortunate enough to live in states whose political leadership de- fied biomedical despotism. I would know. I moved to Florida in 2021 in no small part due to the way Gov. Ron DeSantis handled COVID-19. As white-coat tyranny raged and most Americans deferred to those who spoke in the name of “science,” DeSantis did the reading himself and concluded that the dissenters from groupthink orthodoxy were right: COVID-19 didn’t necessitate the draconian policy responses de- manded by the biomedical clerisy. Accordingly, Florida under DeS- antis fully opened its restaurants, bars and beaches in 2020, well be- fore the feds said it was prudent to do so. Florida under DeSantis man- dated that schools open for in-per- son schooling in fall 2020. Florida under DeSantis blocked local gov- ernments, schools and businesses from imposing COVID-19 vaccine mandates in fall 2021. For this, Fauci called DeSantis a “complete disgrace” in his now-ex- posed diary. But the joke’s on him. During the core pandemic years of 2020 through 2022, the Sunshine State had an age-adjusted COVID mortality rate far better than the na- JOSH HAMMER POSTOPINION using Israel as a proxy. In Michigan, a pair of lawmakers are at last acknowledging this hard, inconvenient truth. Rep. Haley Stevens, the establishment pick to represent the Democrats in the Great Lakes State’s Senate race, has taken the gloves off against Abdul El-Sayed, the short-tempered, Jew- baiting Hasan Piker fanboy who boasts a double-digit polling lead ahead of Tuesday’s primary. “Everyone in America under- stands you want to blame all of your problems on Jewish Ameri- cans,” Stevens posited in a scorch- ing tweet Thursday. Rep. Hillary Scholten, a Stevens supporter, went even further, ex- pressing doubt that she’d back El- Sayed if he prevails Aug. 4. “I will not stand beside someone who has allowed distinctly anti-American sentiment to enter our public dia- logue,” she said. It’s heartening to see some Demo- crats, any Democrats, join Fetter- man’s camp. Where’s everyone else? Stevens is desperate and highly motivated; Scholten is an anony- mous congresswoman. Neither has the power to turn their party’s ship around. And those who might be able to move the needle remain un- willing to do so. Take former President Barack Ob- ama, who has never shied away from advising Democrats on what course to take at a pivotal moment. Instead of pushing back against the anti-American revanchists, Ob- ama has signaled his support for them by sanitizing the radicalism of Mayor Mamdani. Perhaps it should come as no surprise that the apology-tour president won’t stand in the breach; he shares too many common convictions with the radicals. The same cannot be said of Sen- ate Minority Leader Chuck Schu- mer, who has described himself as a guardian of the Jewish people. No one could mistake Schumer for Ronald Reagan, but he’s histori- cally stood up for his country and the world order it upholds. Which is what makes his listless response to his party’s descent into J OHN Fetterman is a little less lonely these days, but not because his courage has proven contagious to Democratic elders. The Pennsylvania progressive has been branded a Benedict Arnold for speaking the truth about the ascendant, anti-civilizational forces within his own party. Bernie Sanders “keeps pushing these communists and these . . . awful anti-American people,” Fetterman argued last month after the collapse of Graham Platner’s candidacy in Maine. His “anti-American” modifier was of special import because it cut to the core of the conflict. The Democrats’ bloody civil war isn’t about health care, or immigration, or LGBT issues, or marginal tax rates. It’s about two irreconcilable worldviews: one that celebrates the United States as exceptionally commendable, and the other that scorns it as ex- ceptionally reprehensible — often the fever swamp so dispiriting. Sure, Schumer is supporting Stevens now, just as he threw his weight behind Gov. Janet Mills’ doomed campaign against Platner. But in both races, his boilerplate endorsement state- ments and cash haven’t cut it. Voters are hungry for authenticity and confidence. The anti-American faction projects both: They’re open about their disdain of this country, and secure in their belief that fair is foul and foul is fair. Yet Schumer has refrained from speaking the truth about them — much less refusing them support in general elections. Why should anyone take his endorsement of Stevens seriously after seeing how he bent like a cheap folding chair for Platner? The minority leader is desperate to be majority leader, and El-Sayed is the favorite to represent Demo- crats on the ballot in November. So mum’s the word. Schumer feels impotent, because at this point he is. Throwing money at the problem this late in the game is no substitute for showing moral clarity at the first whiff of these noxious ideas and hateful people. And if you’re expecting prospec- tive 2028 front-runners like Cali- fornia Gov. Gavin Newsom and former Vice President Kamala Harris to push back come cam- paign season, don’t. They’re soul- less, finger-to-the-wind followers interested only in what’s best for their careers. Obama’s content, Schumer’s cra- ven, and the rest of them just don’t care enough to fight the good fight. These spineless weaklings have, for their various reasons, picked the path of least resistance over that of the righteous. But they have underestimated the long-term cost of that calcula- tion. Because the party they’ll be left with will be not misguided, but morally repugnant. ISAAC SCHORR ‘ These spineless weaklings have picked the path of least resistance.’
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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com crew to create their own version, citing the show’s success. “If I were [Netflix CEO] Ted Sar- andos, I would call Scott Pelley and Anderson Cooper, pay them $10 million each, you hire whoever the f you want, including an executive producer, and Netflix will put something out called ‘The Hour,’ ” he said recently. If Owens isn’t able to ink a hefty deal with a streamer, he will need to prepare to make his show on a shoestring budget, said one source who works in the digital video space. Building an audience of subscrib- ers — a notoriously difficult pros- pect — also would be vital to suc- cess, the person added. On YouTube, a video with 1 mil- lion views typically earns around $5,000 in advertising revenue. One million subscribers can bring in up- wards of $1 million a year, and sponsorships can meaningfully in- crease that amount depending on the sponsor. Owens’ efforts come as Weiss has decimated the show’s staff in a bid to update the program and address criticisms that it was marred by left-wing bias. asteigrad@nypost.com Getty Images ‘Astra’ bid UK drugmaker As- traZeneca has been ex- ploring a deal to com- bine with US rival Bristol Myers Squibb, the Financial Times reported on Sunday, citing people familiar with the matter. Yen to aid yen Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Kata- yama will announce on Monday that Tokyo and Washington took joint action in the cur- rency market to arrest the yen’s slide to 40- year lows, two Japa- nese government offi- cials told Reuters. EV sales rev Chinese electric ve- hicle maker BYD’s global sales rose for a third straight month in July, with robust over- seas demand continu- ing to help offset softer conditions in its home market. Air strike Flight attendants at Canada’s WestJet went on strike Sunday after failing to reach a deal with the country’s sec- ond-largest carrier, grounding flights. AI pullback Alphabet’s Google said on Friday it was rolling back an AI im- age-generation feature it had introduced in Google Earth a day earlier, after users shared images that ap- peared to violate the company’s policies. Sources: Reuters BuSineSS BriefS Cecilia Vega, former executive pro- ducer Tanya Simon and senior pro- ducers Guy Campanile, Draggan Mihailovich and Matthew Polevoy, a source with knowledge said. As The Post reported last week, Bilton has struggled to hire senior producers and has used interviews with prospective candidates as “therapy sessions” to vent about his own work conditions. Last week, Bilton announced four “new faces” coming to “60 Min- utes”: Ross Douthat, Sebastian Jun- ger, Gianna Toboni and Trevor Phil- lips, as well as longtime CBS News journo Norah O’Donnell. Some of the hires have been met with skepticism over their broad- cast TV qualifications. Owens shopped the idea of a rival show earlier this year, but hit some snags, including securing money and a platform, sources close to the situation said. In recent weeks, however, fired “60 Minutes” staffers have put to- gether a business plan and pitch deck. The old gang is hoping to produce a documentary-style program for streaming and potentially digital platforms, according to sources. “Rather than a chat show, it will be deeply reported, similar to ‘60 Minutes,’ ” a source said. Still, Owens and his colleagues face a major problem: the stiff costs of producing an investigative news program and the challenge of per- suading deep-pocketed streamers like Netflix, Apple and YouTube — or even a TV network like NBC — to foot the bill. “There isn’t a huge appetite,” from major streaming platforms or broadcast networks for such a show, said one TV agent. Netflix in sights Insiders have speculated that a prime target for the series would be Netflix, the prospective archrival to CBS owner Paramount Skydance and its pending, $110 billion merger partner Warner Bros. Discovery, the owner of HBO Max. “There’s no clamoring on the Net- flix side for overall news,” said one former streaming exec. “But for a tightly done show that isn’t too expensive, maybe it could work.” “Pivot” podcast co-host Scott Gal- loway has been vocal on his show about why Netflix should hire Pel- ley and other former “60 Minutes” By AlexAndrA SteigrAd A former boss of “60 Minutes” wants to launch a rival news series with Scott Pelley and other corre- spondents and producers who have recently exited the iconic show, The Post has learned, but insiders are skeptical whether it can get it off the ground. Bill Owens, who resigned last year as “60 Minutes” executive pro- ducer amid a dustup between CBS and President Trump over how a Kamala Harris interview was ed- ited, is looking to raise around $50 million to fund two years’ worth of in-depth and investigative news segments, sources with knowledge said. The lump sum Owens is seeking would bankroll everything from staffing and production to market- ing and legal, sources added. Still, for the idea to work, the former “60 Minutes” journalists would likely be forced to take a drastic pay cut. “I think they’re asking for too much money,” a source familiar with the plan said. “They’re looking at the old ‘60 Minutes’ model and they’re all used to mega salaries.” Owens declined to comment and other former “60 Minutes” staffers couldn’t be reached for comment, but a source close to Owens denied the plans. Some insiders speculated that a “60 Minutes”-style venture could potentially capitalize on recent up- heaval at the 57-year-old show fol- lowing CBS News’ Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss’ house cleaning in re- cent months. Cry ‘Murder’ A second source said Owens is angling to enlist the bombastic Pel- ley, who was fired in June after he tore into Weiss during a staff meet- ing, claiming she was “murdering ‘60 Minutes.’ ” Indeed, there has been chatter that Pelley’s exit — during which he also slammed the show’s new exec- utive producer, Nick Bilton, telling him he’d “never be welcomed” — was partly a ploy to gin up buzz for an upcoming venture. Owens could also tap other fired “60 Minutes” staffers including ex- correspondents Sharyn Alfonsi and Rather than a chat show, it will be deeply reported, similar to ‘60 Minutes ’ R 0 Minutes.’ — Source watCh out, CBS ‘60 Minutes’ ex-boss looking to start rival Business Showdown Cecilia Vega, former executive pro- be deeply reported, similar to ‘60 Bill Owens (left), who quit as “60 Minutes” executive producer last year, is seeking $50 million and a platform to air a rival news magazine show that would include Scott Pelley (right) and other ousted staffers from the CBS program, sources tell The Post. Follow us on @NYPOSTBIZ @NYPOSTBIZ
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Cap One ire over Don suit Capital One Financial hit back on Friday against a lawsuit over its decision to close the Trump Organiza- tion’s bank accounts years ago, stating that it did so after a review by anti-mon- ey-laundering experts. The disclosure marks the first time a bank has for- mally tied money launder- ing concerns to President Trump’s family business. Capital One is seeking to dismiss the case by casting doubt on claims of illegally debanking — or denying services on religious or po- litical grounds — the Trump Organization. The Trump Organization and Capital One did not im- mediately respond to re- quests for comment. Capital One has never ac- cused the Trump Organiza- tion of money laundering. But Friday’s filing argues that “documents and Plaintiffs’ own allegations make clear that Capital One closed Plaintiffs’ accounts for anti- money laundering (“AML”) reasons. The closures were the result of months of anal- ysis and a careful review by Capital One’s AML team in accordance with bank poli- cies and regulatory gui- dance.” Capital One gave notice of plans to close over 300 Trump-affiliated bank ac- counts in 2021. Reuters OPEC+ OKs output hike OPEC+ approved an oil production quota increase on Sunday of around 188,000 barrels per day from September, the pro- ducer group said, in a move that completes the unwind- ing of a layer of voluntary output cuts. Due to export disruptions from the Gulf, Russia and Ka- zakhstan caused by the Iran and Ukraine wars, successive monthly OPEC+ hikes over most of this year have re- mained largely on paper with little impact on the market. The September increase finishes the phased rollback of a 1.65 million bpd supply cut originally agreed to in 2023. Reuters A LL eyes and ears will be on Vornado Realty Trust’s Tuesday morning earnings call after the REIT posts second-quarter results after mar- kets close on Monday. We assume CEO Steve Roth, President Michael Franco and COO Glen Weiss will address a topic hot- ter than recent leases — namely, Vornado’s role at 350 Park Ave., the planned tower where it’s partners with Rudin and Ken Griffin. Demolition of three buildings is underway on Park Avenue and East 52nd Street for the new sky- scraper, where two Griffin-con- trolled Citadel companies are to be anchor tenants with at least a combined 850,000 square feet. But Griffin’s commitment was tested when Mayor Mamdani gra- tuitously disparaged the Citadel founder for owning a $200 million condo, prompting Griffin — who is personally a partner in the de- velopment — to say he would ex- pand his holdings in south Florida. Vornado had the option to be, as Roth put it in the company’s first- quarter earnings call, “a partici- pant or a seller” in the project. He said Griffin “is the 60% partner, we are a 36% partner and the Rudin family is a 4% partner.” Roth added, “Citadel has to be committed. They will be commit- ted. So I mean, this whole deal is based upon the fact that [Griffin’s companies] will be the anchor ten- ant . . . This whole thing Ken has committed to start, this whole thing will all come together and become very clear in the midsummer.” It will be even more clear this week. In a major expansion, fashion brand Veronica Beard is adding 15,000 square feet of headquarters office space at 26 W. 17th St., bringing its total to 60,000 square feet on four entire floors. CBRE’s David Stockel and Tay- lor Walker represented the land- lord, The Winter Organization. JLL’s T.J. Hochandel and Rob Mar- tin repped the tenant in the re- newal and expansion. ‘High-quality’ space Other tenants in the fully leased, 107,000-square-foot building in- clude Faire Wholesale, Autumn Communications and Scale Mi- crogrids. CBRE has helped lease over 100,000 square feet at the lo- cation over the past three years. Stockel said the Veronica Beard lease “highlights continued demand for high-quality office environ- ments that support collaboration, culture and business expansion.” JAMS, a leading provider of alter- native arbitration and mediation services, is moving to two full floors at 3 Times Square. The lease for over 55,000 square feet brings the Rudin-owned tower to 75% full. The tenant is expected to move from 620 Eighth Ave. in the fourth quarter of 2027. JAMS President/CEO Kimberly Taylor said her firm “has a long- standing presence in New York, and this relocation represents an impor- tant investment in our future here.” Rudin and joint-venture partner Thomson Reuters recently com- pleted a sweeping capital-improve- ment program at the tower. Popular Japanese retail and lifestyle brand MUJI will open its second Brooklyn lo- cation at 100 Flatbush Ave., part of Alloy De- velopment’s five- building block bounded by Flatbush Avenue, Third Avenue and State Street. The 10,000-square-foot store is the lat- est big name in the booming Down- town Brooklyn corridor astride and adjacent to Flatbush Avenue. Alloy landed two other retailers as well — cafe-bakery Winner, led by Michelin-star chef Daniel Eddy, with 2,726 square feet, and Card- Vault by Tom Brady in a 973- square-foot space. MUJI’s first Brooklyn store is in Williamsburg. MUJI USA President Richard Rappaport said, “Every new store is an investment in the communities we serve. Downtown Brooklyn’s continued growth, di- versity and energy make it an ideal place for us to expand.” The “Alloy Block” includes a residential/retail tower at 505 State St., as well as another one under construction at One Third Avenue. The block will eventually have five buildings with over 1,000 apartments, 60,000 square feet of offi- ces, 30,000 square feet of retail and two public schools. SL Green completed two leases at 711 Third Ave. between East 44th and 45th streets. Fidelity National Title Insurance Co. signed a new lease for just un- der 20,000 square feet, while Ack- man Ziff Real Estate Group re- newed on 14,598 square feet. A recent renovation of the mid- century tower designed by William Lescaze & Associates includes a gallery-style lobby showcasing a Hans Hofmann mosaic mural. Vornado watch 350 Park progress a hot topic STEVE CUOZZO REALTY CHECK Popular Japanese retail under construction at One Third Avenue. The public schools. Get more Realty Check at NYPOST.COM Getty, Foster + Partners Tension builds Anticipation is high for Vornado Realty Trust’s expected update on 350 Park Ave., the tower it’s developing with Rudin and Ken Griffin of Citadel (right). Mayor Mamdani recently disparaged Griffin, who then turned his attention to Florida.
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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By DAN MARTIN One Met who won’t be gone by Monday’s trade deadline is Jorge Polanco, who contin- ues to look lost at the plate. He went 0-for-3 with a pair of strikeouts and a walk in a 2-0 loss to the Marlins on Sunday and was booed by the Citi Field crowd after his ninth-inning whiff. Since his return July 7 from a lengthy stint on the injured list, no player with at least 50 plate ap- pearances has been close to as unproductive as Polanco, who is 4-for-51 with a dou- ble, three walks and 18 strikeouts in his past 15 games. “It’s fair to assume, with as much time as he missed, he’s still working back his timing and at the same time, getting to a base where he’s comfortable and confident with his hitting,’’ interim manager Andy Green said. “The re- sults have not materialized.” The Mets are left with little more than hop- ing that getting him away from Citi Field will do the trick. “I’m excited to get him on the road,’’ Green said. “Honestly, just change the environment and maybe getting some early hitting in. We’ll see if we can jump-start him on the next road trip. It’s definitely been a tough stretch for him.” ➤Robert Stock will “be in the conversa- tion” for another start in the Mets rotation, Green said after the right-hander limited the Marlins to one run in five innings in his first major league start since 2021. Stock, 36, came back from thoracic outlet syndrome surgery during the spring and was emotional after his outing. “It felt great,’’ the right-hander said. “To think about where I was a couple months ago, when I couldn’t lift my arm above my head, to be at Citi Field is as much of a dream come true as could be.” Green managed Stock in the majors in San Diego earlier in their careers and called Stock’s solid 70-pitch performance “really impressive.” ➤MJ Melendez was designated for as- signment to open a spot on the 40-man ros- ter. The 27-year-old signed a one-year deal in the offseason and initially was expected to compete for an outfield spot. He’s been supplanted by rookies Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing and had been with Triple-A Syracuse since late June. The Mets needed to open two spots on the 40-man Sunday for right-hander Stock and righty Bryce Conley. Right-hander Kevin Herget was also des- ignated for assignment and Jonathan Pin- taro was optioned to Syracuse. ➤The Mets claimed catcher Shawn Ross off waivers from the Pirates. The 26-year-old appeared in two games with Pittsburgh this season before being designated for assign- ment last week. Joey Gerver was designated for assignment to open a spot for Ross. Polanco still looking lost since return METS NOTES NOTICES EMPLOYMENT PROFESSIONAL S&P OpCo LLC seeks a Senior Analyst, Global Research & Design in New 9ork, N9 to perform portfolio construction, back testing, and quantitative analysis of various index strategies. 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All of the reqd exp musthv incld exp w/ indstrl engg anlysis w/i mnfctrng, food prdctn, or wrhse fulfllmnt envrnmnt; leadng complx, crss- fnctnl engg prjcts usng strctrd prjct mgmt methdlgs; autmtn systm dsgn, evaltn, or intgrtn wthn a distrbtn or prdctn faclty; Warehouse Mgmt Systms (WMS) & Warehouse Cntrl Systms (WCS); servng as a sbjct mttr exprt on matrl handlng systms & convyr systms; devlpng & applyng MOST (Maynard Opratn Sequence Tchnque) modls & labr standrds; Lean Six Sigma methdlgs & contnuous imprvmnt framwrks; perfrmng advncd data anlysis usng Excel & SQL; & techncl leadrshp or sprvsn of engnrng prfssnls.Salary: $130,499/yr. E-mail résumé to: meggan.bird@hellofresh.com. Ref. #80. UBS Business Solutions US LLC has the following positions in Weehawken, NJ. Associate Director, Engineer to Analyze and understand business and technical stories, write code, implement automated tests, contribute to release and iteration planning, and develop the working practices of the team. Requires B³Çyrs. exp. Can work hybrid (In-offi ce/remote). (ref. code(s) 0015È4: $149,800-$202,000). Qualified Applicants apply through SH-ProfRecruitingcc@ubs.com. Please reference 0015È4. NO CALLS PLEASE. EOE/M/F/D/6. #LI-DNP. The expected salary range(s) for this role as of the date of this posting is/are based on factors including, but not limited to, experience, qualifications, education, location and skill level. This role may also be eligible for dis- cretionary incentive compensation. For benefits information, please visit ubs.com/usbenefits Nomura Securities International, Inc. (N9, N9) seeks Managing Director, Co-Head Consumer/Retail Group Americas, Investment Banking. Reqs Bach in Bus Admin, Finance or Law ³5yrs exp in pos offrd or as Sr Bank- er, Director or Managng Director in invstmnt bankng. All reqd exp mustv incld wrkng w/in consumr prdcts & srvces sectrs acrss invstmt bankng; executng cross-bordr & lrge/ med-sized transctns from originatn to closure; dvlpng new bus; leadng rvw & presentn of cmplx finc½l modelng & valuatn anlys (publc & privte M&A transactns, restructrng, d ebt/lvrage anlys, IPO exits); mngng & leadng extnsve operatng & finc½l/ accntng due dilgnce prcesses incl condctng rsrch & rvwng finc½l statemts; leadng commncatns w/ clnts at mult seniorty lvls & potential acquirers/invstrs on buy-side/ sell-side M&A, publc exit & privte captl raise opprtunties; overseeng prep of materials to high-lvl execs, along w/ conductng presentn durng Bd Mtgs & c-suite exec mtgs. At least 2yrs of reqd exp mustv incld ovrseeng wrk of Mngng Dirctrs/Dirctrs, 6Ps, Assoc &/or Anlysts in Consumr/Retail sectr covrage team. Reqs FINRA SIE, Ser 24, È3 & Ç9). Dmstc & int½l travl reqd apprx 35¯ of time for clnt mtgs & industry confrncs. #LI-DNI. Salary: $450,000/yr. Email res to rashele.skinner@nomura.com. Ref. #01495. UBS Securities LLC has the following positions in New 9ork, N9. Associate Director, Structurer to R&D, pricing and marketing of structured prod- ucts linked to Equity, Commodity, F8 and Rates. Requires M³2yrs. exp. (ref. code(s) 002303: $1È0000 - $225000). Qualified Applicants apply through SH-ProfRecruitingcc@ubs. com. Please reference 002303. NO CALLS PLEASE. EOE/M/F/D/6. #LI-DNP. The expected salary range(s) for this role as of the date of this posting is/are based on factors including, but not limited to, experi- ence, qualifications, education, loca- tion and skill level. This role may also be eligible for discretionary incen- tive compensation. For benefits information, please visit ubs.com/ usbenefits Santander US Capital Markets LLC (N9, N9) seeks Equity Sales Associate III. Reqs Bach in Finance, Finc½l Mgmt, Econmcs or Bus Admin ³5yrs prgrssv post-Bach exp in offrd pos or as Equity Rsrch Anlyst or Equity Prdct Specialst in bankng/finance sectr. All reqd exp mustv incld executng US captl mrkts trnsctns (IPOs, follow- ons & secndry offrngs) involvng LatAm issuers usng knwldg of US- LATAM cross-bordr regs & mrkt strctures & Mexicn stock mrkt; origntng sr clnt rltnshps w/ instutnl invstrs in US & Canada & providng them w/ info & svcs reg equity invstmts to maxmze rtrns; dvlpng & mngng rltnshps w/ instutnl invstrs based in LatAm (Mex, Chile, Peru, Colombia): incl famly offces, pension funds, hdge funds & asset mgrs; monitrng regnl finc½l mrkts, genratng trade ideas & supptng invstr decsn-makng usng Blmbrg Trmnl; & usng CRM Salesfrce, CorpAxe & Dealogc to anlyze clnt data, drive revenue genratn & mng corp access logstcs. FINRA licenses (SIE, Ser ÇTO & Ser È3) req. Pos reqs apprx 40-50¯ domstc & intl travl for clnt mtgs & to cndct on-the-ground rsrch. #LI-DNI. Salary: $225,000/yr. Email rés to Christianne.Harpster@ santander.us. Ref #49. UBS Business Solutions US LLC has the following positions in Weehawken, NJ. Associate Director, Business Manager to Serve as pri- mary aide to the respective business and coordinate the supporting streams including functionally controlling the interfaces to Finance, Operating Management, 6endor Management, HR, Legal, and Com- pliance. Requires M³2yrs. exp. Can work hybrid (In-office/remote). (ref. code(s) 0018Ç3: $133,500-$1ÈÇ,000). Qualified Applicants apply through SH-ProfRecruitingcc@ubs.com. Please reference 0018Ç3. NO CALLS PLEASE. EOE/M/F/D/6. #LI-DNP. The expected salary range(s) for this role as of the date of this posting is/are based on factors including, but not limited to, experience, qualifications, education, location and skill level. This role may also be eligible for dis- cretionary incentive compensation. For benefits information, please visit ubs.com/usbenefits UBS Business Solutions US LLC has the following positions in Weehawken, NJ. Authorized Officer, Financial Crime Surveillance Officer to Act as a second line of defense challenge function with mandates to perform risk-based monitoring, sur- veillance, and control activities over a wide range of business activities. Requires B³3yrs. exp. Can work hybrid (In-office/remote). (ref. code(s) 00231È: $82000 - $118000). Qualified Applicants apply through SH-ProfRecruitingcc@ubs.com. Please reference 00231È. NO CALLS PLEASE. EOE/M/F/D/6. #LI-DNP. The expected salary range(s) for this role as of the date of this posting is/are based on factors including, but not limited to, experience, qualifications, education, location and skill level. This role may also be eligible for dis- cretionary incentive compensation. For benefits information, please visit ubs.com/usbenefits UBS Business Solutions US LLC has the following positions in Weehawken, NJ. Associate Director, Engineer, STAAT to Develop applica- tions, including analyzing stories, writing code, implementing automated tests, and contributing to release and iteration planning. Requires B³10yrs. exp. Can work hy- brid (In-office/remote). (ref. code(s) 00155È: $15È,954-$202,000). Qualified Applicants apply through SH-ProfRecruitingcc@ubs.com. Please reference 00155È. NO CALLS PLEASE. EOE/M/F/D/6. #LI-DNP. The expected salary range(s) for this role as of the date of this posting is/are based on factors including, but not limited to, experience, qualifications, education, location and skill level. This role may also be eligible for dis- cretionary incentive compensation. For benefits information, please visit ubs.com/usbenefits ensho Technologies LLC seeks a Machine Learning Engineer in New 9ork, N9 to identify, research, prototype, and build predictive data-driven products based on stat- istical analysis and machine learning. Telecommuting permitted within normal commuting distance of New 9ork, N9 office. REQ: Master½s degree in Comp Sci, Stats, Data Sci, or relat- ed quant field plus 1 yr exp w/ deployment and machine learning operations. Anticipated base salary range for position is $209,000 to $250,300. Final base salary for role will be based on individual½s geo- graphic location, as well as experi- ence level, skill set, training, licenses & certifications. In addition to base compensation, this role is eligible for an annual incentive plan. This role is eligible to receive additional S&P Global benefits. For more informa- tion on the benefits we provide to our employees, please see: https://spgbenefits.com/benefit- summaries/us. Resume to PeopleMovementSupport@ spglobal.com, ref #330832 (Machine Learning Engineer). TECH CAREERS Markit North America, Inc. seeks a Product Specialist, IT Service Opera- tions in New 9ork, N9 to provide support and consultancy services to clients for resolution of software and data issues. Hybrid work schedule. On days not in office, telecommuting permitted within normal commuting distance of New 9ork, N9 office. REQ: Bachelor½s in Electronic Engg, Info Sys, Comp Sci plus 5 yrs exp w/ corporate actions lifecycle. Anticipated base salary range is $150,550 to $20È,350. Final base salary for role will be based on individual½s geographic location, as well as experience level, skill set, training, licenses & certifications. In addition to base compensation, this role is eligible for an annual incentive plan. This role is eligible to receive additional S&P Global bene- fits. For more information on the benefits we provide to our employ- ees, please see: https://spgbenefits. com/benefit-summaries/us. Resume to PeopleMovementSupport@ spglobal.com, ref #330801 (Product Specialist, IT Service Operations). S&P OpCo LLC seeks a Manager, Cloud Engineering in New 9ork, N9 to engineer storage solutions and content replication to meet performance requirements. Telecommuting permitted from anywhere in U.S. REQ: Bachelor½s in Comp Sci, Info Tech, or related IT field plus 5 yrs exp w/ data centers and deployment of large-scale IT infrastructure. Anticipated base sal- ary range for position is $190,Ç35 to $20È,350. Final base salary for role will be based on individual½s geo- graphic location, as well as experi- ence level, skill set, training, licenses & certifications. In addition to base compensation, this role is eligible for an annual incentive plan. This role is eligible to receive additional S&P Global benefits. For more informa- tion on the benefits we provide to our employees, please see: https://spgbenefits.com/benefit- summaries/us. Resume to PeopleMovementSupport@ spglobal.com, ref #330Ç99 (Manager, Cloud Engineering). FORECLOSURE NOTICES N"/ICE " SALE SUPREME COURT COUNT9 OF QUEENS, AMIDA SPECIAL OPPORTUNIT9 IN6ESTMENTS, LLC, Plaintiff, vs. MA<AL FARMERS GROUP LLC, ET AL., Defendant(s). Pursuant to a Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale Commercial Foreclosure duly entered on June 22, 202È, I, the undersigned Referee will sell at public auction at the Queens County Supreme Courthouse, on the second floor in Courtroom 25, 88-11 Sutphin Boulevard, Jamaica, N9 11435 on August 21, 202È at 10:00 a.m., premises known as 113-50 Farmers Boulevard, 113-52 Farmers Boulevard, 189-35 Murdock Avenue and 189-33 Murdock Avenue, St. Albans, N9 11412. 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Cristina Bucsa, Spain, 1244 DP World Tour Schedule July 9-12 — Genesis Scottish Open (Tom Kim) July 16-19 — The Open Championship (Ryan Fox) July 16-19 — Corales Puntacana Championship (Stefano Mazzoli) Aug. 13-16 — Danish Golf Championship, Kerteminde Aug. 20-23 — Nexo Championship, Aberdeen, United Kingdom Aug. 27-30 — Husqvarna British Masters hosted by Sir Nick Faldo, Sutton Coldfield, United Kingdom Sept. 3-6 — Omega European Masters, Crans-Montana, Switzerland Sept. 10-13 — Amgen Irish Open, Clare, Ireland FIRST-1 mile 1 fur; $100,000; mdn spl wt; 3up (f&m) Silly Season (Prat) 7.06 3.96 3.02 Lyn's Legacy (Franco) 3.48 2.86 Rosemont Garden (Castellno) 7.68 Scr: Promise Me Amelody • $1 Exacta (8-1) $11.04 • $0.1 Superfecta (8- 1-6-3) $36.92 • $0.5 Trifecta (8-1-6) $64.89 • $1 Exacta (8-1) $11.04 • $0.1 Show (8-1-6-3) $36.92 • $0.5 Trifecta (8-1-6) $64.89 SECOND-6½ fur; $110,000; alc opt cl($45,000); 3up (f&m) Hot Currncy (Frnc) 3.26 2.26 2.10 Grace nd Grt (Rodrguez) 2.90 2.30 Nina Kay (Lezcano) 3.24 Scr: Kay Cup • $1 Daily Double (8-2) $7.32 • $1 Exacta (2- 6) $3.08 • $1 Quinella (2-6) $2.98 • $0.1 Superfecta (2-6-1-7) $3.33 • $0.5 Trifecta (2- 6-1) $5.07 • $1 Daily Double (8-2) $7.32 • $1 Exacta (2-6) $3.08 • $1 Quinella (2-6) $2.98 • $0.1 Show (2-6-1-7) $3.33 • $0.5 Trifecta (2-6- 1) $5.07 THIRD-6 fur; $52,000; soc($16,000-$20,000); 4up Norwch (SantnJr.) 7.66 3.74 3.02 Shoot the Nickel (Prat) 3.64 2.68 Burninhunkoflove (Ortiz) 4.14 • $1 Pick 3 (8-2-2) $19.72 • $1 Daily Double (2-2) $6.22 • $1 Exacta (2-5) $15.36 • $0.1 Superfecta (2-5-1-3) $36.22 • $0.5 Trifecta (2- 5-1) $32.31 • $1 Pick 3 (8-2-2) $19.72 • $1 Daily Double (2-2) $6.22 • $1 Exacta (2-5) $15.36 • $0.1 Show (2-5-1-3) $36.22 • $0.5 Trifecta (2-5-1) $32.31 FOURTH-1 mile 1 fur; $78,000; soc($55,000- $45,000); 3up (f&m) Dvdnd Rcp (Frnco) 5.22 2.74 2.32 Lady Orient (Ortiz) 3.50 2.86 Bryant and Cooper (Lezcano) 3.62 Scr: That's Funny, Royal Bobbie, Karey • $1 Pick 3 (2-2-5) $12.17 • $1 Daily Double (2-5) $9.40 • $1 Exacta (5-3) $6.61 • $1 Quinella (3-5) $4.29 • $0.1 Superfecta (5-3-6- 9) $22.85 • $0.5 Trifecta (5-3-6) $16.36 • $1 Pick 3 (2-2-5) $12.17 • $1 Daily Double (2-5) $9.40 • $1 Exacta (5-3) $6.61 • $1 Quinella (3- 5) $4.29 • $0.1 Show (5-3-6-9) $22.85 • $0.5 Trifecta (5-3-6) $16.36 FIFTH-1 1/16 mile; $70,000; st alc($50,000); 3up Sx Fortyfve (Saez) 14.00 5.92 3.64 Coach Case (Prat) 3.20 2.80 Final Denile (Franco) 2.94 Scr: Peyton, Takahama, Calling Card, Big Brooklyn, Lady Wisdom • $1 Pick 3 (2-5-4) $85.01 • $0.5 Pick 4 (2/3-2- 5/10/11/12-4) $98.08 • $0.5 Pick 5 (8-2/3-2- 5/10/11/12-4) $356.02 • $1 Daily Double (5-4) $28.63 • $1 Exacta (4-9) $30.63 • $0.1 Superfecta (4-9-7-2) $85.37 • $0.5 Trifecta (4- 9-7) $40.25 • $1 Pick 3 (2-5-4) $85.01 • $0.5 Pick 4 (2/3-2-5/10/11/12-4) $98.08 • $0.5 Pick 5 (8-2/3-2-5/10/11/12-4) $356.02 • $1 Daily Double (5-4) $28.63 • $1 Exacta (4-9) $30.63 • $0.1 Show (4-9-7-2) $85.37 • $0.5 Trifecta (4- 9-7) $40.25 SIXTH-7 fur; $100,000; mdn spl wt; 3up Musc n Mtn (Ortz) 9.00 3.44 2.60 Modest Maclen (OrtzJr.) 2.96 2.52 Bossofeverything (SantanaJr.) 3.36 • $1 Pick 3 (5-4-3) $117.23 • $1 Daily Double (4-3) $38.78 • $1 Exacta (3-8) $11.77 • $0.1 Superfecta (3-8-1-5) $15.70 • $0.5 Trifecta (3- 8-1) $25.70 • $1 Pick 3 (5-4-3) $117.23 • $1 Daily Double (4-3) $38.78 • $1 Exacta (3-8) $11.77 • $0.1 Show (3-8-1-5) $15.70 • $0.5 Trifecta (3-8-1) $25.70 SEVENTH-5½ fur; $130,000; alc opt cl($110,000); 4up Crdtwrthy (OrtzJr.) 6.38 3.78 2.70 Clock Tower (Davis) 5.64 3.74 Nobals (Prat) 3.12 Scr: Acoustic Ave, Souper Tuscan, Gunmetal • $1 Pick 3 (4-3-1) $135.10 • $0.5 Pick 4 (5/10/11/12-4-3-1/10/11/12) $194.27 • $0.5 Pick 5 (2-5/10/11/12-4-3-1/10/11/12) $964.56 • $1 Daily Double (3-1) $20.57 • $1 Exacta (1- 4) $17.44 • $0.1 Superfecta (1-4-2-6) $110.42 • $0.5 Trifecta (1-4-2) $33.17 • $1 Pick 3 (4-3- 1) $135.10 • $0.5 Pick 4 (5/10/11/12-4-3- 1/10/11/12) $194.27 • $0.5 Pick 5 (2- 5/10/11/12-4-3-1/10/11/12) $964.56 • $1 Daily Double (3-1) $20.57 • $1 Exacta (1-4) $17.44 • $0.1 Show (1-4-2-6) $110.42 • $0.5 Trifecta (1-4-2) $33.17 EIGHTH-1½ mile; $250,000; stk; 4up (f&m) Survie (IRE) (Prat) 6.88 4.44 3.34 Storm Mm (IRE) (Vlzquz) 18.02 8.98 Allurng Angel (GB) (Crmouch) 7.48 Scr: Bernietakescharge, Bellezza (IRE) • $1 Pick 3 (3-1-6) $62.90 • $1 Daily Double (1-6) $16.19 • $1 Exacta (6-5) $62.54 • $0.1 Superfecta (6-5-1-7) $335.69 • $0.5 Trifecta (6-5-1) $254.74 • $1 Pick 3 (3-1-6) $62.90 • $1 Daily Double (1-6) $16.19 • $1 Exacta (6-5) $62.54 • $0.1 Show (6-5-1-7) $335.69 • $0.5 Trifecta (6-5-1) $254.74 NINTH-1 mile 1 fur; $150,000; stk; 3YO Sea Strike (Prat) 13.62 4.94 3.98 Chef Wallabee (Alvardo) 2.38 2.12 Gulfy (Carmouche) 5.20 Scr: Fulmine • $1 Pick 3 (1-6-5) $109.19 • $0.5 Pick 5 (4-3- 1/10/11/12-3/6/11-5) $3279.71 • $1 Daily Double (6-5) $28.95 • $1 Exacta (5-6) $17.96 • $0.1 Superfecta (5-6-1-8) $109.79 • $0.5 Trifecta (5-6-1) $69.88 • $1 Pick 3 (1-6-5) $109.19 • $0.5 Pick 5 (4-3-1/10/11/12-3/6/11- 5) $3279.71 • $1 Daily Double (6-5) $28.95 • $1 Exacta (5-6) $17.96 • $0.1 Show (5-6-1-8) $109.79 • $0.5 Trifecta (5-6-1) $69.88 TENTH-6½ fur; $225,000; stk; 2YO F Stress Rlf (Alvrdo) 14.22 7.40 4.26 Lumnous Beuty (Morlos) 13.58 6.74 Scarlett Begonia (Ortiz,Jr.) 3.34 • $1 Grand Slam (1/2/4-1/5/6-1/5/6-8) $49.46 • $1 Pick 3 (6-5-8) $236.76 • $0.5 Pick 5 ((X- COUNTRY P5) 8-6-6-5-8) $18919.21 • $1 Daily Double (5-8) $79.00 • $1 Exacta (8-5) $91.17 • $0.1 Superfecta (8-5-6-1) $571.51 • $0.5 Trifecta (8-5-6) $269.93 • $1 Pick 3 (6-5-8) $236.76 • $0.5 Pick 5 ((X-COUNTRY P5) 8-6-6- 5-8) $18919.21 • $1 Daily Double (5-8) $79.00 • $1 Exacta (8-5) $91.17 • $0.1 Show (8-5-6- 1) $571.51 • $0.5 Trifecta (8-5-6) $269.93 • $1 Place Pick 9 (1/2/4-1/5/6-1/5/6-8) $49.46 ELEVENTH-6 fur; $50,000; mdn clm($35,000); 3up (f&m) Bouquetry (Davis) 6.80 3.50 2.76 10 Starshp Lzzy (Castellno) 5.12 3.48 All Bright (Davis) 3.56 Scr: Quell, Camartina, Peggie Castle • $1 Pick 6 (3-1-6-5-8-3) $177.62 • $1 Pick 6 (3-1-6-5-8-3) $16682.32 • $1 Consolation Pick 3 (5-8-6) $52.31 • $1 Pick 3 (5-8-3) $235.51 • $0.5 Pick 4 (3/6/11-5-8-1/3/6/9) $434.47 • $0.5 Pick 5 (1-6-5-8-3) $2938.04 • $1 Daily Double (8-3) $31.23 • $1 Exacta (3-10) $24.82 • $0.1 Superfecta (3-10-4-2) $29.70 • $0.5 Trifecta (3-10-4) $63.48 • $1 Consolation Double (8-6) $7.48 • $1 Pick 3 (5-8-3) $235.51 • $0.5 Pick 4 (3/6/11-5-8-1/3/6/9) $434.47 • $0.5 Pick 5 (1-6-5-8-3) $2938.04 • $1 Pick 6 (3- 1-6-5-8-3) $177.62 • $1 Pick 6 (3-1-6-5-8-3) $16682.32 • $1 Daily Double (8-3) $31.23 • $1 Exacta (3-10) $24.82 • $1 Consolidation Pick- 3 (5-8-6) $52.31 • $0.1 Show (3-10-4-2) $29.70 • $0.5 Trifecta (3-10-4) $63.48 • $1 Consolation Double (8-6) $7.48 Saratoga Results By GREG JOYCE CHICAGO — A morning after what seemed inevita- ble actually came to frui- tion — the Dodgers acquir- ing Tarik Skubal — the Yan- kees more or less shrugged. “Not shocked,” manager Aaron Boone said. “You knew Skubal, it seemed like he was available the last few days. So not shocked, knowing the sys- tem the Dodgers had.” The Yankees and Brew- ers were viewed as the other two teams at the fin- ish line trying to land the Tigers ace, The Post’s Joel Sherman and Jon Heyman reported. Instead, the rich got richer as Skubal went to the two-time defending World Series champions to bolster a stacked rotation. The Yankees’ biggest need is bats, but in a market not flush with difference- making hitters, they could have hammered a strength by upgrading their rota- tion. As it is, they hope to enter a playoff series with a rotation of Cam Schlittler, Max Fried and Gerrit Cole, with Carlos Rodón (if he can get healthy) and Ryan Weathers or Will Warren in the wings. “I think we have a great rotation,” Schlittler said. “Good for [the Dodgers], really. I don’t really have an opinion on it. I don’t really care that much. Good for them. We still got a job to do. Got a lot to focus on be- fore even worrying about playing that team again. “I still like our chances, fully healthy, against a lineup like that and a rota- tion like that. I don’t know anything about the pros- pects really, but yeah, good for the Dodgers, I guess.” To acquire Skubal, the Dodgers sent a trio of prospects — outfielder Zy- hir Hope and pitchers River Ryan and Brady Smith — to the Tigers, who are 2 ¹/₂ games back of the final AL wild card. “They’re playing by the rules,” Boone said. “They’re trying to better their team. Every team has decisions to make this time of year, where we’re deal- ing with a bunch of teams deciding if they’re buyers, they’re sellers or some- where in between. Clearly, they’re buyers this year.” Yanks not shocked Dodgers landed yet another ace By CHRISTIAN ARNOLD Before Luis García Jr. puts on a Yankees uni- form, he said his good- byes to the city he called home for seven seasons in a post on social media. García was traded to the Yankees on Sunday after- noon in a deal with the Nationals that included pitchers Yovanny Cruz, Jake Bird and prospects Ben Grable and Jack Ce- bert going to Washington. The move was an emo- tional one for García, who signed with the Nationals as an international free agent in 2016 and made his MLB debut in 2020. In a lengthy post on In- stagram, which included a number of photos from his time with the Nation- als, he thanked Washing- ton and said that he wanted to “express my heartfelt gratitude” to the organization for “believ- ing in me.” “To everyone through- out the organization— from the front office, coaches, trainers, medical staff, clubhouse staff, and all those who work be- hind the scenes—thank you for your guidance, support, and commitment throughout my journey,” García wrote. “I have grown not only as a player but also as a person be- cause of the incredible people I had the privilege of being around every day. “To my teammates, thank you for the memo- ries, the battles, and the brotherhood we shared on and off the field. Those moments will stay with me forever.” carnold1@nypost.com New Bomber shares heartfelt DC farewell NWSL W L T Pts GF GA Gotham FC Washington Utah Royals FC San Diego Kansas City Portland N. Carolina Angel City Seattle Orlando Denver Summit FC Boston Legacy FC Houston Bay FC Louisville 4 11 Chicago 4 13 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Sunday San Diego 1, Washington 0 Utah Royals FC 5, Portland 1 Boston Legacy FC 1, Denver Summit FC 1, tie Wednesday North Carolina at Denver Summit FC, 10pm Friday Louisville at Orlando, 7pm San Diego at Gotham FC, 8pm Saturday Utah Royals FC at Denver Summit FC, 4pm North Carolina at Washington, 6:30pm Kansas City at Houston, 8:45pm Sunday, August 9 Portland at Boston Legacy FC, 4pm Bay FC at Chicago, 7pm Angel City at Seattle, 9pm
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com 36 AL Standings East W L Pct. GB WGB L10 Streak Home Away Tampa Bay .586 — — 6-4 L-1 41-18 24-28 Yankees .563 2½ +6½ 6-4 W-1 26-23 37-26 Boston .541 +4 8-2 W-5 25-29 35-22 Baltimore .482 11½ 2½ 5-5 L-2 30-29 24-29 Toronto .464 13½ 4½ 6-4 L-1 28-31 24-29 Central W L Pct. GB WGB L10 Streak Home Away Chicago .532 — — 5-5 W-1 34-21 25-31 Cleveland .504 — 3-7 W-1 28-28 29-28 Minnesota .496 6-4 L-2 30-27 26-30 Detroit .482 5½ 2½ 6-4 W-3 30-27 24-31 Kansas City .407 14 3-7 L-4 26-27 20-40 West W L Pct. GB WGB L10 Streak Home Away Houston .513 — — 9-1 W-6 29-27 29-28 Texas .491 2½ 1½ 4-6 L-5 28-25 27-32 Seattle .487 4-6 W-2 32-24 23-34 Athletics .402 12½ 11½ 2-8 L-5 21-36 24-31 Los Angeles .384 14½ 13½ 2-8 W-1 25-33 18-36 WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race Sunday Yankees 2, Cubs 1 Philadelphia 8, Baltimore 0, 6 inn. St. Louis 5, Toronto 1 Cleveland 5, Arizona 0 White Sox 9, Tampa Bay 1 Houston 7, Texas 3 Colorado 8, Kansas City 1 L.A. Angels 3, Milwaukee 0 Seattle 7, Minnesota 6 Detroit 11, Athletics 0 Boston 8, L.A. Dodgers 4 Monday St. Louis at Yankees, 7:05 San Francisco at Texas, 8:05 Toronto at Houston, 8:10 Tampa Bay at Colorado, 8:40 NL Standings East W L Pct. GB WGB L10 Streak Home Away Atlanta .598 — — 7-3 W-5 36-20 31-25 Philadelphia .527 — 3-7 W-2 28-27 31-26 Miami .513 9½ 1½ 6-4 W-3 34-23 24-32 Washington .487 12½ 4½ 3-7 L-5 23-34 32-24 Mets .416 20½ 12½ 4-6 L-3 25-34 22-32 Central W L Pct. GB WGB L10 Streak Home Away Milwaukee .622 — — 6-4 L-1 36-20 33-22 Chicago .563 6½ +4 6-4 L-1 31-24 32-25 Pittsburgh .496 14 3½ 3-7 L-1 29-28 27-29 St. Louis .491 14½ 3-7 W-1 28-32 27-25 Cincinnati .477 16 5½ 6-4 W-1 26-31 27-27 West W L Pct. GB WGB L10 Streak Home Away Los Angeles .616 — — 5-5 L-3 33-23 36-20 Arizona .527 10 — 6-4 L-1 31-22 28-31 San Diego .518 11 8-2 W-3 32-25 26-29 San Francisco .420 22 5-5 L-3 26-27 21-38 Colorado .402 24 5-5 W-3 27-29 18-38 WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race Sunday Miami 2, Mets 0 Yankees 2, Cubs 1 Philadelphia 8, Baltimore 0, 6 inn. Atlanta 4, Washington 2 St. Louis 5, Toronto 1 Cleveland 5, Arizona 0 Cincinnati 10, Pittsburgh 2 Colorado 8, Kansas City 1 L.A. Angels 3, Milwaukee 0 San Diego 5, San Francisco 4 Boston 8, L.A. Dodgers 4 Monday St. Louis at Yankees, 7:05 Washington at Philadelphia, 6:40 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 7:40 L.A. Dodgers at Cubs, 8:05 San Francisco at Texas, 8:05 Tampa Bay at Colorado, 8:40 San Diego at Arizona, 9:40 Braves 4, Nationals 2 Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg Wood rf 1 .266 Lile lf 1 .248 Crews cf 0 .226 Abrams ss 3 .287 Ruiz c 0 .261 Ford ph-c 0 .167 Tena dh 2 .244 Nuñez 2b 2 .240 Vivas 3b 0 .241 Chaparro 1b 0 .220 House 1b 2 .231 Totals 5 11 Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg Baldwin c 0 .272 Acuña dh 2 .240 Olson 1b 0 .266 Harris cf 0 .287 Albies 2b 0 .263 Dubón lf 0 .261 Yastrzemski rf 0 .232 White rf 0 .233 Riley 3b 1 .216 Jarvis ss 1 .263 Totals Washington 000 200 000 — 2 4 2 Atlanta 001 110 10x — 4 7 0 E: Abrams (19), Ribalta (1). LOB: Washington 7, Atlanta 2. 2B: Riley (16). HR: Yastrzemski (8), off Cavalli; Olson (31), off Cavalli. RBIs: Chaparro (21), Wood (73), Yastrzemski 2 (32), Olson (69). SB: Nuñez (40), Lile (11). SF: Wood, Yastrzemski. Runners left in scoring position: Washington 4 (Abrams, Lile, Chaparro 2); Atlanta 1 (Albies). RISP: Washington 1 for 6; Atlanta 0 for 3. DP: Washington 2 (Abrams, Nuñez, Chaparro; Nuñez, Abrams, House); Atlanta 1 (Riley, Albies, Olson). Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cavalli, L, 8-5 6.0 90 3.52 Ribalta 1.0 17 3.58 Kranick 1.0 5 9.53 Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Ritchie 4.0 81 4.50 Dodd, W, 3-1 1.0 16 2.14 Fuentes, H, 12 2.0 22 2.49 Lee, H, 23 1.0 12 2.12 Iglesias, S, 24-26 1.0 17 2.25 T: 2:22. A: 27,143 (41,149). Marlins 2, Mets 0 Miami AB R H BI BB SO Avg Hicks dh 1 .282 Stowers 1b 2 .234 Lopez ss 0 .321 Edwards 2b 0 .287 Conine lf 2 .270 Marsee cf 0 .197 Caissie rf 1 .235 Mack c 1 .245 Sanoja 3b 0 .264 Ruiz cf-lf 0 .260 Totals Mets AB R H BI BB SO Avg Ewing lf 0 .263 Lindor ss 0 .238 Bichette 3b 2 .254 Benge rf 0 .264 Robert cf 2 .197 Young 1b 1 .249 Semien 2b 0 .212 Polanco dh 2 .131 Alvarez c 1 .255 Taylor pr 0 .241 Totals Miami 000 010 001 — 2 5 0 Mets 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 LOB: Miami 3, New York 10. 2B: Alvarez (9), Young (9), Lindor (6). HR: Mack (11), off Stock. RBIs: Mack (33), Edwards (41). SB: Ruiz (27), Lopez (23). CS: Edwards (5). Runners left in scoring position: Miami 2 (Hicks, Stowers); New York 7 (Ewing 4, Robert, Lindor, Young). RISP: Miami 1 for 3; New York 0 for 12. Runners moved up: Benge. Miami IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Alcantra, W, 12-6 6.0 5 102 3.68 Petersen, H, 18 1.0 19 3.13 Zuber, H, 7 1.0 9 4.19 Fairbnks, S, 17-20 1.0 21 6.37 Mets IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Stock, L, 0-1 5.0 70 1.80 Raley 1.0 8 1.96 Weaver 1.0 9 1.84 Brazobán 1.0 24 2.56 Williams 1.0 14 4.30 T: 2:39. A: 32,109 (42,136). White Sox 9, Rays 1 Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg Antonacci lf 0 .274 Murakami 1b 2 .244 Acuña pr-ss 0 .241 Vargas 3b-1b 1 .237 C.Montgomery ss-3b 4 .215 Benintendi dh 0 .246 Peters cf 1 .267 Meidroth 2b 0 .273 Pereira rf 1 .225 Romo c 3 .134 Totals 2 12 Tampa Bay AB R H BI BB SO Avg Díaz dh 1 .301 Palacios ph 1 .225 Aranda 1b 1 .280 Caminero 3b 0 .282 Vilade 2b 0 .257 Simpson lf 0 .296 DeLuca rf 0 .263 Williamson ss 0 .248 Mullins cf 2 .201 Fortes c 0 .278 Totals 1 11 Chicago 200 102 004 — 9 9 2 Tampa Bay 000 000 001 — 1 11 2 E: Murakami (3), C.Montgomery (9), Vilade (2), Jax (3). LOB: Chicago 4, Tampa Bay 10. 2B: C.Montgomery (18), Pereira (5), Murakami (10), Fortes (14). HR: Benintendi (12), off Jax; Pereira (4), off Cook; Vargas (24), off Roycroft; Williamson (3), off Davitt. RBIs: Benintendi (57), Pereira 4 (11), Vargas 2 (66), Williamson (26). SB: Peters (6). S: Simpson. Runners left in scoring position: Chicago 3 (Benintendi, Peters, Romo); Tampa Bay 7 (DeLuca, Aranda, Williamson 5). RISP: Chicago 2 for 5; Tampa Bay 2 for 10. GIDP: Caminero, Vilade. DP: Chicago 2 (Vargas, Meidroth, Murakami; Vargas, Meidroth, Murakami). Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kay, W, 8-5 6.1 89 4.01 Taylor 1.2 22 2.40 Davitt 1.0 14 4.50 Tampa Bay IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Jax, L, 6-9 5.0 82 3.63 Kimbrel 1.0 22 4.81 Matz 1.0 13 5.97 Cook 1.2 34 7.36 Roycroft 0.1 5 8.24 T: 2:40. A: 23,559 (25,025). Cardinals 5, Blue Jays 1 St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg Nootbaar rf 1 .234 Walker dh 0 .283 Burleson 1b 1 .284 Herrera c 1 .242 Winn ss 1 .241 Torres lf 1 .241 Fermín 2b 0 .241 Church cf 0 .228 Jordan 3b 1 .240 Totals Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg Urías 2b 1 .250 Guerrero dh 3 .264 Okamoto 1b 1 .229 Springer lf 1 .239 Kirk c 2 .236 Clement 3b 0 .289 Straw rf 0 .216 Lukes ph-rf 0 .276 Varsho cf 2 .243 Giménez ss 0 .232 Totals 1 10 St. Louis 001 000 004 — 5 8 1 Toronto 000 000 010 — 1 5 1 E: Church (3), Urías (1). LOB: St. Louis 7, Toronto 5. 2B: Nootbaar (8), Urías (2). 3B: Springer (2). RBIs: Nootbaar (16), Fermín (23), Walker 2 (81), Urías (8). SB: Giménez (13). Runners left in scoring position: St. Louis 4 (Herrera, Winn 2, Walker); Toronto 3 (Clement 2, Guerrero). RISP: St. Louis 2 for 10; Toronto 1 for 7. Runners moved up: Herrera, Nootbaar. St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Liberatore 6.0 85 4.97 Stanek, H, 18 1.0 15 4.15 Soriano, W, 4-3 1.0 20 3.49 O'Brien 1.0 18 3.43 Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Scherzer 6.0 84 7.92 Miles 2.0 23 3.12 Varland, L, 3-4 0.2 31 1.11 Fluharty 0.1 4 4.33 T: 2:34. A: 41,321 (39,150). Astros 7, Rangers 3 Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg Pederson dh 2 .253 Foscue ph-dh 0 .256 Langford lf 2 .272 Seager ss 2 .188 Nimmo rf 1 .270 Burger 1b 2 .237 Carter cf 0 .207 Duran 3b 2 .266 Díaz c 1 .246 Osuna ph 0 .258 Wynns c 0 .090 Cauley 2b 0 .217 Lopez ph-2b 1 .282 Totals 3 13 Houston AB R H BI BB SO Avg Peña dh 1 .322 Alvarez lf 0 .330 Spence cf 0 .162 Paredes 3b 1 .254 Walker 1b 2 .238 Trammell cf-lf 0 .241 Altuve 2b 0 .233 Smith rf 1 .213 Allen ss 0 .257 Vázquez c 1 .218 Wade ph 0 .197 Diaz c 0 .256 Totals 7 15 Texas 000 020 100 — 3 6 0 Houston 001 200 40x — 7 15 1 E: Allen (3). LOB: Texas 5, Houston 12. 2B: Alvarez 3 (24), Smith (15), Walker (22). HR: Nimmo (11), off Okert; Peña (13), off Rocker. RBIs: Carter (30), Duran (58), Nimmo (40), Altuve (31), Peña 2 (36), Smith (39), Wade (14), Alvarez 2 (84). CS: Trammell (2). S: Carter. RISP: Texas 2 for 6; Houston 4 for 19. DP: Texas 1 (Seager, Burger); Houston 1 (Allen, Altuve, Walker). Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rocker 5.1 10 88 4.08 Ahlstrom 0.2 10 4.57 Alexander, L, 1-2 0.1 7 3.35 Winn 0.1 20 6.27 Peoples 1.1 17 2.38 Houston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Lambert 5.2 83 3.06 Okert, BS, 0-1 0.2 17 2.28 Abreu, W, 3-3 0.2 16 4.54 King 0.2 20 3.61 Blubaugh, S, 1-1 1.1 16 3.62 T: 2:56. A: 33,955 (41,000). Yankees 2, Cubs 1 Yankees AB R H BI BB SO Avg Grisham cf 1 .211 Rice 1b 3 .266 Rosario dh 1 .236 Jones lf 1 .237 Domínguez rf 1 .230 Chisholm 2b 1 .220 McMahon 3b 1 .207 Caballero ss 0 .244 Wells c 0 .161 Goldschmidt ph 0 .246 Sánchez c 0 .273 Totals Chicago AB R H BI BB SO Avg Crow-Armstrong cf 0 .282 Suzuki rf 2 .273 Busch 1b 1 .241 Dean pr 0 .375 C.Kelly 1b 0 .260 Bregman 3b 1 .247 Happ lf 1 .216 Hoerner 2b 0 .257 Ramirez dh 1 .309 Swanson ss 1 .210 Amaya c 2 .239 Conforto ph 1 .231 Totals 6 10 Yankees 002 000 000 — 2 5 0 Chicago 000 100 000 — 1 4 1 E: Hoerner (4). LOB: New York 5, Chicago 8. 2B: Suzuki (19). HR: Caballero (11), off Rea. RBIs: Caballero 2 (40), Busch (60). SB: Hoerner (17), Dean (1), Ramirez (5). Runners left in scoring position: New York 2 (McMahon, Goldschmidt); Chicago (Hoerner 2, Amaya, Happ 2, Conforto). RISP: New York 0 for 3; Chicago 1 for 9. Runners moved up: Domínguez, Busch, Bregman. GIDP: Bregman. DP: New York 1 (McMahon, Chisholm, Rice). Yankees IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cole, W, 5-5 5.2 99 3.42 Headrick, H, 15 1.1 20 1.42 Blackburn, H, 4 0.2 18 2.08 Bednar, S, 24-26 1.1 23 2.61 Chicago IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rea, L, 8-8 6.0 87 4.59 Rolison 1.2 30 2.45 Civale 1.1 18 5.22 T: 2:49. A: 40,057 (41,363). Reds 10, Pirates 2 Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg Mangum lf 2 .303 B.Lowe 2b 1 .255 Triolo 3b 0 .244 Reynolds dh 1 .269 Valdez rf 3 .262 Horwitz 1b 2 .276 Gonzales 3b-2b 1 .312 Rodríguez c 1 .250 Gonzalez ss 0 .242 Jh.Garcia cf 2 .178 Totals 3 13 Cincinnati AB R H BI BB SO Avg De La Cruz ss 1 .276 Stewart 1b 1 .254 Bleday lf 0 .227 Stephenson c 1 .256 N.Lowe dh 1 .266 Myers cf 1 .275 Marte rf 2 .192 McLain 2b 1 .189 Hayes 3b 1 .145 Totals 33 10 10 10 Pittsburgh 000 100 010 — 2 4 0 Cincinnati 313 200 01x —10 10 0 LOB: Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 8. 2B: Gonzalez (6), Stephenson (16), N.Lowe 2 (17), Myers (8). HR: Stewart (24), off Keller; Hayes (4), off Keller; Stephenson (9), off Doval. RBIs: Reynolds (63), Triolo (20), Stewart (85), Stephenson 2 (32), N.Lowe 2 (37), Hayes (7), McLain (26), De La Cruz 2 (50), Myers (16). CS: Mangum (7). SF: McLain. RISP: Pittsburgh 2 for 7; Cincinnati 4 for 15. Runners moved up: B.Lowe, Myers, Stephenson. Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Keller, L, 6-8 2.0 69 5.29 Murdock 1.0 14 0.00 Marinaccio 2.0 39 4.99 Ramírez 2.0 30 3.00 Doval 1.0 14 4.65 Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Burns, W, 13-1 6.0 88 2.35 Burke 1.0 14 2.52 Antone 1.0 28 2.29 McCambley 1.0 12 5.68 T: 3:16. A: 23,878 (43,891). Angels 3, Brewers 0 Milwaukee AB R H BI BB SO Avg Turang 2b 2 .271 Chourio lf 1 .276 Mitchell cf 2 .264 Contreras c 1 .270 Bauers dh 0 .270 Vaughn 1b 2 .298 Lara rf 2 .240 Pratt ss 1 .291 Hamilton 3b 0 .235 Totals 5 11 Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg Neto ss 2 .230 Trout dh 2 .245 Schanuel 1b 2 .273 Grissom 2b 0 .261 Peraza 2b 0 .236 Adell rf 1 .239 Meckler lf 1 .295 Guzman 3b 1 .236 Lowe cf 1 .198 Siri ph-cf 1 .259 Heineman c 0 .174 Totals 2 11 Milwaukee 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 Los Angeles 020 000 01x — 3 4 0 LOB: Milwaukee 7, Los Angeles 3. HR: Meckler (3), off Misiorowski. RBIs: Meckler 2 (19), Neto (47). CS: Hamilton (6), Bauers (2). Runners left in scoring position: Milwaukee 3 (Mitchell 2, Lara); Los Angeles 1 (Schanuel). RISP: Milwaukee 1 for 6; Los Angeles 1 for 2. DP: Los Angeles 1 (Neto, Grissom, Schanuel). Milwaukee IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Misiorowski, L, 11-5 7.0 1 10 83 1.63 Hall 1.0 24 2.25 Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Ureña, W, 7-7 6.0 90 2.54 Murphy, H, 1 1.0 12 0.00 Bachman, H, 17 0.1 9 4.14 Zeferjahn, S, 4-6 1.2 30 3.66 T: 2:25. A: 31,061 (45,517). Solution to Very Easy #7,359 Solution to Difficult #7,149 1 7 4 3 9 2 8 5 6 9 5 2 6 8 1 7 3 4 3 6 8 4 5 7 2 9 1 7 8 1 9 4 3 6 2 5 2 9 3 7 6 5 1 4 8 5 4 6 1 2 8 9 7 3 4 1 7 2 3 6 5 8 9 6 3 5 8 7 9 4 1 2 8 2 9 5 1 4 3 6 7 7 4 3 9 6 2 8 1 5 1 6 2 8 7 5 3 4 9 9 5 8 1 3 4 7 2 6 2 9 4 3 5 1 6 8 7 8 3 6 4 2 7 5 9 1 5 1 7 6 9 8 4 3 2 3 2 1 5 8 6 9 7 4 6 7 9 2 4 3 1 5 8 4 8 5 7 1 9 2 6 3 Puzzles on Page 30
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Golf Rocket Classic Par At North Course; Detroit; Purse: $10 million; Yardage: 7,328; Par: 70 Final Round Michael Thorbjornsen (500), $1,800,000 . 69-64-66-63 262 -18 Xander Schauffele (300), $1,090,000 ....... 66-66-67-65 264 -16 Davis Riley (190), $690,000....................... 68-64-63-70 265 -15 Rasmus Højgaard (135), $490,000 ........... 69-68-61-68 266 -14 Hideki Matsuyama (100), $370,000 ......... 67-68-68-64 267 -13 Kris Ventura (100), $370,000 .................... 68-66-65-68 267 -13 Matt Wallace (100), $370,000................... 67-64-69-67 267 -13 Patrick Cantlay (70), $252,500 ................. 64-66-70-68 268 -12 Rickie Fowler (70), $252,500..................... 63-68-67-70 268 -12 Ryan Gerard (70), $252,500 ...................... 63-69-69-67 268 -12 Michael Kim (70), $252,500 ...................... 65-67-67-69 268 -12 Chris Kirk (70), $252,500........................... 65-67-66-70 268 -12 Davis Thompson (70), $252,500 ............... 67-68-67-66 268 -12 Cameron Young (70), $252,500 ................ 69-61-68-70 268 -12 Keegan Bradley (51), $162,500................. 65-68-69-67 269 -11 Michael Brennan (51), $162,500............... 65-67-64-73 269 -11 Doug Ghim (51), $162,500......................... 65-67-70-67 269 -11 Rico Hoey (51), $162,500........................... 66-69-66-68 269 -11 Sungjae Im (51), $162,500......................... 67-69-66-67 269 -11 Chandler Blanchet (40), $109,500............ 72-65-66-67 270 -10 Ricky Castillo (40), $109,500 .................... 66-68-68-68 270 -10 Luke Clanton (40), $109,500 ..................... 66-67-67-70 270 -10 Corey Conners (40), $109,500 .................. 67-67-69-67 270 -10 Russell Henley (40), $109,500................... 67-67-67-69 270 -10 Keita Nakajima (40), $109,500.................. 69-67-66-68 270 -10 Jacob Bridgeman (31), $74,500................ 68-65-70-68 271 -9 Stephan Jaeger (31), $74,500 ................... 65-68-69-69 271 -9 Ben Kohles (31), $74,500........................... 70-65-68-68 271 -9 Mac Meissner (31), $74,500...................... 69-68-65-69 271 -9 Kevin Roy (31), $74,500............................. 69-66-67-69 271 -9 Emiliano Grillo (22), $57,214..................... 66-67-69-70 272 -8 Jackson Koivun (22), $57,214 ................... 69-67-67-69 272 -8 David Lipsky (22), $57,214........................ 67-67-67-71 272 -8 Jordan L. Smith (22), $57,214 ................... 66-71-65-70 272 -8 Brandt Snedeker (22), $57,214................. 66-68-68-70 272 -8 Jordan Spieth (22), $57,214 ...................... 68-66-70-68 272 -8 Kevin Yu (22), $57,214............................... 66-70-65-71 272 -8 Austin Eckroat (17), $44,500 .................... 67-68-67-71 273 -7 Benjamin James (17), $44,500.................. 67-68-65-73 273 -7 Justin Lower (17), $44,500........................ 68-65-67-73 273 -7 Thorbjørn Olesen (17), $44,500................ 67-68-67-71 273 -7 Joe Highsmith (13), $37,500 ..................... 68-67-67-72 274 -6 Si Woo Kim (13), $37,500 .......................... 69-66-65-74 274 -6 Hank Lebioda (13), $37,500 ...................... 69-66-70-69 274 -6 Christiaan Bezuidenhout (10), $29,780 ... 68-69-68-70 275 -5 Beau Hossler (10), $29,780 ....................... 69-67-70-69 275 -5 Marco Penge (10), $29,780....................... 70-64-68-73 275 -5 Adrien Saddier (10), $29,780.................... 67-67-67-74 275 -5 Gordon Sargent (10), $29,780 .................. 67-69-67-72 275 -5 Zac Blair (7), $23,860................................. 69-66-70-71 276 -4 Patrick Fishburn (7), $23,860 ................... 64-66-74-72 276 -4 Max Greyserman (7), $23,860 .................. 68-68-68-72 276 -4 Ryo Hisatsune (7), $23,860....................... 66-70-72-68 276 -4 Matt Kuchar (7), $23,860 .......................... 68-68-70-70 276 -4 Matthew McCarty (7), $23,860................. 70-66-72-68 276 -4 Adam Schenk (7), $23,860 ........................ 67-68-69-72 276 -4 Neal Shipley (7), $23,860 .......................... 67-70-67-72 276 -4 J.J. Spaun (7), $23,860............................... 67-67-70-72 276 -4 Jackson Suber (7), $23,860....................... 66-71-69-70 276 -4 Johnny Keefer (5), $22,500 ....................... 66-70-67-74 277 -3 Brian Campbell (5), $22,000 ..................... 68-68-70-72 278 -2 Mark Hubbard (5), $22,000....................... 66-68-73-71 278 -2 Nicolai Højgaard (5), $22,000................... 66-69-70-73 278 -2 Nick Taylor (5), $22,000 ............................ 69-66-71-72 278 -2 Zecheng Dou (4), $21,300 ......................... 69-67-66-77 279 -1 Karl Vilips (4), $21,300 .............................. 69-67-68-75 279 -1 Dylan Wu (4), $21,300 ............................... 67-70-71-71 279 -1 Peter Malnati (3), $20,800 ........................ 61-71-74-74 280 E William Mouw (3), $20,800....................... 71-66-75-68 280 E Adam Svensson (3), $20,500 .................... 69-68-74-70 281 +1 Harris English (3), $20,200........................ 67-69-72-74 282 +2 Tony Finau (3), $20,200............................. 68-67-70-77 282 +2 Marcelo Rozo (3), $19,900 ........................ 69-68-78-71 286 +6 LPGA Tour - AIG Women's Open At Royal Lytham & St. Annes; Lancashire, United Kingdom; Purse: $10 million; Yardage: 6,601; Par: 71 Final Round x-Shiho Kuwaki, $1,500,000......................... 66-70-73-70 279 -5 Esther Henseleit, $921,872.......................... 73-69-67-70 279 -5 Yealimi Noh, $668,050.................................. 67-70-69-74 280 -4 Nelly Korda, $465,601 .................................. 73-68-73-68 282 -2 Jeeno Thitikul, $465,601 .............................. 64-73-72-73 282 -2 Wei-Ling Hsu, $247,127 ............................... 71-74-69-69 283 -1 Charley Hull, $247,127 ................................. 69-71-71-72 283 -1 Hae-Ran Ryu, $247,127 ................................ 66-69-74-74 283 -1 Rio Takeda, $247,127 ................................... 69-73-72-69 283 -1 Shannon Tan, $247,127................................ 69-74-71-69 283 -1 Lottie Woad, $247,127 ................................. 69-71-70-73 283 -1 Celine Boutier, $158,889.............................. 67-74-74-69 284 E Minami Katsu, $158,889 .............................. 72-68-71-73 284 E Sara Kouskova, $158,889............................. 77-69-71-67 284 E Yuka Saso, $158,889 .................................... 72-73-71-68 284 E Champions Tour - Portugal Invitational At The Els Club Vilamoura; Quarteira, Portugal; Purse: $3 million; Yardage: 7,335; Par: 72 Final Round Zach Johnson, $450,000...................................... 64-68-65 197 -19 Stewart Cink, $264,000 ....................................... 67-64-68 199 -17 Padraig Harrington, $216,000 ............................ 66-65-70 201 -15 Timothy O'Neal, $180,000................................... 68-66-69 203 -13 Miguel Ángel Jiménez, $132,000........................ 71-66-67 204 -12 Mikael Lundberg, $0 ........................................... 66-68-70 204 -12 Jason Caron, $102,000 ........................................ 68-68-69 205 -11 Vaughn Taylor, $102,000 .................................... 68-70-67 205 -11 Fredrik Jacobson, $75,000 .................................. 69-68-69 206 -10 Justin Leonard, $75,000 ...................................... 69-72-65 206 -10 Cameron Percy, $75,000..................................... 68-67-71 206 -10 Dicky Pride, $75,000............................................ 67-71-68 206 -10 Darren Clarke, $55,500........................................ 71-68-68 207 -9 Retief Goosen, $55,500 ....................................... 68-69-70 207 -9 Tag Ridings, $55,500 ........................................... 68-72-67 207 -9 Rory Sabbatini, $55,500...................................... 65-66-76 207 -9 Steve Allan, $39,986............................................ 70-69-69 208 -8 Stephen Ames, $39,986....................................... 69-69-70 208 -8 Chad Campbell, $39,986 ..................................... 67-70-71 208 -8 Alex Cejka, $39,986 ............................................. 66-70-72 208 -8 David Duval, $39,986........................................... 70-70-68 208 -8 Ernie Els, $39,986................................................. 68-72-68 208 -8 Y.E. Yang, $39,986 ............................................... 68-67-73 208 -8 Jamie Donaldson, $0........................................... 69-70-70 209 -7 Scott Hend, $30,750 ............................................ 70-68-71 209 -7 Ricardo Gonzalez, $26,700 ................................. 69-71-70 210 -6 Mark Hensby, $26,700......................................... 70-70-70 210 -6 James Kingston, $0 ............................................. 72-68-70 210 -6 Bernhard Langer, $26,700 .................................. 69-71-70 210 -6 Tennis WTA Mubadala Citi DC Open At William H.G. FitzGerald Tennis Center; Washington DC, United States; Purse: $2,488,125; Surface: Hardcourt outdoor; DC, Sunday seedings in parentheses): Men's Doubles - Championship Lloyd Glasspool and Julian Cash (3), Britain, def. Nikola Mektic, Croatia, and Austin Krajicek, United States, 6- 3, 6-4 ATP National Bank Open At IGA Stadium; Montreal; Purse: $9,415,725; Surface: Hardcourt outdoor; Sunday (seedings in parentheses): Men's Singles - Round of 128 Juncheng Shang, China, def. Adolfo Daniel Vallejo, Paraguay, 6-3, 6-3. Jaume Munar, Spain, def. Rinky Hijikata, Australia, 7-6 (3), 6-3. WTA World Tour National Bank Open At Sobeys Stadium; Toronto; Purse: $7,433,076; Surface: Hardcourt outdoor; Sunday (seedings in parentheses): Women's Singles - Round of 128 Kamilla Rakhimova, Russia, def. Venus Williams, United States, 6-4, 6-1. Jessica Bouzas Maneiro, Spain, def. Ariana Arseneault, Canada, 6-2, 6-4. Viktorija Golubic, Switzerland, def. Kimberly Birrell, Australia, 7-6 (7), 6-4. Katherine Sebov, Canada, def. Aoi Ito, Japan, 6-3, 6-4. Moyuka Uchijima, Japan, def. Cristina Bucsa, Spain, 6-3, 6-4. Sara Bejlek, Czechia, def. Wang Xiyu, China, 6-3, 4-6, 7-5. Camila Osorio, Colombia, def. Lucrezia Stefanini, Italy, 7-6 (4), 6-3. Guardians 5, Diamondbacks 0 Arizona AB R H BI BB SO Avg Carroll rf 3 .247 Perdomo ss 0 .239 Moreno c 1 .298 Marte dh 1 .251 Kepler lf 2 .229 Arenado 3b 1 .243 Tawa cf 2 .209 Vargas 2b 2 .272 Locklear 1b 1 .240 Del Castillo ph 0 .197 Totals 5 13 Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg Kwan lf 0 .258 Ramírez dh 0 .233 DeLauter rf 1 .278 Martínez rf 0 .225 Bazzana 2b 0 .245 Manzardo 1b 2 .215 Rocchio ss 1 .258 Arias 3b 3 .252 Bailey c 1 .193 Halpin cf 0 .213 Totals Arizona 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 Cleveland 002 030 00x — 5 8 2 a-grounded out for Locklear in the 9th. E: Rocchio 2 (11). LOB: Arizona 9, Cleveland 5. 2B: DeLauter (21). HR: Bailey (6), off Kelly. RBIs: Bailey (22), DeLauter 3 (55), Manzardo (39). SB: Halpin (8), Bazzana (16), DeLauter (7). Runners left in scoring position: Arizona 5 (Del Castillo 2, Moreno 3); Cleveland 2 (Rocchio 2). RISP: Arizona 0 for 6; Cleveland 3 for 8. GIDP: Ramírez, Arias. DP: Arizona 2 (Vargas, Perdomo, Locklear; Vargas, Perdomo, Locklear). Arizona IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kelly, L, 8-9 5.0 96 5.04 Clarke 1.2 20 2.12 Thompson 1.1 11 4.24 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Williams, W, 11-6 5.2 1 10 89 3.56 Gaddis 0.1 13 3.68 Yoho 1.0 12 3.00 Festa 0.2 16 4.37 Smith 1.1 31 2.45 T: 2:33. A: 24,869 (34,788). Phillies 8, Orioles 0, 6 inn. Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg Turner ss 0 .250 Schwarber dh 2 .247 Harper 1b 2 .255 Bohm 3b 0 .226 Marsh lf 0 .280 Realmuto c 0 .225 Stott 2b 0 .252 Crawford cf 0 .261 De La Cruz rf 0 .450 Totals Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg Beavers lf 2 .249 Alonso 1b 0 .251 Henderson ss 0 .219 Ward dh 1 .246 Holliday 2b 2 .252 Encarnacion- Strand 3b 0 .289 Taveras rf 1 .219 Cowser cf 1 .204 J.Rogers c 0 .163 Totals Philadelphia 002 213 — 8 9 0 Baltimore 000 00x — 0 4 0 LOB: Philadelphia 5, Baltimore 4. 2B: Crawford (13). HR: De La Cruz (2), off Bradish; Harper (23), off Walker. RBIs: De La Cruz 3 (6), Stott (50), Crawford 2 (27), Harper (66), Schwarber (63). CS: Turner (3). SF: De La Cruz, Schwarber. Runners left in scoring position: Philadelphia 4 (Turner 2, Bohm, Harper); Baltimore 2 (Henderson 2). RISP: Philadelphia 3 for 8; Baltimore 0 for 2. Runners moved up: Crawford. GIDP: Marsh, Encarnacion-Strand. DP: Philadelphia 1 (Bohm, Stott, Harper); Baltimore (Encarnacion-Strand, Henderson, Alonso). Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wheeler 2.0 32 2.49 Backhus 1.0 26 5.21 Mayza, W, 3-3 2.0 30 3.73 Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bradish, L, 7-10 3.0 53 3.79 Nunez 1.0 25 4.60 Walker 1.0 12 4.09 Suárez 1.0 30 4.20 T: 1:54. A: 31,403 (45,971). Rockies 8, Royals 1 Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg Jensen dh 2 .232 Loftin 2b 1 .252 Caglianone rf 0 .251 Perez 1b 1 .215 Marte lf 1 .250 Rave cf 0 .313 Tolbert ss 1 .325 Rojas 3b 0 .230 Maile c 2 .267 Totals Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg McCarthy dh 0 .289 Moniak lf 1 .273 Carrigg cf 0 .305 Rumfield 1b 1 .296 Castro 3b 0 .263 Johnston rf 2 .283 Julien 2b 0 .212 Sullivan c 0 .236 Tovar ss 1 .193 Totals Kansas City 010 000 000 — 1 5 0 Colorado 100 106 00x — 8 9 0 LOB: Kansas City 6, Colorado 6. 2B: Caglianone (18), Perez (16), Carrigg (10), Sullivan 2 (10), Rumfield (23). HR: McCarthy (11), off Bummer. RBIs: Maile (5), Carrigg (27), Tovar (35), Sullivan 2 (18), McCarthy 3 (62), Rumfield (58). SB: Sullivan (1), Carrigg 2 (5). SF: Tovar. RISP: Kansas City 2 for 8; Colorado 3 for 10. Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Lugo, L, 4-7 5.0 99 4.41 Bummer 1.0 25 8.82 Pearson 1.0 9 3.13 Cruz 1.0 11 4.28 Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Freeland, W, 3-10 9.0 8 115 6.81 T: 2:21. A: 32,226 (50,144). Mariners 7, Twins 6 Minnesota AB R H BI BB SO Avg Larnach lf 2 .286 Gray pr-ss 0 .229 Jeffers c 0 .291 Bell dh 1 .244 Clemens 2b-lf 0 .238 Lewis 1b-2b 0 .221 Lee 3b 2 .244 Roden rf 0 .220 Martin ph-rf 0 .238 Keaschall cf 0 .263 Kreidler ss 0 .240 Caratini ph-1b 1 .230 Totals 6 11 Seattle AB R H BI BB SO Avg Young 2b 0 .269 Arozarena lf 0 .282 Canzone dh 0 .257 Rodríguez cf 2 .254 Naylor 1b 0 .263 Fairchild pr 0 .158 Raleigh c 1 .162 Robles rf 1 .241 Emerson ss 1 .200 Rivas 3b 0 .127 Totals 7 14 Minnesota 000 000 051 — 6 11 0 Seattle 200 001 301 — 7 14 1 One out when winning run scored. E: Emerson (7). LOB: Minnesota 7, Seattle 12. 2B: Bell (24), Naylor (16). HR: Larnach (10), off Bazardo; Lewis (12), off Ferrer; Keaschall (6), off Muñoz; Raleigh (12), off Rojas. RBIs: Larnach 2 (41), Lewis 3 (37), Keaschall (33), Naylor 2 (40), Young (51), Raleigh 3 (43), Emerson (22). Runners left in scoring position: Minnesota 2 (Kreidler, Clemens); Seattle 5 (Arozarena, Raleigh 2, Naylor, Rodríguez). RISP: Minnesota 2 for 5; Seattle 4 for 13. LIDP: Lee. DP: Seattle 1 (Naylor). Minnesota IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bradley 6.0 94 3.69 Rojas 1.0 24 3.34 Minter 1.0 19 2.22 Gómez, L, 2-1 0.1 19 3.42 Seattle IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kirby 7.0 94 3.76 Bazardo 0.1 17 3.31 Ferrer 0.2 17 3.35 Muñoz, W, 5-4 1.0 24 3.98 T: 2:50. A: 41,710 (47,929). Padres 5, Giants 4 San Francisco AB R H BI BB SO Avg Arraez 2b 0 .324 Eldridge dh 1 .253 Ramos lf 1 .264 Devers 1b 1 .250 Lee rf 0 .301 Adames ss 1 .224 Cavanaugh c 0 .231 Koss ph 1 .167 Gilbert cf 1 .239 Susac ph 1 .264 Basabe 3b 1 .333 McCray pr 0 .143 Totals San Diego AB R H BI BB SO Avg Rengifo lf 0 .237 Cronenworth 2b 2 .214 Machado dh 2 .210 France 1b 0 .297 Merrill cf 0 .237 Campusano c 2 .304 Sheets rf 0 .215 Bowen pr-rf 0 .156 Bogaerts ss 1 .220 Song 3b 2 .204 Totals San Francisco 000 210 010 — 4 7 2 San Diego 040 010 00x — 5 8 1 E: Basabe (1), Cavanaugh (3), Rengifo (6). LOB: San Francisco 6, San Diego 9. 2B: Lee (25). HR: Basabe (2), off Canning; Devers (23), off Rodriguez; Merrill (16), off Roupp. RBIs: Adames (47), Cavanaugh (4), Basabe (5), Devers (62), Merrill 2 (52), Cronenworth 2 (16), Campusano (16). SB: Lee (7), Merrill (22). CS: Rengifo (3). Runners left in scoring position: San Francisco 4 (Gilbert 2, Adames, Cavanaugh); San Diego (Bogaerts 2, Machado, Cronenworth, Sheets). RISP: San Francisco 1 for 6; San Diego 3 for 8. DP: San Diego 1 (Bogaerts, France). San Francisco IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Roupp, L, 7-10 4.2 99 4.34 Hentges 1.1 19 2.66 Smith 1.0 16 2.75 Brubaker 0.2 23 3.06 E.Miller 0.1 8 2.76 San Diego IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Hart 3.0 43 4.53 Sears 1.0 28 4.68 Canning, W, 3-9 2.0 38 6.58 Estrada, H, 9 1.0 10 3.91 Rodriguez, H, 8 0.2 23 2.44 Morejon, S, 2-7 1.1 22 3.00 T: 2:59. A: 43,856 (40,222). Tigers 11, Athletics 0 Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg Torres 2b 0 .269 Dingler dh 3 .270 McGonigle ss 1 .287 Valencia c 2 .452 Torkelson 1b 0 .220 Lee 3b 0 .267 Clark cf 1 .500 Malgeri lf 0 .268 Keith ph 0 .266 Outman lf 0 .168 McKinstry rf 0 .211 Totals 38 11 12 11 Athletics AB R H BI BB SO Avg Walton 2b 1 .288 Soderstrom lf 1 .242 Heim c 0 .232 White 3b 2 .283 Butler rf 0 .211 Ornelas ph 1 .200 Cortes dh-p 0 .262 Serven ph 0 .250 Williams ss 1 .265 McNeil 1b 0 .251 Bolte cf 1 .253 Totals Detroit 200 400 041 —11 12 0 Athletics 000 000 000 — 0 7 0 LOB: Detroit 10, Athletics 9. 2B: Torkelson (19), Valencia 2 (3), Soderstrom (24). HR: Outman (5), off Cortes. RBIs: Torkelson 3 (58), Torres 2 (27), Valencia 4 (11), Lee (27), Outman (17). RISP: Detroit 6 for 16; Athletics 0 for 3. DP: Detroit 1 (Lee, McGonigle, Torkelson); 1 (Walton, McNeil). Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Montero, W, 8-6 6.0 86 3.17 Holton 0.2 9 3.06 Anderson 1.1 22 4.24 De Jesús 1.0 19 3.63 Athletics IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Jump, L, 4-7 3.2 88 4.59 Alvarado 1.1 22 4.72 Harris 1.0 17 3.31 Juenger 1.0 19 3.72 Bowden 1.0 4036.00 Cortes 1.0 18 9.00 T: 3:13. A: 8,237 (14,014). Red Sox 8, Dodgers 4 Boston AB R H BI BB SO Avg Sogard 2b 2 .240 Rafaela cf 2 .289 Abreu rf 0 .248 Contreras 1b 2 .284 Yoshida dh 0 .264 Durbin 3b 0 .243 Monasterio ss 2 .259 Duran lf 1 .200 Narváez c 2 .187 Seigler ph 0 .237 Wong c 0 .255 Totals 5 11 Los Angeles AB R H BI BB SO Avg Ohtani dh 2 .292 Pages cf 2 .270 Edman 2b 1 .302 Freeman 1b 0 .310 Call ph-rf 0 .250 Betts ss 0 .229 Tucker rf 1 .237 E.Hernández ph-1b 0 .385 T.Hernández lf 0 .255 Muncy 3b 0 .255 Alfonzo c 0 .167 Totals Boston 203 001 020 — 8 9 0 Los Angeles 030 000 100 — 4 9 1 E: Betts (4). LOB: Boston 9, Los Angeles 7. 2B: Pages (23), Call (6). HR: Rafaela (15), off Sheehan; Abreu (17), off Sheehan; Yoshida (5), off Sheehan; Duran (14), off Hurt. RBIs: Yoshida 2 (22), Durbin (45), Rafaela (57), Abreu (54), Duran (57), Alfonzo (4), Pages 3 (74). S: Duran. RISP: Boston 2 for 9; Los Angeles 3 for 11. DP: Boston 1 (Durbin, Sogard, Contreras). Boston IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Bennett, W, 7-4 5.2 88 2.90 Slaten, H, 17 0.1 5 4.40 Guerrero, H, 13 1.0 23 2.33 Morán 0.2 15 2.80 Weissert 0.1 5 3.92 Whitlock 1.0 12 1.98 Los Angeles IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Sheehan, L, 4-8 2.2 58 5.29 Dreyer 1.1 27 2.98 Phillips 1.0 11 5.40 Hurt 2.0 37 4.58 Mills 2.0 53 5.68 T: 3:09. A: 46,834 (56,000). WNBA East W L Pct. GB Atlanta .643 — Indiana .633 — Washington .571 Liberty .567 Chicago .379 7½ Toronto .345 8½ Connecticut .233 West W L Pct. GB Minnesota .806 — Las Vegas .690 Golden State .690 Dallas .633 5½ Los Angeles .393 12½ Phoenix .367 13½ Portland .367 13½ Seattle .194 Sunday Minnesota 108, Indiana 100 Los Angeles 106, Portland 101 Dallas 83, Connecticut 63 Golden State 96, Toronto 79 Monday Seattle at Liberty, 7pm Las Vegas at Atlanta, 7pm Phoenix at Chicago, 9pm Tuesday Toronto at Golden State, 10pm Wednesday Seattle at Liberty, 7pm Phoenix at Atlanta, 7pm Dallas at Washington, 7:30pm Los Angeles at Chicago, 9pm
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com The Line NFL Wed. Sept. 9 Favorite PTS (O/U) Underdog SEAHAWKS 3.5 (44.5) Patriots Thur. Sept. 10 RAMS 3.5 (48.5) 49ers Sun. Sept. 13 Cowboys 2.5 (48.5) GIANTS TITANS 3 (38.5) Jets LIONS 7 (47.5) Saints JAGUARS 7.5 (40.5) Browns Bears 2.5 (46.5) PANTHERS Bills 1.5 (44.5) TEXANS Ravens 3.5 (48.5) COLTS BENGALS 3.5 (51.5) Buccaneers STEELERS 3 (41.5) Falcons CHARGERS 11.5 (46.5) Cardinals EAGLES 4.5 (47.5) Commanders RAIDERS 3.5 (40.5) Dolphins Packers 1.5 (45.5) VIKINGS Monday CHIEFS 3 (42.5) Broncos Home Teams In CAPS NFL-Preseason Thursday Favorite PTS (O/U) Underdog Panthers 1.5 (36.5) Cardinals * in Canton, Ohio WNBA Monday Favorite PTS (O/U) Underdog LIBERTY 8.5 (180.5) Storm DREAM 1.5 (182.5) Aces SKY 1.5 (178.5) Mercury MLB Monday American League Favorite Money Line Underdog ASTROS $110-132 Blue Jays National League Favorite Money Line Underdog PHILLIES $134-144 Nationals BREWERS $119-144 Pirates Dodgers $112-122 CUBS Padres -108-112 D’BACKS Interleague Favorite Money LIne Underdog YANKEES $157-192 Cardinals Giants $102-110 RANGERS Rays $135-163 ROCKIES Home team in CAPS By Mike Turay With preseason football action kicking off Thursday and the regular season opener set for Sept. 9, the NFL season offi- cially is on the horizon. Betting markets now are unveiling fu- tures at a premium, including tentpole op- tions like Super Bowl winner and confer- ence winner, as well as individual player props and stats. DraftKings Sportsbook currently lists Josh Allen and the Bills as championship contenders, sharing the second-shortest odds (10/1) to win the Super Bowl along- side the Ravens and behind the favored Rams (+550) Last season, Buffalo secured a 12-5 record, finishing just behind the Patriots in the AFC East. Despite a wild card vic- tory over the Jaguars, the Bills suffered an- other crushing postseason exit, falling to the Broncos in the divisional round on a late field goal. In response to the early exit, the organi- zation moved on from Sean McDermott and elevated offensive coordinator Joe Brady to head coach. Allen broke the all-time quarterback record for regular season rushing touch- downs last season, while running back James Cook won his first rushing title with 1,621 yards, delivering a groundbreaking performance. From 2020-24, the Bills dominated the AFC East, securing five consecutive divi- sion titles and reaching or surpassing the 11-win threshold in each campaign. While regular season success has been a staple for them, it’s been their inability to get over the hump come playoff time that troubles fans in Western New York. The roster sees a significant boost on both sides of the ball with the arrivals of D.J. Moore and Bradley Chubb. Mean- while, the divisional landscape is shifting, as two rivals introduce new quarterbacks. The Dolphins are navigating the post-Tua Tagovailoa era with Malik Willis under center, while Geno Smith takes the reins as the Jets starter. Although Drake Maye returns to New England with a premier target in A.J. Brown, the Patriots face an uphill battle to replicate last year’s AFC title following distracting offseason headlines involving coach Mike Vrabel and his personal life. With the season opener approaching, I find value in wagering on Buffalo to hit the double-digit win mark yet again and rees- tablish dominance of the division. THE PLAY: Bills Over 10.5 regular sea- son wins (-120, DraftKings) | Bills to win AFC East (-140, bet365 Sportsbook) ACTION ACTION TOP PLAY Be bullish on Buffalo SportS ShortS MLB: Cubs deal for Jays’ Gausman The Cubs bolstered their rotation on Sunday night, acquiring right-hander Kevin Gausman from the Blue Jays in ex- change for prospects Ty Southisene and Brett Bateman, according to reports. In Los Angeles, Ceddanne Rafaela homered for the third straight game and the Red Sox beat the Dodgers 8-4 to sweep the three-game series. In St. Petersburg, Fla., Anthony Kay tossed 6 ¹/₃ scoreless innings, Andrew Benintendi, Everson Pereira and Mi- guel Vargas hit home runs, and the White Sox beat the AL-leading Rays 9-1. In Baltimore, Bryce Harper and Bryan De La Cruz both homered, and the Phillies beat the Orioles 8-0 in a game halted by rain after 5 ¹/₂ innings. In Houston, Yordan Alvarez tied a career high with four hits, Jeremy Peña hit a home run, and the Astros used a four- run seventh inning to pull away from the Rangers 7-3 and complete a series sweep. In Seattle, Colt Emerson singled to right in the ninth inning to score pinch runner Stuart Fairchild from third for the Mariners’ second straight walk-off victory over the Twins 7-6. In Cleveland, Gavin Williams al- lowed one hit in 5 ²/₃ innings and struck out 10, Chase DeLauter drove in three runs and the Guardians defeated the Dia- mondbacks 5-0 to avoid being swept in a weekend series. GoLF: Kuwaki wins Women’s British Shiho Kuwaki became the fifth Japa- nese player in the last three years to win a major Sunday when she outlasted Esther Henseleit with a par on the second play- off hole to win the Women’s British Open at Royal Lytham & St. Annes in England. In Detroit, Michael Thorbjornsen made a 26-foot birdie putt on his last hole for a 7-under 63 and a two-shot victory over Xander Schauffele in the Rocket Classic for his first PGA Tour title. NFL: Clowney rejoining Texans Former No. 1 pick Jadeveon Clowney is returning to the Texans for the first time since the 2018 season, according to multi- ple reports. The edge rusher will sign for a base value of $5.5 million and a max value of $8 million, KPRC2 in Houston reported. Andrus Peat, who earned three Pro Bowl selections at guard during his 11-year NFL career, announced his retirement via a weekend Instagram post. Saints defensive tackle Bryan Bresee will undergo season-ending surgery on his torn ACL, coach Kellen Moore confirmed. WNBA: Miles, Lynx run streak to 10 Rookie sensation Olivia Miles spear- headed an efficient offense with 28 points, Courtney Williams added 27 points, and the Lynx won their 10th straight game, 108- 100 over the Fever in Minneapolis. STITCHES Deadline day for King, Stitches “Are you kidding me?! Baseball season is OVER! After [Saturday’s] trade, we know where the parade will be come October. What a shame.” — Jeremy, upset Yankees fan Agreed, Jeremy. Now that Bailey Falter is a Brave there is no reason to continue ... un- less, of course, you want to watch Stitches the Phoenix defy the odds and rise from the depths of debt. That is, if your favorite scamdicapper isn’t moved to this paper’s Pickleball League desk at the trade deadline. Well, that’s one way to snap a losing streak. The Padres’ Michael King was pushed back a day because he may be moved as well. If not, King will pitch at Arizona on Monday. The D’backs’ Bran- don Pfaadt threw seven shutout innings at Pittsburgh, but his résumé is thinner at home, where he’s given up 19 runs in his past 34 ¹/₃ innings. Play $50 on King (maybe) and the Padres. -$ That figures. The Padres won. No King. No bet. Still down -677 shawnabners. stitches@nypost.com Pitching Form (Game time) ’26 vs OPP CAREER LAST 3 STARTS W-L ERA REC W-L ERA vs OPP W-L IP ERA Cardinals McGreevy (R) — 4-9 3.57 9-12 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-2 14.1 7.53 Yankees Schlittler (R) (7:10pm) 10-6 2.04 15-8 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 18.0 2.00 Giants Webb (R) — 6-7 3.93 7-12 0-0 0.00 2-0 1-0 18.2 4.34 Rangers Quantrill (R) (8:05pm) 4-3 3.84 3-3 0-0 0.00 3-1 1-1 15.1 4.77 Rays Seymour (L) — 7-3 4.37 4-3 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 11.2 8.49 Rockies Lorenzen (R) (8:40pm) 3-9 6.54 9-13 0-0 0.00 3-1 0-0 12.2 7.11 Blue Jays Bieber (R) — 2-2 5.74 3-4 0-0 9.82 1-1 2-1 13.2 3.29 Astros Javier (R) (8:10pm) 1-1 7.17 1-3 0-0 0.00 2-2 0-1 7.2 11.74 Nationals TBD — — — — — — — — — — Phillies Nola (R) (6:40pm) 3-9 5.60 9-13 0-0 3.60 11-9 0-3 17.0 4.76 Pirates Chandler (R) — 3-8 4.56 7-13 0-0 3.86 0-1 0-0 15.0 3.00 Brewers Sproat (R) (7:40pm) 3-6 5.05 10-8 0-0 6.00 0-0 0-2 13.2 4.61 Dodgers Wrobleski (L) — 11-2 2.88 12-5 1-0 0.00 1-0 1-0 19.1 3.26 Cubs Boyd (L) (8:05pm) 6-1 3.41 9-3 0-0 0.00 2-1 1-0 20.0 0.90 Padres King (R) — 6-7 3.38 9-13 1-0 2.25 3-0 0-0 17.0 3.18 D’backs Pfaadt (R) (9:40pm) 5-1 4.00 8-1 1-0 4.50 4-3 2-0 18.1 1.96 * REC: Won-lost record of pitcher’s team in games he has started.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com NFL Super Bowl LXI winner AFC champions NFC champions TEAM ODDS Rams +550 Bills 10/1 Seahawks 11/1 Ravens 12/1 Chargers 16/1 Chiefs 16/1 Patriots 17/1 Lions 18/1 Eagles 18/1 49ers 18/1 Bengals 19/1 Broncos 19/1 Texans 20/1 Packers 22/1 Cowboys 22/1 Bears 27/1 TEAM ODDS Jaguars 27/1 Colts 40/1 Vikings 45/1 Commanders 50/1 Buccaneers 50/1 Giants 65/1 Steelers 70/1 Falcons 80/1 Panthers 80/1 Saints 80/1 Titans 125/1 Raiders 125/1 Browns 225/1 Jets 400/1 Cardinals 700/1 Dolphins 750/1 TEAM ODDS Bills +500 Ravens +550 Chiefs +750 Chargers +800 Patriots +800 Bengals +900 Texans +950 Broncos +950 Jaguars 13/1 Colts 22/1 Steelers 27/1 Titans 60/1 Raiders 65/1 Browns 100/1 Jets 125/1 Dolphins 150/1 TEAM ODDS Rams +280 Seahawks +600 Eagles +900 Lions +900 49ers +950 Packers 11/1 Cowboys 12/1 Bears 14/1 Vikings 22/1 Buccaneers 25/1 Commanders 27/1 Giants 30/1 Falcons 35/1 Saints 35/1 Panthers 40/1 Cardinals 150/1 Odds & Ends MLB World Series champion TEAM ODDS Dodgers +145 Yankees +550 Braves +850 Brewers 10/1 Rays 16/1 Red Sox 18/1 Phillies 20/1 Cubs 22/1 Mariners 25/1 White Sox 27/1 Astros 30/1 Rangers 30/1 Guardians 40/1 Twins 70/1 Padres 80/1 Diamondbacks 100/1 Orioles 100/1 Tigers 125/1 Pirates 150/1 Marlins 200/1 Blue Jays 200/1 Cardinals 400/1 Mets 1000/1 Reds 1000/1 Rockies 1000/1 Athletics 1000/1 Royals 1000/1 Giants 1000/1 Nationals 1000/1 Angels 1000/1 World Series — First-time winner RESULT ODDS Yes +440 No -650 World Series — State of winner STATE ODDS California +140 Any other state, Washington, or Canada +230 New York +550 Illinois 13/1 Florida 15/1 Texas 16/1 Pennsylvania 19/1 Ohio 40/1 Missouri 1000/1 World Series — Winning league LEAGUE ODDS NL -192 AL +154 World Series — Winning division DIVISION ODDS NL West +135 AL East +280 NL East +550 NL Central +650 AL West 10/1 AL Central 14/1 St. Louis 7:05 YES 660 AM 101.9 FM St. Louis 7:05 YES 660 AM 101.9 FM St. Louis 7:05 Prime Video 660 AM 101.9 FM NO GAME Atlanta 7:05 YES 660 AM 101.9 FM Saturday, Aug. 15 Thursday Friday Santos Laguna 7:30 Apple TV SD Wave FC 8:00 Prime Video NO GAME Cleveland 6:40 SNY 880 AM Cleveland 6:40 SNY 880 AM Cleveland 1:10 SNY 880 AM Pittsburgh 6:40 PIX11 880 AM TUE Aug. 4 WED Aug. 5 THU Aug. 6 FRI Aug. 7 TODAY Aug. 3 Home Team Lineups HOME AWAY Seattle 7:00 My9 NO GAME Seattle 7:00 Fox 5 USA NO GAME NO GAME Atlanta United 7:30 Apple TV Today’s Sports on the Air MLB BASEBALL 7:05 p.m. Cardinals at Yankees YES, 660 AM, 101.9 FM 8 p.m. Giants at Rangers ESPN WNBA BASKETBALL 7 p.m. Storm at Liberty My9 7 p.m. Aces at Dream NBCSN, Peacock 9 p.m. Mercury at Sky USA TENNIS 11 a.m. ATP/WTA Canada: Early Rounds Tennis LITTLE LEAGUE SOFTBALL WORLD SERIES 9 a.m. Repentigny, Quebec vs. Clayton, NC ESPN2 Noon Guayama, Puerto Rico vs. Sango, Japan ESPN2 3 p.m. Bologna, Italy vs. Lake Mary, Fla. ESPN2 6 p.m. Helotes, Texas vs. TBD ESPN2 9 p.m. Bristol, Conn. vs. Owensboro, Kent. ESPN2 ACTION ACTION BET SMART By MichaeL LeBoff The Yankees this season have been criticized for being more scrappy than dominant. The Pinstripes are right in the mix atop the American League East, but fans expect a lot more than just that from the Bombers. The Dodgers are 10 games up in the National League West and just added Tarik Skubal. That’s more like it. High expectations are the norm in The Bronx. It’s not out of the ordinary for the Yankees’ 63-49 record to feel a bit disappointing to a fan base that pri- des itself on demanding great, not good. But the reality is that what the Yankees have accomplished this season is a lot more impressive than the standings sug- gest. That’s why it shouldn’t be a shock that the Yankees, despite sitting behind Tampa Bay in the division, are the clear favorite to represent the AL at the World Series. The Bombers are +250 to win the pen- nant, putting them ahead of the Rays (+450), Red Sox (+650), Rangers (+900) and Mariners (+900). The bookies seem a lot higher on the Yankees than the masses, and that’s been the case for much of the season. That’s because the betting market is more predictive than descriptive. What has happened matters, but only to in- form the odds on what will happen. There are plenty of reasons to believe that the best is yet to come from this bunch. We’re now three-quarters of the way into the season, and we’ve yet to see the Yankees in full voice. During their hot start, they didn’t have Gerrit Cole or Carlos Rodón; then they lost Max Fried, Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Cody Bellinger. The conga line of stars headed to the injured list has forced the Yankees to patch together hot streaks to stay afloat. It’s worked well enough; they’re 14 games over .500 with 50 games to go. Cam Schlittler’s meteoric rise helped. So did Ben Rice’s. Now, the big picture is starting to come into full view. Judge, Stanton and Bellinger are still weeks away from suit- ing up, but the Yankees now have Cole, Fried and Schlittler healthy at the same time. The early returns are promising, and that’s with a lineup that is relying on rookies and reserves. Just imagine the possibilities when Judge, Stanton and Bellinger come back, not to men- tion whatever the Bombers do before Monday’s trade deadline. When you project a few weeks ahead and assume that the injury crisis sub- sides, you can start to see why the Yan- kees are being priced as the team to beat in the AL and as MLB’s best hope of halting the Dodgers dynasty. The picture becomes even more promising when you map out the AL playoffs. Unlike the NL, which features a juggernaut and four other legitimate contenders (Braves, Brewers, Cubs and Phillies), the AL is wanting. The Rays have proved to be legit, and the Red Sox have come to life, but there’s no bogey- man on this side of the bracket. Better yet, maybe a healthy Yankees roster will be the bogeyman. The Yankees are +600 to win the World Series at DraftKings. It may seem like a short price for a team struggling to keep pace with the Rays, but they’ve weathered an injury crisis and still own one of the best records in baseball. If they get healthy, they’ll justify the opti- mism — and the price. AmericAn glAdiAtors: Despite all of their injuries, the Yankees not only sit 14 games over .500 in early August but are ahead of the pack at +250 to win the Ameri- can League pennant with excellent starting pitchers such as Cam Schlittler in tow.
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By BRIDGET REILLY Kelsey Plum is on the move. Early Sunday, the Sparks traded the five-time All- Star guard to the Mercury for Monique Akoa Makani, Phoenix’s 2027 first-round pick and a 2028 second- round pick, ESPN first re- ported. Plum became the league’s top trade target when word got out that she didn’t plan to re-sign with Los Angeles after this season. The Sparks came to an agree- ment with the Mer- cury late Saturday night ahead of Sun- day afternoon’s deadline. It’s only the fourth time in WNBA history that an All-Star has been traded midseason. Plum’s time in Los Angeles was brief after the team traded their No. 2 pick in the 2025 draft for her during the offseason in what was a push to return to the playoffs for the first time since 2020. However, the Sparks fell two games short of the playoffs in 2025 and this season Plum has been side- lined since June 21 with a lower leg injury. She has watched the Sparks (10-17) fall to No. 11 in the league standings, 5 ¹/₂ games behind the eighth- place Liberty. Plum, 31, was also shown interest from the Dream and Liberty ahead of the deadline, The Post’s Made- line Kenney reported Sat- urday. Yet, the Sparks’ conversa- tions with New York stalled. The Sparks wanted a sig- nificant return for Plum be- fore she hits free agency after the 2026 season. Plum has averaged 23.9 points this season while tallying 2.2 rebounds and 6.4 assists in 12 games. Prior to the trade, Plum planned to be ready to play in the Sparks’ next game, which is scheduled to tip off 30 minutes after Sun- day’s p.m. deadline against Portland. It’s un- known if she will be availa- ble when the Mercury (11-19) travel to Chicago on Monday. breilly@nypost.com Sparks ship Plum to Phoenix in deadline blockbuster By MADELINE KENNEY The WNBA trade deadline came and went Sunday afternoon with- out the Liberty making a move. For weeks, general manager Jo- nathan Kolb canvassed the league looking for potential upgrades to the roster. There were talks involving for- ward Aneesah Morrow, who the Sun ultimately dealt to the Tempo. Kolb had exploratory conversa- tions with the Sparks regarding Kelsey Plum, but those fizzled, too. The Mercury acquired Plum in a blockbuster trade early Sun- day. There was speculation that Bet- nijah Laney-Hamilton could be on the move since she’s fallen com- pletely out of the rotation over the past three weeks. Ultimately, the Liberty stood pat. Laney-Hamilton is still in New York. And Kolb is betting on his team getting healthy. This is your 2026 New York Lib- erty team, like it or not. The decision to not make a move is both a calculated choice and a leap of faith. The Liberty weren’t going to make a trade for the sake of being part of the action. The question for Kolb was whether a move would increase the team’s odds of championship contention. Nothing came to fruition. The message from the Liberty’s dormant trade deadline is that the team’s brass has the utmost confi- dence in this roster when at full strength. Injuries marred the first 30 games of the season. The Liberty have played only 2 ½ games at full strength. First-year coach Chris De- Marco’s rotation has been a game of Jenga, changing almost every other week because of one adver- sity or another. He’s used 13 differ- ent starting lineups. Breanna Stewart, Jonquel Jones, Sabrina Ionescu and Satou Sabally have played in six games together, logging only 55 minutes. The final game they played together was June 23, during which Sabally ex- ited the game early with a head in- jury. She’s been in concussion pro- tocol ever since. In mid-July, the Liberty were sucking air after a particularly tough stretch, where they lost eight of 10 games. New York has gone 4-1 since and has a firm grasp on a playoff spot. Stewart has been playing out of her mind this season. In July, she recorded 26.4 points per game, the highest scoring average in any month of her career. She’s reestab- lished herself as a three-level scorer, shooting 41.9 percent from 3-point range over the past 10 games. Had the Liberty’s defense not been so flimsy, Stewart would be a clear front-runner for Defensive Player of the Year. Regardless, she is more than deserving of being in the running for MVP. Ionescu, who missed most of the first five weeks of the season, has been on a tear lately, too. In the past 10 games, she’s averaging 21.5 points, 4.4 rebounds and 5.5 assists while shooting 46.1 percent from the field, 37.5 percent from deep and 91.8 percent from the free- throw line. Jones had an All-Star-worthy first half. The Liberty are at their best when she’s engaged on both ends of the floor. The bench has its moments, too. Leonie Fiebich is on the mend from a left foot injury that’s side- lined her since July 3. The hope is she’ll be back soon, which should provide a spark. Meanwhile, Sabally’s potential return is less certain. It’s been an up-and-down season for New York. The Liberty believe this roster has enough to win a championship. Time will tell whether Kolb’s bet that the team will have a clean bill of health come playoff time will pay off. mkenney@nypost.com NO BIG DEAL Trade talks fizzle, so Libs opt to stand pat LIBERTY MUTUAL: Breanna Stewart (center) celebrates with teammates after a July victory against the Sparks. The Liberty did not make a deal at the trade deadline, meaning the roster will remain unchanged as the team pursues the franchise’s second WNBA title. Imagn Images KELSEY PLUM Monday STORM aT LIBERTY 7 p.m. My9
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By MADELINE KENNEY The WNBA trade deadline histor- ically is a dull date in the calendar. The league’s hard salary cap makes it difficult to maneuver mid- season trades. That didn’t change in the new collective bargaining agreement, which drastically in- creased player wages. But this year’s deadline did yield two notable trades, including a blockbuster move that sent Kelsey Plum to the Mercury. Plum is only the fourth All-Star in league history to be part of a mid- season trade, according to ESPN. Here’s a brief look at some poten- tial winners and losers of this year’s trade deadline: Winners: Sparks The Sparks saw the writing on the wall and acted accordingly. They previously had traded a major haul to acquire Plum before last season. That included sending away the No. 2 pick of the 2025 WNBA draft, which the Seattle Storm turned into Dominique Malonga. Plum was in Los Angeles for not even two years and planned to test free agency in the offseason. The Sparks, who are 5 ½ games out of a playoff spot with 17 left to play, needed to get some return as they look toward their future. The Sparks added Monique Akoa Makani, who’s under contract through 2027 before becoming a re- served free agent, plus Phoenix’s 2027 first-round pick and a 2028 second-rounder. Sun and Tempo Connecticut traded Aneesah Morrow to Toronto for the player rights of Maria “Masha” Kliundik- ova and the Tempo’s 2028 second- rounder. Overall, this seemed like a win-win situation for all involved. The Tempo filled the need for a young big, with Morrow’s rookie contract running through 2028. Meanwhile, the Sun get a solid player in Kliundikova plus a future pick. The only major concern with Kliundikova is her availability — it’s unclear whether Kliundikova will return to the WNBA next season — but she could be a solid addition if she chooses to come over. Losers: Valkyries Golden State was tied to the Plum sweepstakes early, but those talks never went anywhere. The Valkyr- ies seem locked in on their current iteration of the roster, which has gone 19-9, good for third in the league standings. However, in the age of “Big Threes,” the Valkyries appear to be one piece away from being a formi- dable championship contender. Liberty The Liberty are betting on getting healthy in time for the playoffs. However, they haven’t provided concrete timelines for Leonie Fie- bich (left foot injury) and Satou Sa- bally (concussion protocol). The other wrinkle in this is Betni- jah Laney-Hamilton, who’s in a tough situation. She’s on a prove-it contract after signing a one-year, $400,000 deal. Her value, though, tanked over the course of this sea- son as she struggled to reestablish herself while coming back from a yearlong layoff because of knee sur- gery. She’s racked up six consecu- tive healthy scratches. Will she earn a spot back in the rotation now that the deadline has passed? Do the Liberty think she’s not in a position to contribute on a nightly basis? Monday’s game against the Seat- tle Storm might shed some light on that. mkenney@nypost.com fuRThER WEST: Monique Akoa Makani joined the Sparks as part of the trade that sent Kelsey Plum to Phoenix. Getty Images By RYAN DUNLEAVY WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — One of the few fears in a John Harbaugh-Giants mar- riage is protecting a fourth- quarter lead. The Giants blew five fourth- quarter leads last season, in- cluding three of 10 or more points. They went 1-7 in one- score games. The Ravens blew 18 double- digit second-half leads during Harbaugh’s tenure. No other head coach had more since at least 1991, although that’s a dou- ble-edged sword because few coaches last as long as Har- baugh (19th season) or hold as many leads and win as often as Baltimore did from 2008-25. So, as you might expect, there has been a healthy dose of fourth-quarter situational peri- ods during the first week of training camp, though Harbaugh says that is “always” a point of emphasis for his teams. “We’re focusing on the things that we think we really need to get good at for this team,” Har- baugh said. “We throw every- thing at them right away on ev- ery situation we can think of. So, the only day of rest during the 11-day remote training camp. “It will just change the tempo of the period,” Harbaugh said. “Without the pads, you’re not wrapping. We’re not going to be tackling to the ground on Mon- day. We’re trying to stop the ball carrier if we can on defense and get the pads behind us on of- fense. I’m sure inside will be a little more physical than it is out here without the shoulder pads. It just ramps up just a little bit.” Will there be any live tackling in camp? To cut down on injury risk, the trend across the NFL is to all but eliminate it in favor of wrap-and-release tackling. “There’ll be certain guys, maybe the younger guys, before the first preseason game, per- haps,” Harbaugh said. “We’ll see where we’re at.” ➤WR Malik Nabers prac- ticed in individual drills in three of the first four days. No 7-on-7 or 11-on-11 yet. “We’re definitely pushing the envelope on it,” Harbaugh said. “I would say he’s generally on schedule. He’s working to get himself back as soon as he can.” rdunleavy@nypost.com by the time we’re through the first 10 days, we’ll have hit pretty much all those situations. And it’s OK if we don’t know ex- actly what we’re doing or we don’t quite have the play calls down yet. We want to expose them to all those situations right out of the gate because those things are going to be things that actually win you games. Those are game-winning play opportunities usually. So, we want to be as good as we can be at that stuff.” The 2025 season tied the NFL record for most regular-season games decided by three points or fewer (73) — it’s happened three times since 2018 — and ranked No. 2 all time in games with a winning score in the final two minutes of the fourth quar- ter or overtime (61). “It usually comes down to that,” Harbaugh said. “That’s pretty much every team’s story.” ➤Real football — at least as the linemen see it — starts Monday when the pads come on. The Giants were off Sunday, GIANTS NOTES LIKES CLOCK WORK: The Giants blew five fourth-quarter leads last season and went 1-7 in one-score games. New head coach John Harbaugh already is emphasizing late-game situations early in camp. AP
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By Howie Kussoy CBS may not stand behind Tony Romo, but his former boss does. Romo, whose status as CBS’ lead NFL analyst is now in jeopardy after he was arrested on suspicion of operating a vehicle while under the influ- ence and placed on leave by the network July 31, still has the support of Cowboys owner Jerry Jones, who said he has spoken with his former quarterback since the inci- dent in Wisconsin. Romo spent his entire ca- reer (2003-16) in Dallas, be- fore joining CBS in 2017. “I love him,” Jones said in an interview with KDFW Fox 4. “I love what he’s about. I love his character. I love his love of sport. And he’s a very, very unique talent. And the real question is — and I don’t even have to ask what the answer is: Do you think Tony Romo knows how to get up when he gets knocked down? He had a life of that. And absolutely, that’s one of his greatest at- tributes, is that he can handle adversity. ... “This is something that he will work through. Obviously, I’m a big fan of his, big fan of his family, and let me tell you right now, he’s as real as he sounds. He feels every down time, he feels every up time.” Romo — who still has four years and $72 million remain- ing on the mammoth contract he signed with CBS in 2020 — is scheduled to appear in court Sept. 21. He will not appear on the air “until further notice,” ac- cording to CBS, which will re- place Romo with former Tex- ans star J.J. Watt, alongside Jim Nantz. Jones has Romo’s back after OWI arrest tony romo S uRE, JETS training camp has been underway since Wednesday, when the Jets players were on the field together for the first time this summer. But after two days on the field (Wednesday and Thursday), the players have been off two of the past three days, including Sunday. This has been a nod to the team easing them into camp and taking care of their bodies with the focus on long-term performance. “My job as a coach is to under- stand the acclimation from the NFL offseason into no pads, then into pads,” Jets head coach Aaron Glenn said. “My job is to get our players ready for the regular sea- son. We had two practices on, then we [brought] it down for recovery, then it jumps back up.” That jump takes place Monday, when it’s fair to say training camp truly begins, because the players will be in full pads for full contact for the first time. “Are you kidding me?” Jets de- fensive tackle Harrison Phillips said when asked about his excite- ment level for Monday’s first full- pads practice. “The last time I got to put on pads was in January, so this is super fun for my job. You guys know my game a little bit. That’s my game. “I want pads, I want contact. That’s what I really enjoy. All off- season has been working patiently for these moments. This is the time a team’s identity gets built, the time your body gets calloused. Everything’s been so positive up to this point, and I hope we continue on this trajectory.” Phillips called the team’s strat- egy with the early off days mixed in with the first few practices in only helmets and shells “really cool to see the people mapping this whole thing out for us.” “They’re experts in their fields, making sure every player is able to play their best,” he said. “We’re do- ing everything we can to be physi- cally recovered and at our best. Maybe getting 10 percent bigger, faster, stronger helps 1 percent in football.” After a 3-14 season, the Jets, of course, need to be a lot more than 1 percent better on the field. But you’ve got to start somewhere, right? Phillips, a veteran leader on de- fense and in his second season with the Jets, described this camp with Glenn taking a more hands-on approach with the de- fense, calling the plays, as one “with a lot of energy.” “It’s been really cool to see the different layers of the defense across the different position groups — back end, middle and up front,” he said. “The free agents and draft picks are coming in and not only playing their role exactly as pictured in the defense, but do- ing even more than that. [I’m] re- ally excited to work with this group, and really happy to have ‘AG’ calling this thing, for the clar- ity and intensity he brings.” Defensive tackle Jowon Briggs, a revelation for the Jets after he was acquired in a trade last August during training camp, said “the sky’s the limit” for this Jets de- fense. It’s a defense that allowed the second-most points in the NFL last season and was ranked 25th in total defense (yards yielded). “I’m a big pro- ponent of ‘pur- sue excellence and then you fall into great- ness,’ ” Briggs said. “That’s kind of how we feel in that [defensive line] room. There are so many different guys who bring so many different things, my- self included, top to bottom. So it’s nothing but excitement for us.” Briggs, too, expressed excite- ment about Glenn’s hands-on ap- proach with the defense. “You can feel that passion and focus, and it’s permeated through everything,” he said. “Everybody’s focused on pursuing that excel- lence, and that’s permeating throughout the whole team.” Returning linebacker Jamien Sherwood echoed that observation of Glenn, saying, “You can feel his passion. From the day he got here, you could feel it. “But this year, I’d say our slogan is ‘attention to detail.’ Anything [mistakes] he sees out on the field, he’s going to make sure he nips it right there, because with the goals we’ve set this year, we can’t let anything slip. I appreciate the way he goes about his day, the way he coaches us. It’s making everybody better.” Sherwood said he loves the fact the Jets defense features “bigger bodies in the trenches this year,” referring to beefy newcomers in- cluding David Onyemata (310 pounds), fourth-round draft pick Darrell Jackson Jr. (315 pounds) and T’Vondre Sweat (366 pounds). “I feel like they’re doing a great job — the guys on the edge are col- lapsing the pocket, getting upfield, rushing well,” Sherwood said. “Right now, it’s about getting com- fortable, and I feel like it’s moving in the right direction. Once we get pads on, I feel like that’s when I’ll really be able to take my shots and understand what’s in front of me and when I can go.” That time comes Monday, the unofficial start to training camp with full pads and full contact leading to a full anticipation about what this revamped defense will really look like. mcannizzaro@nypost.com Glenn’s hands-on approach has Jets ‘excited,’ ready to ramp things up at camp Mark Cannizzaro meet & greet: Aaron Glenn shakes hands with Harrison Phillips during Jets practice this week. Bill Kostroun
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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com is one of his famous ex-girl- friends. Berrios most recently has been connected to model Hollie Ford. But Berrios had no ego when he, Beckham and Smith-Schuster — all former Pro Bowlers or All- Pros — showed up June 1 in East Rutherford for a tryout alongside fellow free agent Anthony Miller. He estimated that at least 35 staff members observed. “It was kind of cool to look around and we were all in it to- gether,” Berrios said. “It was a re- al-deal workout. You don’t know what they are judging, you don’t know what they are looking for, what they are trying to fill. We all looked around like, ‘Good job guys.’ This game humbles the best of them, and I think all four of us took the opportunity for what it was … and the opportunity to make this team better.” Berrios, 30, tore his ACL in 2024 and didn’t have a full offseason leading into camp with the Tex- ans. The benefits of being further removed from injury are on dis- play in Giants camp through his ability to shake the coverage of second-team defensive backs while carrying a chip on his shoulder to remind the league that he is not ready to be cast aside. “That’s nothing new,” Berrios said. “I’ve worn that forever. It’s no different.” Neither is the idea that he could be a special teams game-changer. Is he still an elite returner? “Absolutely,” Berrios said. “I still have it. You [just] know.” Berrios’ knowledge of 11 differ- ent hard-to-name female beauty products in a recent viral video posted by the Giants already has made him a favorite for a segment of his new fan base. He can win over others with his play. “It’s a very talented team, and you’ve got Coach [John] Har- baugh and coaches across the board that are very skilled and have been in it for a long time,” Berrios said. “There’s a great opportunity here — not only for us coming in but [for the team] to have a really good year.” Part of Berrios’ ticket to the field comes from es- tablishing a connection with Jaxson Dart. “Watching from afar last year but being able to see his work day to day, he’s so, so talented,” Berrios said. “I’m try- ing to get on the same page on everything with him and Jamo [Jameis Winston]. “First and foremost is getting the concepts, being right, seeing the field as the quarterbacks see it — if it’s zero or if it’s pressure — and being where they need you to be. It doesn’t matter if you are with the third-team QB or the second-team QB because when you go in to watch film, everyone sees it. So, when you go with the first team, they are like, ‘I can trust him.’ It’s about taking advan- tage every day. Opportunities start to manifest themselves as long as you are doing the right thing.” rdunleavy@nypost.com By Ryan Dunleavy WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — No, Braxton Berrios did not return to New York for access to the glamorous lifestyle af- forded to him as one of the NFL’s most sought-after boyfriends. Berrios, a former Jet who signed with the Giants out of a tryout in June, is showing during training camp that he still can be a soft- hands security receiver and shifty returner for a team in search of both. “I keep the first things first: Sur- prisingly, I’m pretty private, pretty low-key,” Berrios said with a laugh after a recent practice at The Greenbrier Resort. “It tends sometimes not to be that way, but I’m all-ball. I dream of doing this. I’ve been a ballplayer my whole life. It’s the only thing I want to do.” Berrios was limited by injuries to a combined six catches in 10 games for the 2024 Dolphins and 2025 Texans. He is battling Odell Beckham Jr., JuJu Smith-Schuster, Calvin Austin and others to round out a receiving corps led by Malik Nabers, Darius Slayton, Malachi Fields and Darnell Mooney. So, when does Berrios start tak- ing stock of where he stands in the August-long race to make the 53-man roster? “I’ve been in it long enough to know that you can’t play the num- bers game,” Berrios said. “Things happen that are unforeseen as far as injuries, trades; I’ve seen it ev- ery which way. You have to focus on yourself and getting better each day.” Berrios’ best season was in 2021, when he posted career highs of 46 catches for 431 yards and was a first-team All-Pro returner who averaged 13.4 yards on punts and 30.4 yards on kickoffs for the Jets. “Braxton’s been a good pro for a long time,” Slayton said. Around that same time, Berrios started dating model Sophia Culpo — 49ers star Christian McCaffrey’s sister-in-law — who, along with so- cial-media star Alix Earle, Looking good: Veteran receiver Braxton Berrios may be as well known for his famous girlfriends — including Sophia Culpo (left), Alix Earle (center) and Hollie Ford — but he’s only focused on securing a spot as a depth receiver and returner for the Giants. Corey Sipkin; Getty Images (3)
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com W HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — For the best insight into the John Harbaugh Way, you turn to the Giant who knows him best. “Pancake” Pat Ricard spent nine seasons with Harbaugh in Balti- more as his 300-pound battering ram smashmouth fullback, and be- lieves exactly what John and Chris Mara believe: That John Harbaugh is made for New York. “He’s a great leader, he’s a great leader of men,” Ricard began. “I mean, just look at all the stuff that’s happened this offseason with this team just in terms of the media and the social-media stuff, and he com- pletely nipped it out of the bud ev- ery single time and just really made sure this team stayed together. “I think that he’s just a great leader for the city just in terms of who he is and the man he is that people can just rally behind and be- lieve in.” There is John Harbaugh on the practice field. “He’s very detailed,” Ricard said. “When the plays are going, every- one has to be 15 yards back, they have to be behind him. If he sees we’re slow in and out of the hud- dle, he’ll get on the offensive coaches, he’ll get on the OC, he’ll get on us. Same with the defense. He kinda orchestrates the whole thing. He lets the coaches coach, the players play, but if we’re not playing to his standard, he’s gonna be honest about it.” There is John Harbaugh in the meeting room. “He tries to get a message across every single day, and he tries to do it in a way that grabs us,” Ricard said. “He’s a very good speaker, and he’s very good at just getting his point across to where you have to pay attention and if you’re not, like the bad body language or if you’re not paying attention, he’ll call you out and make sure that you’re really paying attention. I’ve heard everything that man says, and he still has new things to say, which is crazy, ’cause he’s been coaching for a long time. It’s like the same message, but he says it a different way.” There is evolving John Har- baugh. “When I first got to the Ravens with him, you don’t know if he’s gonna be on your ass every second you talk to him,” Ricard said. “And I feel like now, he picks and chooses when to be like that, but he still can be like that so you have to be on your toes when you’re around him ’cause you don’t know which Har- baugh you’re getting.” There is 3 a.m. John Harbaugh. “He’ll randomly wake up in the middle of the night at 3 a.m. and text you about something that hit his brain and he has to text you right then and there,” Ri- card said. “That shows that he cares, he cares about you, he cares about the team, he wants to make sure that he wants to get that information to you at 3 in the morning. ... I’ve gotten some like 11, midnight ones sometimes. Maybe not 3 for me, but I know other guys have.” There is John Har- baugh after a bad loss. “He’ll really get on us in film,” Ri- card said. “After a bad loss, sometimes he’ll have plays that we’ll go over and he’ll call guys out in front of the whole team, all the coaches, and demand answers. He just wants to just say what he has to say, get the message across and move on.” When the pads come on Monday, the Giants will take to heart what Harbaugh has told them to expect. “ ‘It’s gonna show like who’s a Gi- ant at the end of the day,’ ” Ricard recalls Harbaugh telling the team. “ ‘Football’s supposed to be hard and training camp’s supposed to be hard. It’s supposed to callous your body, get you ready for the season. Because this is hard now, we’ll reap the rewards now during the season, practice in season will feel easy, the games will feel easy because we put in so much work.’ ” Ricard knows Harbaugh’s mes- sage isn’t just talk. “A John Harbaugh training camp’s a tough camp, and I think for some guys here that maybe shocked ’em right away. ... If you love football, it’s not that hard.” There is the John Harbaugh who loves his new quarterback. “I know Harbaugh loves him a lot,” Ricard said. “He loves Jaxson’s approach to the game. He loves how much Jaxson wants to be great be- ing a young guy going into his sec- ond year. Jaxson’s a very vocal guy that will stand in front of the room and kinda just take leadership of the offense.” Forgive Ricard for omitting family and faith when he says: “I don’t think that man thinks anything else besides football and the team he’s coaching for.” Pat Ricard is glad to be a John Harbaugh New York Football Giant. steve.serby@nypost.com Fullback full of insight on The Harbaugh Way Steve Serby Ste Serb More Giants / P. 41 Plus $1,000 Bonus Cash COMPLIMENTARY MAINTENANCE PLAN FOR 24 MONTHS PAYMENTS FOR 90 DAYS % APR FINANCING FOR 36 MONTHS www.PremierLincoln.com 0% APR financing for 36 months with credit approval. Deferred first payment up to 90 days. With credit approval through Lincoln Automotive Financial Services. Tax and DMV additional. $1,000 Summer Sales Event Retail Bonus Cash On approved Credit. Select models. Excludes 2026 Corsair. See dealer for full details. Dealer not responsible for type errors, photos used for illustration only. DCA#0806391, DMV#6240988. 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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By GREG JOYCE CHICAGO — On the 47th anni- versary of Thurman Munson’s tragic death, Austin Wells paid trib- ute as a lookalike behind the plate. The current Yankees catcher honored the former Yankees catcher in Sunday’s 2-1 win over the Cubs by arranging for special retro-looking gear — a burnt or- ange chest protector and shin guards, with Thurman’s retired No. 15 on the back and what looked like the back of a baseball card with the former Yankees cap- tain’s year-by-year stats. “I just think what he meant to the team, his leadership ability and the fire he had behind the plate, leading his staff — obvi- ously, he was an incredible player and team captain, so hard not to root for that guy,” said Wells, who even trimmed his goatee into a horseshoe mustache that looked like Munson’s. Sunday’s tribute has been in the making for a while. Wells met Munson’s widow, Diana, two years ago before the idea came up last year around Old-Timers’ Day. This year, Wells worked with EvoShield to create the special catching gear. He sent the com- pany a picture of Munson and asked what they might be able to make for him. “They pulled it off, and I thought it looked incredible,” Wells said. Gerrit Cole, who threw to Wells on Sunday and is a Yankees his- tory buff, appreciated the gesture. “I thought it was great. I’m happy he did it,” Cole said. “Any time we get to honor some of our great players, great leaders and great ambassadors in the organiza- tion and in the game in general, it’s really special. It’s great to bring some awareness to how great of a human being he was.” ➤Giancarlo Stanton is sched- uled to face Carlos Rodón and Clarke Schmidt in live batting practice sessions Monday and Tuesday, though it does not neces- sarily represent progress in his re- hab from a second right calf strain. “I think he’s been in position to probably do that now for a little bit,” manager Aaron Boone said. “But always good to go outside and see a live arm.” The bigger hurdle for Stanton, who has been hitting “a lot” includ- ing off the Trajekt pitching ma- chine, is running. The veteran DH has been continuing his running progression, Boone has said, but has not yet advanced to running the bases — often the final step be- fore a return and where Stanton suffered a setback in mid-June. ➤David Bednar recorded a four-out save Sunday, the eighth time in 45 appearances he has worked more than an inning. “What a luxury it is to have him,” Cole said. ➤Cody Bellinger is just over a week into the four- to six-week timeline that the Yankees gave for his return from a Grade 2 ham- string strain. “He’s doing well,” Boone said. “I actually talked to him this morn- ing. He already ran today, he’s hit- ting and throwing. Did his outside running. So I think he’s pretty pleased with the progress.” Ode tO a legeNd Wells channels Munson with throwback gear, horseshoe mustache YANKEES NOTES Back to Backstop: Yankees catcher Austin Wells, awaiting a throw to home plate during the fourth inning Sunday at Wrigley Field, sported custom-made catchers gear in tribute to former Yankees catching great Thurman Munson (below) on the 47th anniversary of his tragic death. AP; Getty Images By JOEl ShERman The addition of Luis Gar- cía Jr. could — if the Yan- kees ever reach full posi- tional health — create a log- jam particularly at first base and DH. Nevertheless, a top team official told The Post that there are no intentions to have Ben Rice begin catching as a way to add more bats into the lineup. If García, Rice, Paul Gold- schmidt and Giancarlo Stanton were all healthy si- multane- ously, then only two could play between first base and DH. And that does not include Aaron Judge, who, if he returns from his frac- tured rib as the Yankees say he will, might have to mix in some DH as well. Rice caught in 36 games last year and kept up his work behind the plate dur- ing spring training. But at this late date, the Yankees have no plans to ask him to begin catching again and put his body at risk, when he has become such a vital offensive piece. At the moment, the most likely configuration is that Rice plays daily either at first base or DH. García would play first or DH against righties, vs. whom he has a .918 OPS, and Gold- schmidt against lefties, vs. whom he has a .988 OPS. The Yankees have not stated firm dates for when they expect Judge and Stan- ton back, or Cody Bellinger. If and when they return, and if the Yankees suffer no fur- ther injuries, Aaron Boone will have decisions to make daily. It is also possible the Yankees could add another bat before the deadline. No plans for Rice to catch: Yankees official Ben Rice More Yanks / P. 35
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New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com Stone-cold lockout Skubal to Dodgers just another infuriating sign that baseball is in serious peril in ’27 — and beyond I ADMIT, I still get a little freaked out whenever I stumble across the end of “The Planet of the Apes,” the original one, from 1968, with Charlton Heston. You know the scene I mean. Astronaut Ge- orge Taylor and his companion, Nova, are riding horseback in what they believe to be the For- bidden Zone of a distant planet. Then they happen upon quite a surprise. It’s the Statue of Liberty, half- buried in the surf. And suddenly it occurs to Tay- lor: His adventures the previous two hours weren’t conducted in some distant solar system but on Earth, he and his colleagues hav- ing hurtled many years into the fu- ture. In an instant, he understands why the zone has been off-limits, and what the evidence tells him about the fate of New York Har- bor, and everywhere else. “You maniacs!” he wails. “You blew it up! Aaahh, damn you! God damn you all to hell!” I let my mind go into a spin cy- cle when I woke up Sunday morn- ing and saw the back page of The Post, and the headline: “RICH GET PITCHER.” The Dodgers, of course, had won whatever sweepstakes there were for the services of Tarik Skubal. Skubal joins a rotation that already features Yoshinobu Yama- moto, Roki Sasaki and Justin Wrobleski at full health and will soon welcome back Blake Snell, Tyler Glasnow and Shohei Ohtani. You can argue that when that hap- pens, the No. 7 Dodgers starter — take your pick who that is — is better than the ace for half the other teams in the sport. Two things are inarguable: One: The new Dodgers payroll projects to $430 million, which in- cludes a $180 million luxury tax bill. That tax number is higher than the entire payrolls for 16 of the other 29 teams in MLB. Two: There is a 100 percent chance the owners will call a lock- out when the current collective bargaining agreement expires Dec. 1. And it sure feels like some- thing close to 100 percent that we won’t see an inning of baseball in 2027. That last part has been self-evi- dent for a while now, starting from the tense staredown between Bryce Harper and Rob Manfred in the Phillies clubhouse last year — the first public airing of grievan- ces — and it has gained steam al- most every single day since. Even so, this was the one that sent me on my horse, riding the beach in the Forbidden Zone. And forced me to my knees, rail- ing at the maniacs, seeing the Commissioner’s Trophy half-buried in the sand, instead of Lady Liberty. My whole life, as the son of a union man, I have always backed the players in matters of labor disputes: all sports, all issues, all eras. The players are the reason sports are a multibillion-dollar business. If sala- ries are up, it’s only because revenues are. And for 100 years, the owners lorded over the players and did so with little remorse. It was a horrible system. Free agency helped make it better and fairer. But there is nothing fair about a system in which the best player on the trade market winds up with the best team in the sport and the reaction is almost universal: of course he did. And this isn’t a parochial argu- ment about the Yankees or the Mets. Both New York teams spend plenty. The Mets are a helpful re- minder that money alone guarantees little in the absence of com- petence. And if baseball wants to engineer its sport to mirror college football — where its uber-market teams compete alone — creating the MLB ver- sion of the Big Ten/SEC/ACC/Big 12 arms race, that’s fine. But baseball isn’t just about those supernovas. It also must be about Pittsburgh and Kansas City and St. Louis and Denver and Cleveland and Cincinnati and Tampa. Among others. The system is broken. It needs fixing. There needs to be a salary cap, which is why so many of those small-market teams quietly rejoiced at this move, which will only solidify and unify them more. The problem: There also needs to be a salary floor, which is why as much as the players-owners war will be vicious, the war within the war between big-market owners and small will be just as bloody. For while this necessitates the players forfeiting their eternal holy grail — no salary cap — it also requires the owners to agree to the floor, and to more complete revenue sharing. This can’t be about one side or the other win- ning; it has to be about baseball winning. Good luck with that. Which means the labor winter of 2026-27 is about to make the one from 1994-95 look like thumb wrestling. The owners never have been as hard line as the players, which is why they’ve always taken beatings going back to 1972. It feels different now, mostly be- cause the players don’t own sole claim to the moral high ground anymore. There is no moral high ground. This is strictly trench warfare. It makes you wonder if the mas- sive reconstruction the game craves is survivable. Fans have always sworn they’ll stay away, and most of them inevi- tably come back. But our world is different now. If you take some- thing away from people and dare them to find something else to fill the void, there are more options available than ever before. They will fill that void. And then what? Here’s what I fear: Two years from now, 10 years from now, we’ll take that metaphorical horseback ride on a beach in our mind’s eye, and it’ll be late October, and we’ll remember: “Ah, yes. This is when I used to make a point of watching the World Series.” And then we’ll think something else: You maniacs. You blew it all up. mvaccaro@nypost.com Stone-cold sion of the Big Ten/SEC/ACC/Big been as hard line as the players, Mike Vaccaro HORROR STORY: The rich keep getting richer as the Dodgers won the Tarik Skubal Sweepstakes — another sign that small- market owners will dig in for a salary cap and force a long lockout. And the biggest losers will be the fans. AP; Imagn Images
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com THE ASTROS are making a play for Marlins slugger Kyle Stowers, and discussions are ongoing. The Padres are listening on any- thing, including superstar closer Mason Miller. But a trade of Mil- ler still seems like a long shot. With superstar Tarik Skubal off the board, there are still sev- eral starters on the board: Casey Mize, Clay Holmes, Reid Det- mers, José Soriano, Emerson Hancock, Robbie Ray, Dustin May, Kevin Gausman, Brady Singer and Tyler Mahle plus possibly Foster Griffin and Trevor Rogers. The Tigers should do well with Mize, a pending free agent who has a 2.70 ERA and 0.99 WHIP and great rep as a competitor. The Tigers are only 2 ½ games out of the wild card now, but inter- ested teams still think Mize will fol- low Skubal on a flight out of there. The Braves, Cubs, D’backs and Rays are among teams believed in- terested in Mize. The Yankees and Padres might be, too. ... Holmes should bring a nice pack- age as he began the season looking like an All-Star before being felled by a line drive that broke his right fibula. He’s been well-scouted in rehab games. ... The Mets somehow received three prospects ranked in the Rays top 30 for Freddy Peralta, despite his 4.99 ERA. Some teams seem to believe that a better defense will cure him. That worked for David Peterson, whose BABIP (batting average for balls in play) is 125 points lower with the all-world Cubs defense — .227 versus .352. (The Cubs would have been a nice spot for Peralta, too.) ... The Phillies, Rays and Rangers are interested in Luis Arraez, who’s improved his second base play. The Yankees like him. Arraez isn’t the best positional fit for the Yankees. But that doesn’t al- ways stop them. Jon Heyman jheyman@nypost.com DEADLINE CONFIDENTIAL Jon Heyman Jon Heyman NOT EVERYONE was impressed by what the Ti- gers extracted from the Dodgers for two-time Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal. “They got bupkis,” one rival executive said of the Tigers. Some said the Tigers did OK landing top outfield prospect Zyhir Hope (the obvious gem of the re- turn), plus pitching pros- pects River Ryan and Brady Smith. Others are appalled/annoyed base- ball’s best team keeps fig- uring out how to land baseball’s best players for little. The critics say that among other ample skills exhibited by Dodgers baseball people, they somehow get their pros- pects overrated on impor- tant but imprecise or even inaccurate prospect lists. One executive suggested Hope’s ranking (No. 25 by MLB) might be close since they see him as a potential multi-time MLB All-Star. However, that person was incredulous that Ryan was ranked No. 68 by MLB, pointing out that while Ryan has big talent, he’s habitually hurt (he’s on the IL now), he rarely gets out of the fifth inning and he’s days away from turning 28. The Tigers talked to sev- eral teams, but most exec- utives with those other teams suggested they had the impression the Tigers were focused on the Dodg- ers. It surprised no one the Dodgers landed him since they do have an excellent prospect stash (even if it’s overrated). It isn’t unusual to see ex- ecs who lost out on a cov- eted star complain that the acquiring team gave up lit- tle. But they say lopsided deals are a long-running Dodgers trend. At previous deadlines, the Dodgers managed to acquire Manny Machado for a package headed by Yusniel Díaz, and Trea Turner and Max Scher- zer for Josiah Gray, Keib- ert Ruiz and lesser lights. They also famously ac- quired superstar Mookie Betts for a package star- ring Alex Verdugo, who’s now out of the game. As for this deal, one rival exec said the Tigers should have canvassed other in- terested teams to see if they could beat the Dodg- ers package. The exec doesn’t get why they moved fast, saying, “This is a deal you could do Mon- day morning.” Astros set sights on Stowers Tigers’ Skubal return draws some jeers: ‘They got bupkis’ N EW YANKEES slugger Luis García Jr., a vastly improved player who leads the National League in slugging (.560), will help the sagging Bronx Bombers lineup. The New York-born García finally was showing his big potential in the Nats’ new, fun environment, and heaven knows the Yankees need bats. Still, García’s acquisition seems fairly re- dundant since statistically he’s nearly a ballplaying duplicate of Yankees phenom Ben Rice (.561 slug). Plus, he also gives the Yankees maybe the greatest first- base depth ever, with a thriving future Hall of Famer Paul Goldschmidt now technically the third-string first sacker. Here are some other ideas that fill more obvious needs: Make a play for Angels star shortstop Zach Neto and work to bring in one of three catchers — Hunter Goodman, Adley Rutschman or Ryan Jeffers. Neto is a terrific talent who’s been a 20-20 guy playing in the wasteland of a fake version of L.A. (it’s actually Anaheim) and should be even better in serious surround- ings. Some teams are concerned about his defense and makeup, but the metrics don’t do him justice and folks who know him say he’s a nice kid who happens to have a bit of Miami flair (like famed Yankees shortstop Bucky Dent, he hails from that area). “No makeup problems, he just has a little personality,” one person who knows Neto well said. It also doesn’t hurt that Neto is right- handed, meaning he could help balance a lineup leaning even more left now with the García pickup. The same for Goodman, Jef- fers and Rutschman (who’s a switch-hitter) — although their big advantage is that they rake, too. Yankees catchers currently are 28th in batting average (.188, yes there are two teams worse) and 29th in OPS (.556). Jeffers probably isn’t going anywhere since the Twins recently declared they’re a buyer, not a seller. That still leaves two ex- cellent options. The Yankees may be more likely to wind up with Tyler Stephenson, who’s servicea- ble. But Goodman and Rutschman are worth trying for. Neither guy was seen as someone who might hit the trade block, but they are among the few real fits in a thin hitting market. There are concerns about Goodman’s defense and Rutschman’s de- pendability (he’s currently on the IL), but the risk is worth it in these cases. The Yankees need more offense and bet- ter balance as they’ve gone from one of the best hitting teams to one of the worst since Aaron Judge joined Giancarlo Stanton on the sideline. But with or even without Judge, they have a real chance in a pathetic American League. The Yankees have the best pitching in MLB (3.28 ERA) thanks to a star-studded rotation and overachieving bullpen that can help them win their league, with just a little more help, that is. Imagn Images
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By Mike PuMa Freddy Peralta’s very forgettable Mets tenure is officially history. The team’s teardown, which began last week with A.J. Minter’s departure to the Twins, continued Sunday with the Mets trading Peralta to the Rays for three minor league prospects. The Mets acquired Aidan Smith, an outfielder rated as the Rays’ No. 15 prospect, according to MLB Pipeline. The Mets also acquired right-handed pitcher Gary Gill Hill (No. 26) and in- fielder Émilien Pitre (No. 27). Peralta’s remaining salary (about $2.5 million) will be covered by the Rays, who are battling for the AL East title. The move occurred a day after the top starting pitcher on the trade market, Tarik Skubal, was dealt to the Dodgers. In 22 starts, Peralta pitched to a 4.99 ERA with the Mets, failing to solidify the top of the rotation as team brass had envisioned when the right-hander was acquired last offseason, along with Tobias Myers, for prospects Brandon Sproat and Jett Williams. “He came here to anchor a rotation and felt the weight of that,” interim manager Andy Green said following the Mets’ 2-0 loss to the Marlins at Citi Field. “I know from talking to him, he certainly doesn’t feel like it went the way that we hoped it would and I think we all feel the same way. “Where we are today screams that we’re all wishing we were in a differ- ent spot and he gave us everything that he had. He stepped on the mound every single day and competed. I know he wanted better results and I think when we struck the deal to get him we were all hoping for a different set of circum- stances on this day than what we’re looking at.” Pitre, 23, was a sec- ond-round pick by the Rays in the 2024 draft from the Univer- sity of Kentucky. He has ap- peared in 88 games this sea- son split between High-A and Double-A and posted a .308/.438/.447 slash line. Gill Hill, 21, was selected in the sixth round of the 2022 draft from John F. Kennedy Catholic Prep in Somers, NY. In 20 starts this season between High-A and Double-A, he has pitched to a 4.49 ERA with 87 strikeouts in 108 ¹/₃ innings. Over four minor league seasons, he’s pitched to a 3.99 ERA. He represented Great Britain last spring in the World Baseball Classic. Smith, 22, was selected by the Mariners in the fourth round of the 2023 draft from Lov- ejoy High School in Lucas, Texas. He was part of the trade that sent Randy Arozarena to the Rays. In 59 games this season for three different Rays affiliates, he owns a .209/.281/.391 slash line. Thursday, the Mets traded the lefty reliever Minter to the Twins for minor league infielders Billy Am- ick and Bruin Agbayani. The Mets still have multiple play- ers that figure to be traded by 6 p.m. Monday. It’s a list that includes Clay Holmes, Brooks Raley and Tyrone Taylor. Other trade candidates in- clude Luis Robert Jr., Luke Weaver and Huascar Brazobán. Kodai Senga has attracted interest from the Padres, according to The Post’s Joel Sherman, but the struggling right-hander is still owed $18.7 million through next season, a significant hur- dle in the Mets unloading him for value. Raley and Taylor are signed only through this season and Holmes is likely to opt out of his contract after the World Series. Holmes started for Sin- gle-A Brooklyn on Sunday in a minor league rehab start, extending to 5 ¹/₃ in- nings and 73 pitches, leaving him stretched out to pitch in the majors for a team to be determined in his next start. Taylor indicated to The Post that he is hoping to remain with the Mets. Bo Bichette, whose contract contains a no-trade clause, told The Post he fully expects he won’t be traded. Bi- chette can opt out of his three-year deal worth $126 million after the sea- son, but it’s unclear if he will take that route. The infielder owns a disap- pointing .660 OPS after slumping badly over the first two months of this season. Green said it’s been “heavy” watch- ing players depart. “It’s friends walking out the door,” he said. “At the same time, we have got to do a better job playing baseball.” mpuma@nypost.com The Mets dealt two-time All-Star Freddy Peralta, who went 5-9 with a 4.99 ERA in 22 starts, to the Rays on Sunday for three prospects. Here’s a look at the trade: Rays Receive: RHP Freddy Peralta Mets Receive: INF Émilien Pitre OF Aidan Smith RHP Gary Gill Hill Gone voyage Émilien Pitre Getty Images see ya! The Mets acquired Freddy Peralta from the Brewers to be their ace, but the right-hander had a 4.99 ERA after 22 starts. Team president David Stearns on Sunday traded him to the Rays for three prospects, including Gary Gill Hill (left). Corey Sipkin; Getty Images
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By Joel SherMan If you were having a pool on the most untrada- ble Met, Kodai Senga very well could be the front- runner considering the dastardly duo of bad health and performance that has plagued him. Yet, the Padres actually have checked in on Senga, a player they pursued as a free agent after the 2022 season. San Diego under head of baseball operations A.J. Preller is known for hyper- activity at this time of year. Preller relentlessly pur- sues every area he can, is determined to find up- grades for his team and has particular a fondness for players he has long liked. For example, multiple sources said that Preller has at least considered ways to acquire one of his longtime targets, Rafael Devers, though with seven years at $211 million left on his pact, he has one of the most unappealing remain- ing contracts in the majors. But the Padres have been determined to add lefty hitting and starting pitch- ing at this deadline. Senga is not exactly even a starting pitcher, and the Padres were described as more in the investigating and inquiring mode that heavily focused on the righty. However, San Diego is in a desperate spot when it comes to getting length from starters — Michael King gives that to them reg- ularly but no one else does. So the Padres have taken to opening relievers or using multiple hybrid-type start- ers to cover innings. On Friday, in his first start since June 23, Senga dominated the Marlins for four innings before fading and not getting an out in the fifth. Those four in- nings, though, could be a window to how Senga might be used best the rest of the year. Of course, there are myr- iad hurdles. Senga is owed about $4.7 million more this season and $14 million next year. He had a 1.47 ERA through June 12 last season, when he hurt his right hamstring catching a high toss from Pete Alonso. Since then he has been oft-injured and terri- ble when he has pitched, with a 7.36 ERA in 22 games and 17 starts. So to move him, the Mets likely would have to accept a bad contract back and/or eat a significant portion of his deal. His stuff has remained strong even as he strug- gles, and so perhaps there is an avenue where some team is trying to buy low and see if away from the Mets he might do better. David Peterson, after all, has five out of six really strong starts since being traded to the Cubs after producing a 6.09 ERA bouncing between the ro- tation and bullpen with the Mets. And Preller liked Senga when he was a free agent after playing for the Fuku- oka SoftBank Hawks. Senga considers Yu Dar- vish a mentor, has worked out with him in the offsea- son and Darvish is still with the Padres. And Prel- ler this season has been collecting starters with major league success who broke recently, such as Walker Buehler, Griffin Canning, Lucas Giolito and German Marquez — gen- erally to not great success. But Preller has tried to be creative with Darvish, Joe Musgrove and Nick Pivetta combining for four starts this year (all early by Pivetta) without clarity that any of those veteran righties will return. Is it possible he sees Senga as a buy-low way to cover hy- brid starter innings? joel.sherman@nypost.com Padres have checked in on Senga as deadline nears By Dan Martin The first major shake-up in a trade deadline sell-off by the Mets occurred during Sunday’s 2-0 loss to Miami, as Freddy Per- alta said goodbye to Queens, sent to Tampa Bay. Clay Holmes pitched for Sin- gle-A Brooklyn instead of in Queens, as the Mets chose not to end his rehab assignment, even after the right-hander said he was “more than ready” to be in the majors after recovering from a fractured right fibula. His next start is likely to be with a different organization. And the first three relievers in- terim manager Andy Green called upon in Sunday’s defeat, Brooks Raley, Luke Weaver and Huascar Brazobán, all could be traded by Monday’s 6 p.m. deadline. “A hundred percent, it’s tough,” Francisco Lindor said of his dis- appointment in seeing the breakup of this current roster. “It sucks. You don’t want to lose a teammate because we were not playing to our potential.” Asked if he expected more moves by the time the team takes the field again in Cleveland on Tuesday, Lindor said, “It seems like it. We’ll see.” While the Mets turned to Rob- ert Stock to make Sunday’s start — a 36-year-old who hadn’t started a major league game since he started two for the Mets in 2021 — they were surprisingly willing to use other key trade pie- ces in a meaningless game. “Those guys were all healthy, rested and available,” interim manager Andy Green said of the relievers. “They were good to go, so we felt comfortable that they’d do what they do during a baseball season, which is pitch in turn when the situation calls for it.” Green said he checked in with president of baseball operations David Stearns before the game and was “told everybody was available and I managed the game accordingly. They continue to prove who they are: Some of the best relievers in baseball.” Raley said he wasn’t caught off guard when he was summoned into the game to take over for Stock to start the sixth. “I’d had a couple days off and there were not a lot of guys avail- able,’’ Raley said of the bullpen. “I’m still a Met. … Nothing’s changed on my end until some- body gives me a call.” When those calls do come, it will make the final two months of what’s been among the worst sea- sons in franchise history even worse. They head into Monday’s off day — and deadline — having lost three in a row, and the offense has been limited to 11 runs in the past six games. The losing streak has sunk them back to 19 games under .500, tied for the most games they’ve been below the mark all season. Stock did everything the Mets asked, as he gave up just a one- out homer to Joe Mack in the fifth. But Devin Williams, who isn’t going anywhere, gave up a run in the ninth to give Miami some in- surance as the Marlins try to stay in the NL wild-card race. The Mets were shut down by Miami right-hander Sandy Alcan- tara, who tossed six-plus score- less innings. Luis Robert Jr. opened the bot- tom of the seventh with a single — just the Mets’ third hit of the day — and Jared Young followed with a double that sent Robert to third to end Alcantara’s after- noon. Michael Petersen entered and walked Marcus Semien to load the bases with no outs, but Jorge Polanco and Francisco Alvarez struck out and A.J. Ewing grounded to second to waste the scoring chance. Lindor led off the next inning with a double, but was stranded at third and Ewing left a pair on in the ninth, as the Mets went 0-for-12 with runners in scoring position. dan.martin@nypost.com Lifeless Amazin’s blanked by Fish for 3rd straight loss marlins mets Boxscore Mets notes / P. 34 yikes! A.J. Ewing reacts after flying out for the final out of the Mets’ 2-0 loss to the Marlins. Francisco Lindor (inset) adjusts his glasses after being stranded on base in the eighth. Jason Szenes (2) TUESDAY: 6:40 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 6:40 p.m. THURSDAY: 1:10 p.m. SNY, WCBS (880 AM) at Guardians UP NEXT
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By GreG Joyce CHICAGO — At long last, the Yankees are adding a bat. The club traded for Luis García Jr. from the Nationals, The Post confirmed Sunday, acquiring the left-handed slugger in an attempt to pro- vide some much-needed help for the struggling lineup. “He’s been a hitter that’s really come of age this year,” Aaron Boone said after the Yankees’ 2-1 win over the Cubs. “Really, one of the best left versus right hitters in the National League this year [.918 OPS]. We think he fits our ballpark very well and should help, hopefully, give a little jolt to our offense, which has obviously scuffled here over an extended pe- riod. So we’re excited about him, hear great things about him and can’t wait to see him impact our lineup.” García cost the Yankees four pitchers in Yovanny Cruz, Jake Bird and pros- pects Ben Grable (another reliever) and Jack Cebert. While he is not a perfect fit positionally — he is ex- pected to get the bulk of his at-bats at first base or DH against righties — García is batting .283 with an .873 OPS and 23 home runs in 104 games. His .560 slugging per- centage led the National League and should provide a shot in the arm for a Yankees lineup that is missing Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger and Giancarlo Stanton — and could be until September. The 26-year-old García, who is under team control through 2027, has been strictly a first baseman this season for the Nats, but previously saw most of his action at second base, where he accrued mi- nus-17 in defensive runs saved in 2025 — the worst of any player at the position. Since Bellinger went down last week, the Yankees have been forced to use either Paul Goldschmidt or Amed Rosario at DH or (in Gold- schmidt’s case) first base against righties. But the addi- tion of García should allow Goldschmidt to return to a part-time role in which he can focus on crushing lefties. “I know he’s a great hitter,” José Caballero said. “Excited to see him here and what he can contribute for the team.” Especially after trading away Cruz (who rejoined the big league bullpen Saturday, after they sent Camilo Doval to the Pirates) and Bird (who was back at Triple-A after extended struggles in the big leagues), the Yankees will be trying to acquire another bullpen arm or two before Monday’s deadline, along with a righty-hitting catcher to pair with Austin Wells, at the very least. But their biggest need was bats in general. “It’s one of the blessings about playing for the Yan- kees,” Gerrit Cole said. “The organization is always push- ing forward and doing their best to improve the team whenever they get the opportunity to. So as a Yankee player, it’s a beautiful position to be in be- cause you can trust what the organization has done over the years.” Grable, 24, represented the Yankees in the All-Star Fu- tures Game last month and had a 2.79 ERA in 26 appear- ances at Double-A Somerset. Cebert, 24, was a 15th-round draft pick last summer who had a 4.90 ERA in 13 games (12 starts) at Double-A. gjoyce@nypost.com First aid Yanks land Nats slugging 1B/DH, but looking for more help on deadline day I T IS the Rays persistently ahead of them in the AL East and the Red Sox narrowing the gap from behind. It is 16 years and counting since the last visit to the Canyon of He- roes. It is an elite rotation threatening to go to waste. This has shaped up as a walls closing in on Brian Cashman this trade deadline. Lots of pressure points, lots of needs, lots of reasons to go for it, yet a marketplace that basically has U-turned away from the Yankees. It was easy to believe even a few weeks back that the Twins were bad and would have to sell the walk-year catcher the Yankees so desired, Ryan Jeffers. But the Yan- kees can look in the mirror. Over the July 4 weekend, they lost their first series to Minnesota in The Bronx since 2014, which helped the Twins to a 14-11 run that made them buyers. The Red Sox were an AL-worst 32-46 and were heading with hu- miliation toward selling before a four-game sweep of the Yankees at Fenway launched an MLB-best 27-5 run. That not only made the Red Sox buyers, but created the haunt- ing possibility of the Yankees being passed by their historical rivals six weeks after Boston seemed dead. The Padres surged rather than staggered, and so Mason Miller — the Yankees’ white whale (and that of many teams) — did not become available. The Astros kept winning in the weak AL West so Isaac Pare- des and Jeremy Peña are staying put. Ultimately, the Yankees’ first ad- dition at this trade deadline was an imperfect fit — they needed a righty hitter most (notably a catcher). But the offense has been so bad without Aaron Judge, and also Cody Bellinger and Giancarlo Stanton, that they had to get some- one to help them score. So on Sun- day, they obtained lefty-swinging Luis García Jr. from the Nationals for two pitching prospects (Jack Cebert and Ben Grable) and two depth relievers (Jake Bird and Yo- vanny Cruz). García, who turned 26 in May, is either at the peak of an aberration or amid a career uplift. He was cen- tral to the Nationals shockingly building the majors’ best offense this year as he already had a career high in homers at 23 (five more than ever in a full season) and RBIs at 76 (six more than his previous best). He was a poor second baseman who was moved to first this year. He and Ben Rice should now be the combo at first and DH against all righty pitching, at minimum. Gar- cía has a .918 OPS against righties, but just .627 vs. lefties. Paul Gold- schmidt has a .988 OPS vs. lefties and can work into a platoon with García. Can it get crowded for play- ing time if all the injured guys re- turn? Sure. But the Yankees’ biggest problem should be Judge, Bellinger and Stanton getting healthy and Aaron Boone suddenly having too many bats. Maybe Rice will grab a catcher’s mitt at some point this season — but that is for a later date. And Cashman cannot be done. His pitching has been brilliant and if the offense were just slightly be- low average the past six weeks, they would be in first place, rather than trailing the Rays by 2 ¹/₂ games. Over a quarter of a season, the last 40 games, the Yanks have bettered five runs just three times and scored three runs or fewer 29 times. They just scored two runs in each of three games at Wrigley, but because of the pitching (the Yanks lead the majors with a 3.28 ERA), they won two, including 2-1 Sunday. That concluded a 6-4 road trip against three teams (Phillies, White Sox, Cubs) in playoff position. But their lack of run scoring is exacerbating every mistake and forcing high-leverage pitching daily, which is going to break the staff at some point. They can’t just wait around for Judge and the cav- alry with no set date on any of their main hitters’ returns. With how much the Yankees helped a few surging teams, their sweep in Washington to end the first half sent the Nationals into a 7-12 tailspin that convinced them to sell. García, who led the NL with a .560 slugging percentage (one point worse than Rice), must help. Cashman’s history when he has a contending team is to try to ad- dress as many weaknesses as possi- ble. So even with a tough market, I expect him to find a righty-hitting catcher. Anyone notice that the Twins (Jeffers) fell a game under .500 on Sunday while the Yanks re- mained engaged with the Orioles about the injured Adley Rutsch- man? One of those two is the dream. There is probably a need for an- other bat beyond that. They would love to add a depth starter such as Clay Holmes, which would allow the Yanks at full health (re- turns by Carlos Rodón and Clarke Schmidt) to use starters in the pen. Still, the Yanks just traded three depth relievers, two obtained at last year’s deadline (Bird, Camilo Doval) and Cruz. So acquiring more relief is vital too. Cashman’s reputa- tion built over three decades is that he knows how to get to the finish line of a trade. Even when the walls are closing in. Even when the mar- ket doesn’t break right. He got on the board Sunday with García. He still needs a big deadline day Monday. joel.sherman @nypost.com In tough market, Cash needs more than García The Yankees sent a package of four pitchers to the Nationals for slugger Luis García Jr., who hit .283 with 23 homers, 76 RBIs and an .873 OPS in his first 104 games this season. Here’s a look at the trade: Yankees Receive: INF Luis García Jr. Nationals Receive: RHP Yovanny Cruz RHP Jake Bird RHP Ben Grable RHP Jack Cebert Terms of the deal Joel Sherman
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com By GreG Joyce CHICAGO — As they tried to swing a deal to help their flailing lineup Sunday afternoon, the Yan- kees played a familiar game. Strong starting pitching, two runs from their hitters, and a bull- pen hanging on for dear life. That equation failed late Satur- day night, but the Yankees came right back and survived it Sunday to secure a 2-1 win over the Cubs in a rubber game at Wrigley Field. José Caballero’s two-run home run in the third inning was the dif- ference thanks to Gerrit Cole, who gave up one run across 5 ²/₃ in- nings, and Brent Headrick, Paul Blackburn and David Bednar, who got the game across the finish line. “We’re such a prisoner of the moment and what you’re going through as a team,” manager Aaron Boone said. “But I do think playing these games the way we have over the last month, where it feels like a leverage nip-and-tuck every game, I think there’s value in playing those games. We’re going to get it going offensively, we’re going to get better offensively, and hope- fully become more of a complete team as we move through the next couple months. “But we are finding ways to win games, especially in a tough part of our schedule where we’re playing a lot of really good teams.” Bednar closed it out with a four- out save as the Yankees (63-49) picked up a game on the Rays and moved within 2 ¹/₂ games of them for the division lead. In their final game before Mon- day’s 6 p.m. trade deadline, during which they were acquiring Nation- als slugger Luis García Jr., the Yan- kees finished a 6-4 road trip and headed home to find out what their club will look like by the time it takes the field Monday night. “Look, we want to be winning more,” Cole said. “I think we put together a great road trip overall. If you ask us, we probably want to get out of here with one or two more wins, but we were in every ball- game for the entire trip, so there’s a lot of pride in that to a certain ex- tent. We know we want to be bet- ter, but at the same time, we’ve been playing rather effectively in close games. In that regard, control what we can control, always push to be better, but at the same time, meet the demands of the game.” After Cole quieted the Cubs (63-49), who have been one of the majors’ best offenses this season, Yankees starters have now com- bined to give up just three runs across 37 innings over the past six games, in which they have allowed 19 hits and 10 walks with 38 strike- outs. During that stretch, the Yankees have scored 15 runs, including two or fewer in each of their past four games. But their pitching is giving them a chance to win every day. “For this time when we’re bat- tling at the plate, being in the game, it’s so huge for the team and huge for us as batters because we know they have our back,” said Cabal- lero, who crushed his 11th home run of the year through the wind in the third inning. “They’re always keeping us in the game, so it’s great to have this staff.” Cole became the sixth straight Yankees starter to allow one run or fewer — and the ninth in their last 11 games — while scattering four hits and three walks while striking out five. Two of those walks came in the sixth inning, as Cole loaded the bases with two outs, at which point Boone called on Headrick from the bullpen. The Cubs had gotten to Headrick on Saturday night to pull off a late comeback, and it did not look good Sunday when he fell be- hind Nico Hoerner 3-0. He then threw what should have been ball four, but Austin Wells framed it and it was called a strike — not challenged — before Hoerner flew out to end the threat. Headrick then struck out the side in the seventh before handing it off to Blackburn and Bednar, allowing the Yankees to fly home happy while keeping tabs on their trade activity. “This trip was, in so many ways, such a grind,” Boone said. “We go play three playoff teams and go 6-4 on the trip. It says a lot about the guys in that room. Obviously the pitching’s been outstanding, but also in a lot of those games, doing some big things whether it’s bases, defense, enough with the bat, whatever. It’s about winning games. We know we got to con- tinue to move the needle offen- sively, but another outstanding performance starting with Gerrit today.” Batter up: Luis García Jr. does not fit the Yankees lineup perfectly as a left-handed first baseman/ designated hitter, but he led the NL in OPS and should boost a sagging lineup. Imagn Images Pitching carries the day — again INJURY REPORT UP NEXT TUESDAY: vs. Cardinals, 7:05 p.m., YES, WFAN TBD vs. LHP Ryan Weathers WEDNESDAY: vs. Cardinals, 7:05 p.m., Prime Video, WFAN TBD vs. RHP Will Warren 2026 stats: 10-6, 2.04 ERA Career vs. STL: First start Last start: Wed., @ CHW; 6.1 IP, 2 H, 8 K RHP Cam Schlittler PITCH BREAKDOWN 44% 4-Seamer 27% Cutter 19% Sinker 2026 stats: 4-9, 3.57 ERA Career vs. NYY: First start Last start: Tue., vs. CHC; 1.2 IP, 8 H, 7 ER RHP Michael McGreevy PITCH BREAKDOWN 25% 4-Seamer 20% Changeup 17% Sinker vs. Cardinals Monday, 7:05 p.m., YES, WFAN (660 AM, 101.9 FM) ON DECK n Giancarlo Stanton (right calf strain) is expected to face Carlos Rodón (left elbow inflammation) and Clarke Schmidt (Tommy John surgery) in live batting practice sessions the next two days. n Cody Bellinger (left hamstring strain) is running, hitting and throwing just over a week after suffering the injury. yankees cuBs Boxscore More Yanks / P. 46, 35
New York Post, Monday, August 3, 2026 nypost.com 54 STREAM IT OR SKIP IT “The Idaho Murders: College Nightmare” (Netflix) doesn’t say anything new about the Idaho State murders, but it gives viewers more insight into the victims and their lives, which is always welcome in the true crime genre. OUR CALL: STREAM IT WHAT TO WATCH “The Earliest Show” (YouTube) is Ben Schwartz’s cult Funny or Die web series about an early morning talk show that goes off the rails when one of the hosts gets dumped live on air is the textbook definition of a hidden gem. The six-episode first season starring Schwartz and Lauren Lapkus originally debuted in 2016 and, in a true streaming miracle, a second season is on the way. dignified space for her to also be more complicated than that, and to be somebody who was vul- nerable and emotional and hurt and sort of the mix of those things,” Petticrew adds of what made them say yes to the project. For Petticrew, the show feels a bit like a representation of a topic like A.I., as it high- lights society’s reliance on soft- ware and programs that sim- plify things for users, maybe even a little too much. Often, the truth does not come in black or white, but a million shades of gray, and it’s what makes “Fu- rious” feel real. “I think increasingly in this world, we’re stripping nuance away a lot and we want clear-cut simple answers right away. Maybe that’s why every- body’s so obsessed with ChatGPT, but I’m not so much interested in that. I think that this character and this show are sort of a perfect tonic for that,” they said. Petticrew adds, “People get to be complicated and messy and difficult, and you don’t have to agree with their actions, but you certainly get the opportunity to understand them.” Lola Petticrew on what drew them to their ‘Furious’ role Netflix By HoPe SLooP L OLA Petticrew is making a habit out of playing women who are going after their goals... no matter what it costs. Spoiler alert: This arti- cle contains details from the first three episodes of “Furi- ous,” now streaming on Hulu. In Petticrew’s new series — which also stars Emmy Rossum and Jake Lacy — the Irish actor steps into the role of Catherine, a traumatized young woman who be- gins hunting down and killing men, specifically ones who have been up to no good. And after playing famed IRA volunteer Dolours Price in FX’s “Say Nothing,” it’s some- thing they might just have a knack for. “I think I’m someone who’s re- ally interested in the moral gray ar- eas of things and particularly of people and the characters that I play,” Petticrew says, adding that in the case of “Furious,” it also didn’t hurt that the first scene hooked them instantly. “I think I was sent the first two scripts straight away and the opener is pretty fantastic, and I don’t think that has changed much from the scripts that I was given. You’re immediately faced with this massive, fierce image of this woman and a very extreme act. And so immediately it was like a gut punch to see a woman allowed to do that on screen,” they tell DE- CIDER over Zoom. In the very first scene of Episode 1, the audience at home watches as Petticrew’s char- acter — adorned in a very creepy cat mask as she watches trick-or- treaters go from door to door on Halloween in New York City — takes the life of an unidentified man, injecting drugs into his arm and causing him to overdose. She then lies down right next to her vic- tim as he’s dying, watching the life drain from his eyes. That scene first introduces the audience to the tone of the series, including the sickly dark sense of humor Catherine has. Thankfully, it’s not just straight darkness and fury for Petticrew’s very determined on-screen person- ality, as the show gives plenty of room to Catherine to let her origin story unfold over the course of the eight episodes in Season 1. What Petticrew says they found by the end was a character cut from a complex cloth that allows Cather- ine to be a heartless criminal who doesn’t bat an eye at a death, as well as a broken woman who is just waiting for someone to see them and acknowledge them. “As I read on, there was also this beautiful, _Hulu . . . . . . . . . TRENDING NOW As if! Paramount+ has greenlit a “Clueless” series based on the 1995 rom- com, which will see Alicia Silverstone (left) reprise the role of Cher Horowitz. According to the streamer, the series will start production in Los Angeles next year. Paramount WHAT’S NEW ............. ON ACORN TV “The Chelsea Detective,” Season 4 of the British crime drama. ON HULU “Futurama,” the animated comedy’s 14th season (left). WHAT TO WATCH. WHEREvER yOu WATCH ‘the MorAL GrAy AreAs’ Lola Petticrew (right) stars in “Furious.” The first four episodes are streaming now on Hulu.
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