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租客投诉在纽约市激增 25%,今年以来纽约市房屋保护与发展局 (HPD) 记录的投诉电话高达 573,656 次,因为社会主义者曼达尼政府敦促租客即使是对最微小的问题也提交申诉。房东告诉《邮报》,租客现在直接拨打 311 市政服务热线,而不再先要求房东解决问题,且经常拒绝房东进入房屋。“他们只是在慢慢地将我们打死,然后把责任推给我们,”房东林肯·埃克尔斯在他位于克朗海茨的 15 个单元的建筑外表示。
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372号公立学校校长 罗莎·阿马托
“沟通必须经过审核和批准。我不认为我提到了律师。话虽如此,如果我要写信,需要获得适当的批准。是的,一周时间看起来很长。但有时我实在太忙了,会遗漏一些事情。这就是为什么我有一位家长代表与我合作。”
剧毒:372号公立学校校长罗莎·阿马托(右)表示,她“太忙了”,无法及时通知家长关于学校有毒空气的状态。
作者:索尼娅·古利亚拉
布鲁克林戈瓦努斯运河沿岸一所受污染小学的校长厚颜无耻地告诉家长,她有时太忙,无法转达关于充斥在学校内的有毒空气的关键信息。
罗莎·阿马托校长自 2015 年起掌管 372号公立学校,年薪超过 $200,000。她在周一晚上的虚拟市政厅会议上发表了这一毫无同情心的言论,会上大约 80 名担忧的家长和社区成员对位于 First St 219 号的学校附属楼的空气安全提出了质疑。
一名家长在 Zoom 聊天框中询问,为什么环境保护局发给学校的信件在传达到家长手中时花费了这么长时间,并提到一封 2 月份的信件直到一周多以后才发出。
“是的,一周时间看起来很长。但有时我实在太忙了,会遗漏一些事情,”阿马托回答道。
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作者:JEANNE ERICKSON
真是场“喧闹”的戏码。
在美网公开赛上,比分是“零-闪耀”——球员们纷纷佩戴心仪的宝石来装点门面。
据报道,网球界的顶尖选手佩戴高价珠宝以表达个人风格并履行利润丰厚的品牌大使合同,价格从区区 $45 到定制的赛场单品超过 $150,000 不等。
Material Good 和 Tiffany & Co. 等顶级奢侈品牌签约了像 Aryna Sabalenka 和 Amanda Anisimova 这样的精英运动员,使球场成为了一个高级时装秀场。而且与许多其他体育联盟不同,网球运动在比赛期间并不禁止佩戴高级珠宝。
体育传奇 Chris Evert 在 1978 年无意中创造了“网球手链”(tennis bracelet)这个词。
“那是发生在森林山(Forest Hills)——当时我汗流浃背,”现年 71 岁的 Evert 在 Sunita Kumar Nair 的新书《ACE: The Times & Style of Tennis》中回忆道。“比赛进行到一半时,我的手链掉了,比赛因此暂停以便我寻找。后来,人们问为什么暂停,我说:‘噢,是因为我的网球手链。’”
如今的球员们正将赛场上的闪耀提升到大满贯级别。
世界排名第一的球员 Aryna Sabalenka(28 岁)是总部位于纽约市的珠宝商 Material Good 的大使,一直佩戴定制单品参赛。在 8 月 25 日的美网比赛中,这位白俄罗斯职业选手在身上佩戴了该品牌的三件重量级闪耀单品。
这套超级闪耀的套装由配套的项链、手链和吊坠耳环组成,总共镶嵌了超过 127 克拉的有色宝石,包括各种形状的蓝宝石、电气石、石榴石、锆石、尖晶石、金绿宝石和坦桑石。据 Material Good 称,每件单品的售价高达 $110,000。
但 Sabalenka 对此并不在意,她告诉《People》杂志:“如果我觉得自己的外在看起来很棒,我的心情就会非常好。”
曾获得三项 WTA 巡回赛冠军的 Emma Navarro 在 Mejuri 找到了她的完美匹配。该公司的单品价格从 $98 的金圆环耳环到 $2,600 的项链不等。
“既然我总是穿着网球服,[珠宝]就是我展示个人风格的一种方式,”25 岁的 Navarro 告诉 Tennis.com。
同样是美国人的 Amanda Anisimova(24 岁),世界排名第三,她选择了珠宝界最著名的品牌之一:Tiffany & Co.。在 2025 年美网公开赛上,Anisimova 佩戴了售价 $3,950 的 Tiffany HardWear 耳环,以及一套总价高达 $10,000 的吊坠和手链套装。
“我喜欢那些既能穿在球场上……也能穿去晚餐的单品,”她告诉《Marie Claire》。
Jessica Pegula(32 岁)和 Iva Jovic(18 岁)参与了 Gorjana 的“体育俱乐部”(Sports Club)计划。这些球员更倾向于 Gorjana 的 14 克拉纯金单品,因为它们不会因汗水而褪色。这些单品售价昂贵,达 $5,300,而 Pegula 的网球“侦察员吊坠”(Scout Charm)仅售 $45。
GUSTAVO GORDILLO 并非“工人阶级”。
本周,纽约市美国民主社会主义者(DSA)的成员在讨论是否将共同主席古斯塔沃·戈迪略(Gustavo Gordillo)的职位变为一份年薪 $95,000 的工作时,痛批这位富有的共同主席“并非工人阶级”。
戈迪略免费居住在一栋价值 $1500万 的排屋中,且曾谎称自己是一名执业电工。他与共同主席格蕾丝·莫瑟(Grace Mausser)上个月向 DSA 提出将他们的角色改为有薪职位,理由是自 2024 年支持曼达尼(Mamdani)市长以来,该分会的规模扩大了三倍,他们的职责也随之激增。
周四晚上,约三十多名基层成员在帕克坡(Park Slope)的 Rullo's 酒吧举行的南布鲁克林分会会议上对该提案进行了辩论。
“我非常希望看到工人阶级领导人能够全职投入到 DSA 的工作中。但这根本不是那么回事,”该组织一名拥有 10 年资历的成员表示。“古斯塔沃不是工人阶级。格蕾丝也不是工人阶级。我们的绝大多数共同主席以及 DSA 的大多数成员都从事‘笔记本电脑工作’,属于中上阶层。”
38, 岁的戈迪略本周短暂现身,与“小队”(Squad)成员、众议员亚历山德里娅·奥卡西奥-科尔特斯(Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez,纽约州民主党)合影,但他并未面对自己的同志,而是让莫瑟独自为其辩护。
31, 岁的莫瑟在非营利组织 B Lab 担任高级政策经理,该组织负责审计营利企业的绩效。但目前尚不清楚戈迪略是否从事任何有薪工作,因为此前有披露称,这位百万富翁之子因未缴纳会费而被电工工会开除。
纽约市分会每月从国家会费份额中获得 $27,614,此外还直接从纽约市成员那里募集 $47,000 的本地会费。加布里埃尔·法米(Gabrielle Fahmy)
红苹果 (THE RED APPLE)
作者:大卫·斯佩克特 (DAVID SPECTOR)
《纽约邮报》获悉,两名纽约市美国民主社会主义者(DSA)的领导人被发现过着极致的资本主义梦想生活,其中一人悄悄通过房地产翻转赚取数百万美元,另一人则蜗居在布鲁克林一套精致的 $500,000 公寓中。
根据公开记录,劳工协调员奥利维亚·冈萨雷斯·基林斯沃思(Olivia Gonzalez Killingsworth)于 12, 2022, 9 月以 $2400万 的价格出售了一套位于上西区棕色建筑中的豪华三层公寓。
这套“巨大且多功能”的两室三卫三层公寓距离中央公园仅一个街区,拥有 10 英尺高的挑高天花板,可俯瞰壁炉,并设有大理石淋浴间和凸窗,窗外可见街道两旁美丽的卡勒里梨花。
他们是彻头彻尾的伪君子:DSA 领导人奥利维亚·冈萨雷斯·基林斯沃思(左)和朱莉·斯武普(Julie Swoope)拥有巨额房地产资产。
“我们再次发现,DSA(民主社会主义者)实际上代表的是‘爸爸的储蓄账户’(Daddy's Savings Account)。卖掉一套价值数百万美元的曼哈顿三层公寓,然后去布鲁克林和你的富裕同志们一起扮演波希米亚人,这是纽约工人阶级永远无法享有的奢侈,”纽约市议员维基·帕拉迪诺(Vickie Paladino,共和党-皇后区)表示。
根据其个人网站,基林斯沃思(Killingsworth)经营着自己的簿记业务,同时还是一名演员和歌手,她于2025年当选为劳工协调员。
根据 Healthbeat 和公共记录,她继承了在2018, 年去世的姨妈伊丽莎白的三层公寓,并将利润用于在布鲁克林购买一套价值50万美元的一居室住所。
她于2022年9月14, 以 $521,000 的价格购买了该公寓——就在她与亲属共同出售那套三层公寓的两天之后。
同样在自己全资拥有的一个居室公寓中舒适地策划着“夺取生产资料”的,还有 DSA 指导委员会主席朱莉·斯伍普(Julie Swoope)。根据 Streeteasy 的资料,她在展望公园(Prospect Park)附近拥有一个价值 $510,000 的一居室合作公寓,该公寓以高天花板和城市天际线景观为卖点。
公共记录显示,该公寓购于2021, 年。
根据 2026 年美国人口普查局和住房与城市发展部的数据,美国房屋平均价格为 $387,400, 这两套公寓的价格均高出平均水平 $100,000 以上。
基林斯沃思告诉《邮报》,她在姨妈去世后继承了那套三层公寓,正因如此,她拥有“稳定住房的特权,而这应该是每个纽约人都应获得保障的”。
斯伍普表示,她在“住在租金稳定公寓”之后,才能够成为私人财产所有者并建立家庭。
作者:GABRIELLE FAHMY 和 SHANE GALVIN
今年纽约市的租客投诉量比去年激增 25%,批评人士警告称,社会主义市长曼达尼(Mamdani)旨在挤压房东并没收私有财产的扭曲战争正在升级。
《邮报》对五个区服务请求的分析发现,今年迄今为止,通过 311 市政服务热线记录的租客投诉数量达到了惊人的 573,656 次,而 2025, 年同期为 459,519 次。
此次激增发生在曼达尼政府多次鼓励那些认为被“敲诈”的租客就极小的事情提出申诉之后。房东们告诉《邮报》,在他们被要求修复问题之前,投诉就已经提交了。
“市政府把我们置于一种局面,他们就在慢慢地把我们打死,然后把责任推给我们,”在克朗海茨(Crown Heights)拥有一栋 15 个单元建筑的林肯·埃克尔斯(Lincoln Eccles)说道,“政府的机制就是为了挤压我们。”
仅在过去一周,曼达尼的 311 大军就向处理所有租客投诉的市级机构——纽约市房屋保护与发展局(HPD)发送了 67 通关于马桶堵塞的电话,比去年同期增长了 500%。
“所有这些租客组织活动都是一个长期计划的一部分,旨在夺走人们的财富并将其重新分配,”曼哈顿研究所的调查分析师斯图·史密斯(Stu Smith)表示,“他们正在摸索可以通过哪些压力点来达成自己的目的。”
纽约市社会主义头目古斯塔沃·戈迪略(Gustavo Gordillo)在被揭穿伪造住址、工作,以及显然现在还伪造了其家人移民故事后,其谎言之网正迅速瓦解。
38岁的戈迪略最近声称他的父母是来自秘鲁的贫穷移民。
“我的父母来到这里时一无所有,”他本月告诉《纽约时报》,随后在另一篇后续文章中就居住在克朗海茨的一处租赁房中撒了谎。
但一份被挖掘出的关于其祖父曼努埃尔·戈迪略(Manuel Gordillo,左图)的2021年讣告,却为该家庭在美国的根源描绘了一幅截然不同的画面。
讣告写道:“[曼努埃尔]于1964年获得美国公民身份。他在克利夫兰地区作为一名精神科医生建立了长期且受人尊敬的职业生涯。”
根据讣告,老戈迪略在美国结识了妻子露丝(Ruth),露丝是一名护士,两人育有九个孩子,其中包括这位DSA领导者的父亲。
在布鲁克林——这里是“共产主义走廊”的所在地,涵盖了贝德-斯图伊(Bed-Stuy)、布什威克(Bushwick)、威廉斯堡(Williamsburg)和格林点(Greenpoint)等大力支持曼达尼的社区——投诉数量的增长速度最快。
《纽约邮报》尝试致电戈迪略及其父母,但未获回复。加布里埃尔·法米(Gabrielle Fahmy)
数据显示,今年以来,布鲁克林居民记录了169,675起投诉,而去年同期为128,337起,比2025年同期增加了32%。
在走廊延伸至“阿斯托里亚人民共和国”等地的皇后区,投诉增长速度也高于全市平均水平,同比上升29%。
该走廊一直是市议会努力推动—。
并非那么超级
根据截至8月26日的数据,2026年全市拨打311的租客投诉量较去年激增25%
由Zo领导的311 租客投诉攻势 令业主们 措手不及
行政区< / td><>2025< / ><>2026< / ><>增长率< / >< / tr><><>曼哈顿< / ><>102,529< / ><>128,766< / ><>25%< / >< / ><><>布鲁克林< / ><>128,337< / ><>169,675< / ><>32%< / >< / ><><>皇后区< / ><>57,443< / ><>74,399< / ><>29%< / >< / ><><>布朗克斯< / ><>163,658< / ><>191,397< / ><>17%< / >< / ><><>斯塔滕岛< / ><>7,552< / ><>9,419< / ><>24%< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>459,519< / ><>573,656< / ><>25%< / >< / table>
来源:NYC OpenData

Leonardo Munoz


红带:业主林肯·埃克尔斯(上图)和尤塞夫·阿祖尔(上图)表示,在市长曼达尼和租客倡导者塞亚·韦弗(上图持麦克风者)的鼓励下,针对租客投诉的311电话激增,这是一个陷阱。
组织租客联合起来对抗房东,而房东在认为私有财产应由集体所有的共产主义观点中是极其厌恶的对象。
“拨打311,”曼达尼的激进租客倡导者塞亚·韦弗——她曾宣称财产所有权是“白人至上主义的武器”——在2月份敦促纽约人这样做。她说,“市政厅的大门是敞开的”,并吹嘘城市将变得“大胆且富有创意”。
韦弗曾说过“如果你不相信政府没收私有财产的神圣权利,那就完了”,她还夸耀纽约市房屋保护与发展局(HPD)在获得20 亿美元 billion预算增加后正在加强人员配置。
在7月一次关于该市“租房欺诈”听证会的简报会上,她表示:“我们正在扩大人员编制,以便能够进行更多的房屋法规检查和更有针对性的执法。”
4月份,市长为了发布一条社交媒体帖子而装扮成一名HPD检查员,在帖子中吹嘘发现了六项违规行为,并自豪地表示“没有问题是太小的”。
那一周,纽约人提交了17,768起投诉——比2025年同期的10,877次租客电话增加了63%。
“他们没日没夜地不停地给HPD打电话,”业主约西·阿祖尔发泄道,他在位于霍桑街的大楼里与韦弗创立的克朗海茨租客联盟(Crown Heights Tenants Union)对峙。
“他们扮演无辜的受害者,导致人们失去财产并遭受痛苦,”他补充道,“这是一场灾难。”
房东们告诉《纽约邮报》,一些令人费解的投诉包括租客拨打 311 市政服务热线抱怨夏天没有暖气,以及一名租客抱怨墙漆的颜色。
非营利组织“纽约州租客联盟”(NYS Tenant Bloc)承认,通过维修问题将房东告上法庭是其计划的一部分,旨在“将住房从他们手中夺走”。该组织在今年加入曼达尼政府之前由韦弗领导。
该组织在 6 月份吹嘘道:“如果房东无法维护他们的建筑,租客就会来维护。”
当租客拨打 311 时,投诉会提交给纽约市房屋保护与发展局(HPD),随后 HPD 会联系房东。如果问题仍未解决,该机构会派遣检查员前往公寓,并可开出违规通知。
如果房东没有修复 HPD 的违规项,该项记录将保持开启状态,这赋予了该市机构提起诉讼的权力;在最极端的情况下,如果建筑内存在多项严重且持续的违规行为,该机构可以采取措施转移管理权和所有权。
本周,曼达尼宣布他正在加快法院审理进程,以“对付全市最糟糕的房东”。
他的群众参与办公室(Office of Mass Engagement)甚至与美国民主社会主义者组织一起在弗拉特布什(Flatbush)挨家挨户地走访,鼓励租客“团结起来”对抗房东。
“我完全看到了我所描述的 311 投诉的武器化,”在华盛顿高地拥有房产的 Esther 咨询集团总裁路易斯·阿尔塔米兰达(Luis Altamiranda)表示。
曼达尼未回应置评请求。
只要不在纽约市,一切都好:曼达尼市长的妻子拉玛·杜瓦吉(Rama Duwaji)计划今年第三次前往欧洲参加女性健康静修活动,此次将于 9 月在葡萄牙波尔图举行。
作者:ADRY TORRES 和 DAVID SPECTOR
《纽约邮报》获悉,曼达尼市长的妻子拉玛·杜瓦吉将再次飞往欧洲,参加一场以伊斯兰文化为中心的奢华女性静修活动。
这位备受争议的纽约市第一夫人将今年第三次担任“女性避风港”(The Women Sanctuary)组织的“驻场艺术家”,参加在葡萄牙波尔图举办的“伊斯兰书法之旅”静修活动。
根据该组织的网站,这次精神健康集会将分两期举行,时间分别为 9 月 16-21 日和 25-30 日。
静修活动网站称:“有些日子,我们将探索葡萄牙丰富的伊斯兰历史,揭开依然交织在景观中的卓越遗产痕迹。在其他日子里,我们将与驻场艺术家拉玛·杜瓦吉一起参加一场精彩的插画工作坊,共同庆祝这一遗产。”
其他下午的时间将用于野餐、泳池边小憩、散步和聊天。
“我们相信,这些不匆忙的时刻与项目本身一样,都是静修的一部分;这是一个用于 subbah(赞念)、精神反思和专注的空间,让心灵得以柔软,灵魂得到滋养,并在造物之美中自然地唤起记忆,”女性避风港组织自豪地宣称。
此次静修活动的费用从共享房间的 4,300 美元到带私人浴室的单人间 5,260 美元不等,将在阿尔科什-德-瓦尔德韦斯(Arcos de Valdevez)宁静乡村的一座庄园中举行。
女性避风港网站表示:“场地被自然环绕,提供了一个真正的恢复环境,拥有卓越的室外加热泳池、室内加热泳池以及景观优美的花园。”
批评人士对杜瓦吉最新的高调出行嗤之以鼻。
“前任第一夫人会将时间花在访问学校和从事慈善工作上,”皇后区市议员乔安·阿里奥拉(Joann Ariola)告诉《纽约邮报》。“作为佐兰·曼达尼的妻子一定压力很大,因为这位第一夫人对度假的兴趣远高于对影响纽约人的事务的兴趣。”
“他们表现得像社交名流一样,而他们本该为纽约人服务,但他们完全不是那样。她是这个政府虚伪的典型例子,”前皇后区市议员鲍勃·霍尔登(Bob Holden)表示。
29 岁的杜瓦吉上个月成为了新闻焦点,当时她为了参加女性避风港在西班牙度假岛马略卡岛举办的伊斯兰“精神健康”静修活动,而缺席了美国 250 周年诞辰庆典。
这位叙利亚裔美国动画师、插画师兼陶瓷艺术家还在 7 月 9-14 日期间参加了在法国科西嘉岛举行的第二次女性避风港静修活动,旨在纪念“古兰经中最受尊敬的女性——玛丽的遗产”。
曼达尼的妻子一直以其反美、反以色列的言论而闻名。
“在帝国主义战争中战斗的美国士兵既不勇敢,也不是在为任何人的自由而战。他们正在无情地屠杀第三世界平民,并为维持美国霸权而战,”她在 2015 年的一篇 Tumblr 帖子中愤怒地写道。
市长为妻子辩护,强调她不应受到公众批评,因为她不是政府的正式成员。
9 月,杜瓦吉计划访问她在那里有亲戚的黎巴嫩和叙利亚。
这两个国家都被美国国务院列入美国人的“请勿旅行”名单。
市府最初表示,杜瓦尼在行程中将由纽约市警察局(NYPD)提供安保细节,但 NYPD 随后否认了这一说法。曼达尼将这次沟通失误归咎于自己的工作人员。
据警方和消防部门官员称,周五晚上克朗海茨一个纽约市房屋管理局(NYCHA)综合体发生爆炸并起火,导致一名男子死亡——据报道,一起锂离子电池与此次火灾有关。
晚上 7 点的爆炸震惊了普罗斯佩克广场(Prospect Place)附近奥尔巴尼房屋(Albany Houses)的 12 层,吸引了 120 多名消防和急救人员赶赴现场。
消防员在晚上 8 点前扑灭了火焰。
据 NY1 报道,此次火灾与锂离子电池有关。
据警方称,一名 18 岁男子因伤势严重且危及生命被送往 One Brooklyn Health-Interfaith 医疗中心,随后被医院工作人员宣布死亡。
受害者身份尚未确认,当局表示爆炸原因正在调查中。
纽约市消防局(FDNY)无法确认或否认锂离子电池是否与此次火灾有关。
丹尼尔·科迪 (Daniel Cody)
警方消息人士称,周六一名 13 岁男孩在布朗克斯一家超市外光天化日之下被刺伤。
警方消息人士称,该少年于下午 5:23 在布朗克斯 Soundview 社区 Westchester 大道 1612 号的 C-Town 超市外腹部被刺。
袭击发生后,他被急救人员送往 Pelham Parkway 的雅各比医院(Jacoby Hospital),目前情况稳定。
在现场的人行道上可以看到血迹,一群警察将店前的区域封锁了起来。
据警方消息人士称,该事件尚未有人被捕,搜捕袭击者的行动在周六晚上仍在进行中。
大卫·斯佩克特 (David Spector)
《纽约邮报》获悉,退休的港务局警察已加入 9 / 11 生还者的行列,要求曼达尼市长和霍楚州长远离 25 周年纪念仪式。
港务局退休警察协会向这些左翼政客写信严厉谴责,坚持认为他们是不受欢迎的,不应出现在这座神圣的纪念地。
“我们认为您还没有获得与我们、家属、生还者以及我们的首批响应者同事一起站在世贸中心遗址(Ground Zero)的特权,”协会主席约翰·麦克德维特 (John McDevitt) 在 8 月 11 日致曼达尼的信中宣布,该信代表了该协会在纽约和新泽西的 600 名成员。
“您在 9 / 11 纪念日出现在世贸中心遗址将给 9 / 11 社区的成员带来深刻的痛苦,并有风险将一个庄严肃穆的纪念日变成一场政治争议。”
该协会指出,曼达尼抨击以色列的“言论及其我们认为对执法部门持有敌意的关联”是其诉求的原因,以及他们认为对反美运动或个人持“同情”态度的政治声明。
凯瑟琳·唐莱维 (Katherine Donlevy)
警方表示,随着警察逮捕一名因在纽约市一次恐怖的 48 小时抢劫 spree 中犯下两起谋杀案而被通缉的暴力假释人员,纽约市警察局(NYPD)的搜捕行动于周六上午结束。
警方称,31 岁的赫苏斯·阿科斯塔 (Jesus Acosta) 被指为周二上午布朗克斯一家熟食店枪击案以及周日凌晨布鲁克林一家餐馆枪击案的嫌疑人。
在联邦调查局(FBI)宣布提供 $25,000 的悬赏以抓捕与炸鸡店员工 MD Yousef(44 岁)和杂货店顾客 Tayvon Shuler(33 岁)谋杀案有关的嫌疑人后,他被逮捕。蒂娜·摩尔 (Tina Moore)

我们宣布已与来自美国各州、领地及哥伦比亚特区的 52 位来自两党背景的总检察长达成一项协议,这基于我们长期以来致力于赋予家长权力并支持青少年的努力。
通过这项协议,我们制定了一条通往全行业承诺的路径,旨在通过引入以下措施进一步赋予家长权力:
• 每日两小时的时间限制
• 默认在夜间关闭应用程序的访问权限
• 在上课期间不发送通知
每连续使用屏幕 15 分钟,向青少年发出清晰的提示和通知
新的家长监督控制功能,以便家长决定其青少年如何使用我们的应用程序
我们希望确保青少年能从这一新的行业标准中受益,但我们无法单独完成。只有当我们与同行——TikTok 和 YouTube——合作并实施相同的措施时,这些保护措施才能真正发挥作用。
所有平台都应以这些方式赋予家长权力并支持青少年,因为我们知道,当青少年在一个应用程序上受到限制时,他们只会转向另一个应用程序。为了取得实质性进展,我们敦促同行加入我们的行列。

作者:GEOFF EARLE
密歇根州民主党总检察长达娜·内塞尔(Dana Nessel)周六缺席了其政党的会议,此前她表示,在关于中东问题的紧张冲突警告背景下,她担心会因为支持以色列而遭到嘘声、骚扰和追逐。
“我觉得去那里不安全,”身为犹太人的内塞尔在上月底警告道。
“我觉得我的出现不会受到欢迎。我不想被追来追去。我不想被骚扰。我不想被大吼大叫。无论我说什么,我都不想被嘘下台。而且我相信如果我去,这就是会发生的事情,因为这种情况一直发生在我的身上。”
内塞尔在政党集会前提到,左翼的反犹主义在抬头,极右翼势力也在增长。
内塞尔做出这一决定之际,密歇根州民主党在经历了 4 月份的一次喧闹集会以及针对以色列在加沙对哈马斯战争的紧张局势日益加剧后,为此次大会采取了异常严格的安全预防措施。
一批党内领导人在本周签署了一封信,警告代表们不要采取“破坏性行为”,而党内在 8 月 26 日发送的一封电子邮件中威胁称,任何违反行为准则的人将被“零容忍并立即驱逐”。
签署人中包括美国参议院提名人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德(Abdul El-Sayed),他在竞选期间的部分主张是抨击以色列。
据《底特律新闻》报道,该党还加强了安保,包括部署执法人员、入口筛查以及在整个场馆部署安保人员。
“我们的民主党候选名单在此问题上立场统一——规则将被执行,没有任何例外,”党内领导人表示。
包括内塞尔在内的三位民主党人要求对 4 月份那次喧闹大会的结果进行审计,当时代表们使用手机应用程序对提名人进行投票。
一些参会者大声地对众议员海莉·史蒂文斯(Haley Stevens,密歇根州民主党人)发出嘘声,她此前与埃尔-赛义德(El-Sayed)陷入了一场激烈的初选之争。
周六的党代会本身大多只是形式,因为内塞尔(Nessel)由于任期限制而被禁止寻求连任。但这次集会预计将揭露党内在以色列问题上的深刻分歧。
本月早些时候,在内塞尔宣布决定后,密歇根州的拉比和犹太领袖敦促该党“确保”犹太代表的“安全”。
据《耶路撒冷邮报》报道,他们写道:“我们认为你们需要公开明确表示,任何在党代会上追逐、对着犹太人尖叫或以其他方式骚扰犹太人的人,都将被逮捕并依法受到最严厉的起诉。”
他们补充道:“如果犹太人,包括密歇根州最高级别的犹太政府官员,因为受到恐吓而不敢参加你们的党代会,那么这不会就此停止。”
身为穆斯林的埃尔-赛义德在赢得初选后就该问题发表看法:“我对犹太人安全的承诺,与我对自身女儿安全的承诺是一样的。”
ELECTION 2026
作者:杰夫·厄尔 (GEOFF EARLE)
内部人士告诉《邮报》,激进的参议员候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德(Abdul El-Sayed)对第二夫人乌莎·万斯(Usha Vance)带有种族色彩的攻击正产生严重的反作用,威胁到他与密歇根州 130,000 名印度裔美国人以及关键女性选民的关系。
一名共和党内部人士表示,这次对第二夫人毫无根据的挑衅暴露了埃尔-赛义德自身的不自信。该人士指责这位反以色列的民主党人通过欺凌女性来让自己显得强硬,因为他在 X 上刻薄地发帖称:“那么,大家觉得 JD 是会带着乌莎一起穿越回过去见爷爷(Papaw),还是不会……”
该内部人士告诉《邮报》:“我认为阿卜杜勒有拿破仑情结,他通过欺凌女性来让自己显得强硬,而不是去面对他声称有矛盾的那些真正的男人。”
万斯本人尚未对针对其妻子的攻击做出回应——但内部人士告诉《邮报》,预计他周一飞往密歇根州在底特律附近的第 10 国会选区进行竞选时,会对埃尔-赛义德进行猛烈抨击。
埃尔-赛义德种族主义 攻击副总统妻子 可能适得其反
密歇根州共和党共同主席桑尼·雷迪(Sunny Reddy)告诉《邮报》,他“肯定”会猛烈反击。“他将看到来自社区更强烈的反应,”他说。
根据人口普查局的数据,这个摇摆州的女性选民参与度在全国排名第三,女性投票率为 69%,比全国平均水平高出约 10 个百分点。
共和党人认为这是一个机会,试图将南亚裔选民从父母为埃及移民的埃尔-赛义德身边争取过来,在这场竞选中,他的对手是
【万斯丑陋的言论升级:激进的密歇根州参议员候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德因在 X 上发帖而遭到抵制,他写道:“那么,大家觉得 JD [万斯] 是会带着 [第二夫人] 乌莎一起穿越回过去见爷爷,还是不会……”】
前众议员迈克·罗杰斯(Mike Rogers,密歇根州共和党人)。
在 RealClearPolitics 的平均民调中,埃尔-赛义德(右图)领先罗杰斯不足一个百分点。
密歇根州共和党主席雷迪表示,家庭成员不应成为攻击目标。
“我们可能有分歧。我们攻击

在一个年轻社会主义者不断击败保守派元老的选举周期中,80岁的马萨诸塞州参议员埃德·马基(Ed Markey)正试图证明自己足够激进,能够生存下来。
作为今年寻求连任的最年长民主党人,他在2019年与AOC合作推出了她的“绿色新政”(Green New Deal),并大力推崇“全民医保”(Medicare for All),这已成为该党社会主义翼的号召口号。
在针对海军陆战队退伍军人、47岁的众议员塞斯·莫尔顿(Seth Moulton,民主党-马萨诸塞州)的民调中,马基领先两位数。莫尔顿将于周二在这个深蓝州与马基展开对决——而他发起竞选活动之初就称马基“太老了”。
莫尔顿曾在2019年竞选总统,但在四个月后放弃。他被认为是一名中间派,但他表示民主党“需要更强力地打击特朗普”。
上周公布的一项新罕布什尔大学民调显示,27%的马基选民是因为其政治主张或意识形态而支持他,而58%的莫尔顿支持者是因为“年龄”而支持莫尔顿。Geoff Earle
2026年选举

彼此。但针对家人和孩子则是灾难,”他愤怒地说道。“他们并不是参选的人。”
雷迪(Reddy)预测这将损害埃尔-赛义德(El-Sayed)在中年女性、印度裔美国人及其他族群中的形象,并猛烈抨击他将乌莎(Usha)最近的怀孕情况卷入攻击之中。
“够了,”他说,并补充道该党已经在着手将埃尔-赛义德的言论制作成广告。州党组织和印度裔美国领导人周五要求埃尔-赛义德道歉。
雷迪指的是埃尔-赛义德另一段提及乌莎的粗俗言论——这段话出现在该候选人4月份参加的“艾伦分析秀”(The Allen Analysis Show)播客节目中。“你觉得[JD万斯]说话时,乌莎在想什么?她大概在想,‘该死,我得跟他睡觉,’”他说。“我想她怀孕了,所以确实有些事情在发生。”
这场在X平台上的恶劣攻击涉及副总统已故的父亲詹姆斯·李·万斯(James Lee Vance,被称为“爷爷”),但最终以失败告终,因为乌莎·万斯巧妙地化解了这次抹黑。
她在上周接受福克斯新闻采访时表示,听到这些话时她“有点想笑”——但随后她通过讲述他的孩子们对她多么“极其充满爱心”,以及已故的“爷爷”也会这样做,击碎了这次攻击。
万斯在上周五前往俄亥俄州的行程中提到了他的“爷爷”,并指责埃尔-赛义德称,如果你批评沙里亚法,“你就是一名白人至上主义者”。
《纽约邮报》已联系埃尔-赛义德的竞选团队寻求评论。
在乌莎风波发生的同时,埃尔-赛义德正试图让自己免受党内批评者的攻击,这些人要求他终止与哈桑·派克(Hasan Piker)的关系。派克被指控持有反犹主义观点,并称“美国罪有应得 9 / 11”。周四,埃尔-赛义德与众议员杰米·拉斯金(Jamie Raskin,民主党-马里兰州,一名著名的犹太裔众议员)和黛比·丁格尔(Debbie Dingell,民主党-密歇根州)一同出现在安娜堡。
“不要再有任何记者问我关于哈桑·派克的事,”丁格尔对支持者人群说道。“这不是11月选举的核心问题。”
比尔·克林顿的前顾问詹姆斯·卡维尔(James Carville)则不愿回避这个问题。
“我觉得这家伙[埃尔-赛义德]真的非常令人不安。我认为如果他能明确指出哈桑·派克说过哪些他不同意的话,对他会有好处,因为我得告诉你,那些话让我感到非常、非常不舒服,”卡维尔在他的“政治作战室”(Politics War Room)播客中说道。
喜剧演员比尔·马赫尔(Bill Maher)痛批那些一边享受着西方文明创造的自由与制度,一边却在诋毁西方文明的左翼学者。
在周五晚间播出的HBO节目《比尔·马赫尔实时秀》(Real Time with Bill Maher)中,他在与卫斯理安大学(Wesleyan University)校长迈克尔·罗斯(Michael Roth)讨论以色列问题时发泄了不满。罗斯此前曾批评在康涅狄格州这所精英学校及其他校园中激增的针对以色列的“抵制、撤资、制裁”(BDS)运动。
“以色列曾被视为西方文明的前哨,”他告诉罗斯。
“它确实曾被这样称呼,而且那一直被认为是件好事。但现在,我认为情况变了,”马赫尔说道。他指的是在10月7日袭击事件后,以色列在加沙与哈马斯战争期间,人们对以色列看法的转变。
“他们谈论西方文明时,就像在谈论一件坏事一样,而不是说,正是西方文明赋予了每个进步主义者他们最应该感到自豪的东西,”马赫尔说。
罗斯插话道,“我们的很多学生正是这么想的。”
马赫尔对此表示难以置信。“我想他们是从我的节目里学到的,”马赫尔开玩笑说。杰夫·厄尔(Geoff Earle)报道
亚历山大·温德曼 在失败的竞选中挥霍数百万美元。
退役中校亚历山大·温德曼(Alexander Vindman)在试图赢得佛罗里达州美国参议院民主党提名过程中,挥霍了900万美元,结果还是输给了一名社会主义者。记录详细列出了他在昂贵的顾问、员工和电视广告上的挥霍投资,而这些广告甚至没有提到他的对手。
他在与美国民主社会主义者(DSA)转投者、州众议员安吉·尼克松(Angie Nixon)的对决中提交的7月竞选资金报告显示,其支出毫无节制:一份臃肿的工资单包含18名员工,$650,000用于购买广告,以及$10,000用于一项其阵营从未公布的民意调查。
“在我看来,他几乎没有努力去制造能展示其对当地问题把握以及如何利用政府解决这些问题的新闻报道,”一名民主党操盘手表示,并指出这位外来者“从未变成‘佛罗里达温德曼’”。
温德曼曾是国家安全委员会的乌克兰专家。在特朗普总统第一次弹劾案中,就其与乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基那通“完美”电话的证词,使他成为了民主党人的“反抗英雄”。
他在1月份启动竞选后的前24小时内就筹集了近200万美元,这让党内领导层相信他可以成为资金来源,并能吸引全国各地的政治人群。杰夫·厄尔(Geoff Earle)报道
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变革呼吁:纽约市议会议长朱莉·梅宁(Julie Menin,下图),身为犹太人,她要求大都会博物馆重新考虑将其年度筹款活动主题围绕约翰·加利亚诺(John Galliano,右图)展开的计划。
作者:CRAIG McCARTHY, KATHERINE DONLEVY 和 DAVID SPECTOR
《纽约邮报》获悉,大都会艺术博物馆的高管计划在周日召开紧急会议,讨论关于在明年的大都会艺术博物馆慈善舞会(Met Gala)上致敬臭名昭著的“反犹主义者”约翰·加利亚诺(John Galliano)的决定;与此同时,市议会议长朱莉·梅宁(Julie Menin)谴责该机构犯了一个“严重的错误”。
一名内部人士向《纽约邮报》证实,在关于计划于明年5月的 2027 年大都会艺术博物馆慈善舞会筹款活动中举办“约翰·加利亚诺:地平线”(John Galliano: Horizons)展览的争议日益扩大后,博物馆高管安排了一次临时会议。
加利亚诺在 2011 年因在巴黎一家酒吧醉酒并用反犹侮辱性语言辱骂顾客,且在一次令人不安的事件中宣称“我爱希特勒”而被判定犯有仇恨罪,该事件导致他被踢出了在迪奥(Dior)的优渥职位。
梅宁在一封措辞严厉的信中,要求大都会博物馆重新考虑围绕这位名声扫地的设计师规划年度筹款活动主题,她告诉组织者安娜·温图尔(Anna Wintour),加利亚诺不符合这座享有盛誉的博物馆的标准。
“在我们城市反犹主义猖獗的时期,我认为致敬约翰·加利亚诺是一个严重的错误。我敦促大都会博物馆重新考虑这一决定,因为选择将博物馆的最高荣誉授予一个有反犹和反亚裔侮辱言论历史的人,只会火上浇油,并传递出一种将此类行为正常化的信号,”身为犹太人的梅宁在周六告诉《纽约邮报》。
这封信是梅宁首次就这一备受争议的展览发声,该展览将于明年在大都会博物馆展出九个月。
“安娜·温图尔在接纳一个热爱纳粹的反犹主义者,并利用大都会博物馆的声望来为其‘洗白’方面,一定感到非常自在,”打击反犹主义组织“终结仇恨犹太人”(End Jew Hatred)的创始人布鲁克·戈德斯坦(Brooke Goldstein)告诉《纽约邮报》。
“在这个行业里,忽视反犹主义已经成了一种时尚,”犹太艺术家团体 Havura 的执行主任埃坦·古滕马赫(Eitan Gutenmacher)补充道。
对加利亚诺的致敬将从年度大都会艺术博物馆慈善舞会开始,该活动通常在5月的第一个星期一举行,明年这一天是 5 月 3 日,也是大屠杀与英雄纪念日。
加利亚诺将成为继 1983 年的伊夫·圣罗兰(Yves Saint Laurent)和 2017 年的川久保玲(Rei Kawakubo)之后,第三位获得个人回顾展的在世人士。
梅宁的要求是发给温图尔,以及大都会博物馆首席执行官马克斯·霍莱因(Max Hollein)和大都会博物馆服装学院负责人策展人安德鲁·博尔顿(Andrew Bolton)以及 Wendy Yu 的。
大都会博物馆未回应《纽约邮报》的置评请求。
霍莱因在给《纽约时报》的一份声明中表示:“大都会博物馆对任何形式的反犹主义、种族主义或偏见都零容忍。”
博物馆承诺,该展览将“直接探讨由他在 2010 年和 2011 年的反犹、种族主义和反亚裔行为所造成的裂痕”。加利亚诺的一名发言人在给《时报》的回复中否认了 2019 年的指控。
据警方称,63 岁的约翰·布奇(John Butch)涉嫌在周五下午 3 点左右,在范丹街(Vandam Street)附近哈德逊街(Hudson Street)一座设有谷歌(Google)办公楼的大厅里,在“打火机助燃剂”的帮助下纵火自焚。
纽约市警察局(NYPD)周六表示,在曼哈顿下城一座办公楼内纵火自焚的男子已被逮捕。
一名常驻纽约市的美国女童军(Girl Scouts of the USA)员工正在起诉该组织及其女上司,她声称对方在得知她怀孕后试图通过霸凌手段将其逼离岗位。
穆尼拉·塞缪尔(Munirah Samuel),33 岁,自 2025 年 11 月起担任客户体验分析师,她在 8 月 25 日向曼哈顿最高法院提交的诉状中称,她每周与主管凯瑟琳·孔特雷拉(Catherine Contrera)会面一次,并且从入职起直到 2026 年 2 月,其工作表现一直收到极高的评价。
警方表示,他被指控犯有刑事破坏罪、纵火罪和鲁莽危害罪。
官员表示,有人在建筑内自焚,该建筑内还设有纽约市警察局(NYPD)的内部事务局,多人拨打了 911,急救人员迅速将其送往威尔康奈尔医学中心。
警方确认,布奇(Butch)并非 NYPD 的员工。
警方表示,在布奇涉嫌并被列为病情稳定后。
据《商业观察者》(The Commercial Observer)2024 年报道,谷歌在该建筑中占用了 410,556 平方英尺的面积。
他正在接受烧伤治-
“虽然该个体表-
但这位驻布朗克斯的主管在 4 月份对塞缪尔(Samuel)进行年中评估时,“突然”改变了态度。
塞缪尔在诉讼中声称,在她宣布怀孕时,“孔特雷拉(Contrera)最初的反应是祝贺且热情的”,并补充说孔特雷拉表示她“想留住她”,并希望她在产假后回来。
“我们感谢急救人员。”谷歌的一位发言人在周五的一份声明中表示,“蒂娜·摩尔(Tina Moore)似乎在试图进入该建筑内另一名租户的空间,我们与当地当局保持着密切联系。”
据称,孔特雷拉在 6 月份询问塞缪尔计划何时开始休产假。
塞缪尔声称,在接下来的几周里,孔特雷拉涉嫌因微小错误而严厉审视塞缪尔,并因她使用此前被指示使用的工作方法而责骂她。
诉讼称,孔特雷拉“第一次”表示她对塞缪尔的表现不满意,指责她进度落后,尽管她的工作证明其表现超出了预期。
上周刚生产的塞缪尔表示,她计划在 8 月的第二周开始休假。
GSUSA 为员工提供最多 12 周的带薪育儿假。
就在几天后的 6 月 30 日,塞缪尔收到了一份含糊的“最终警告”,称如果她不提高工作表现,将被公司解雇。
孔特雷拉和 GSUSA 没有回应置评请求。塞缪尔正在起诉要求赔偿未指明的金额。
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有时,一次会议仅仅是一次会议。而有时,它则是背叛。
涉事会议是在民主党众议院少数党领袖哈基姆·杰弗里斯(Hakeem Jeffries)与特朗普总统的女婿兼顾问贾里德·库什纳(Jared Kushner)之间举行的。
我对这次会面消息的第一反应可能和大多数美国人一样。好吧,两个立场相反的人开了个会。有什么大不了的?
毕竟,华盛顿的人们经常开会。而且,如果民主党人和共和党人能经常私下会面,而不是仅仅在采访和竞选期间互相大喊大叫,也许能为国家做更多事情。
啊,但如果你是在特朗普时代担任众议院民主党领袖,那么规则——以及常识——就失效了。在这种情况下,你必须时刻处于全面战争状态。
哪怕是最轻微的偏差,也会引发一场谴责风暴,以及将你踢出职位的威胁。
看看詹姆斯·卡维尔(James Carville)的反应就知道了,他已经从那种南方风格的亲切感彻底转向了疯狂之地。他很早就敏锐地察觉到杰弗里斯(Jeffries)犯下了“死罪”。
“你不能与他们会面——不要与他们有任何瓜葛,”卡维尔在网上宣称。
他坚持认为,杰弗里斯应该说的是:“我们之间任何业务往来都必须在宣誓后进行。”
另一个在批评者中常见的疯狂主题——其中许多人来自党内崛起中的极左翼——是认为这次会面证明了即使民主党赢得众议院,杰弗里斯对特朗普也不够强硬。
他们想要血债血偿,如果杰弗里斯无法胜任他们心目中的议长工作,他们会找到一个能胜任的人。
“贾里德·库什纳(Jared Kushner)并没有实际的政府职务,他只是利用家族关系从海湾国家的独裁者那里获取资金并资助腐败交易。[杰弗里斯]与他合作的唯一方式应该是要求提供文件并发出传票,”播客主持人、前巴拉克·奥巴马助手汤米·维托(Tommy Vietor)在X上写道。
激进左翼梅迪·哈桑(Mehdi Hasan)——CNN称其为一名“直言不讳的记者”,尽管他曾说过以色列在加沙的战争比大屠杀“更糟糕”——称杰弗里斯与库什纳的会面“令人可悲”。


这场疯狂的反弹主导了党内的反应,使紧张不安的杰弗里斯陷入防御状态。在X上发布的一段视频中,他表示库什纳“请求会面,而我接受了会面,以讨论确实存在且并非骗局的负担能力危机”。
为了表明自己依然全心全意地与特朗普作战,他觉得有必要补充道:“没有人能逃脱责任。我们将让特朗普集团的每一个成员负责,从 Day 1 开始。”
将该政府称为“集团”(cartel)就像是给一群饥饿的狼扔了一块骨头。不出所料,他们并不满意,并要求更多。
为了展示自己已准备好战斗,杰弗里斯还告诉CNN,如果民主党赢得众议院的控制权,他不排除弹劾特朗普。
这才像话!
承诺弹劾总统及其内阁成员已成为该党许多中期选举候选人的必经誓言。这种情绪被如此广泛地认同,以至于在对坚定选民和摇摆选民的民调中可能表现良好。
以至于人们认为,在民主党控制的众议院中,调查并弹劾特朗普几乎肯定会成为首要议事日程。
即便大多数人对详细指控单投了赞成票,无论哪个党派占据多数,参议院几乎没有可能凑齐定罪并将其免职所需的 67 票。
这一切都提出了一个问题:为什么民主党人执意让自己走上一条几乎注定会失败的道路?尤其是考虑到特朗普是一个顶尖的交易者,他肯定希望在最后两年通过跨党派立法,哪怕仅仅是为了巩固自己的政治遗产。
但如果民主党夺回控制权,却将全部精力集中在弹劾而忽略其他事务,他们将失去与一位积极且愿意合作的总统共同成就大事的机会。
到目前为止,问题的一部分在于,大多数民主党人并不自信仅凭其国内和外交政策议程就能在秋季中期选举或 2028 年总统大选中获胜。
他们坚信,仇视特朗普,并每天向选民证明这一点,才是他们的杀手锏。
这种执念解释了为什么人们如此忽视关于杰弗里斯和库什纳决定会面的冷静解释。
他们在特朗普的第一任期内曾共同推动监狱改革,据报道,这段历史促使一名认识两人的第三方建议他们现在会面,探讨如果民主党在特朗普当前任期的最后两年控制众议院,可能达成一致的领域。
不幸的是,杰弗里斯因一次会面而遭受的猛烈抨击,证明了社会主义左翼的崛起如何使整个政党激进化。
一个迹象是,左翼完全不关心杰弗里斯和库什纳讨论了什么,而只是一味地陷入疯狂,认为杰弗里斯竟然敢与“魔鬼”的代表会面。
这种愤怒还凸显了激进分子在掌控政党全部议程方面的决心。妥协是被禁止的。
一个名为“正义民主党人”(Justice Democrats)组织的筹款邮件说明了左翼如何致力于在民主党与以色列之间制造裂痕。
该邮件宣称,该组织的民调发现,“在 2028 年党内总统初选首批投票的六个州中,大多数民主党选民认为‘以色列正在对巴勒斯坦人实施种族灭绝’”,且其选民“想要一位能完全切断对以色列武器供应的总统”。
邮件接着谴责民主党的国会领导人,称“众议员哈基姆·杰弗里斯和参议员查克·舒默与自己的选民严重脱节,将 AIPAC 置于选民之上”。
两人都没有做过任何可以被合理描述为“将 AIPAC 置于选民之上”的事情——但对于社会主义革命者来说,理性和事实并不重要。
他们想要推翻美国体制,并自信地认为自己占据上风,因此觉得没有必要妥协。
这就是为什么杰弗里斯与库什纳会面引发的骚动如此重要。
这是一个标志,表明像“与对方交谈”这样简单的事情都将不被容忍。
这一切都凸显了中期选举的关键重要性。
如果像密歇根州参议员提名人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德(Abdul El-Sayed)这样的反犹激进分子获胜,民主党将陷入一个由他们自己制造的陷阱,并让特朗普没有任何理由与他们妥协。
作者:ELLA MORRISON
一名患有产后精神病的两个孩子的母亲在布朗克斯被法官判定在2022年杀害其子女一案中无罪;与此同时,马萨诸塞州的陪审团正在审议林赛·克兰西(Lindsay Clancy)的命运,后者在子女死亡案中以能力受限为由请求无罪辩护。
据《纽约时报》报道,周一法院判定 26 岁的迪蒙·弗莱明(Dimone Fleming,见插图)对 3 岁的戴肖恩·弗莱明(Daishawn Fleming)和 11 个月大的奥克塔维乌斯·加拿大(Octavius Canada)的死亡不承担法律责任,原因是精神疾病或缺陷。
在杀人当晚,精神科医生埃里克·戈德史密斯(Eric Goldsmith)表示,弗莱明处于“严重的精神病状态,且脱离现实”。
同样,根据辩方聘请的医生撰写的法医精神病报告,“弗莱明女士认为她的行为对于保护或‘净化’她的孩子是必要的”。
受检方请求对弗莱明进行评估的戈德史密斯表示,她产生了幻觉,深信世界即将毁灭,并认为一个灵魂已经
据《纽约时报》引用法院记录报道,在杀人之前,弗莱明曾在皇后区的一家医院接受了两个月的治疗,在那里她被诊断为重度抑郁症并被开具了精神类药物。
她没有按照医嘱服用药物,而是每天使用大麻,据报道这加剧了她的心理健康症状。
检方和辩方要求进行的精神检查均认定,弗莱明在杀人时处于精神病状态。
2022年11月26日晚,弗莱明在避难所的公寓里杀死了这两个男孩。
虽然她将免于入狱,但弗莱明可能会在医院接受数月或数年的治疗。
在太子港郊外一个曾经宁静的农业社区发生的一场导致 47 人死亡、50 多人被绑架的血腥屠杀后,一个海地帮派释放了 13 名人质,其中包括 6 名儿童和 7 名女性。
联合国儿童基金会(UNICEF)确认,周五晚间从肯斯科夫(Kenscoff)获释的人员中包括 3 名 2 岁以下的幼儿、一名 7 岁儿童和两名少女。
联合国儿童基金会在海地的副代表亚尼格·杜萨特(Yannig Dussart)表示,虽然这次释放提供了“罕见的希望时刻”,但这仍然是“对全国范围内针对儿童袭击的规模和频率的严峻提醒”。
联合国儿童基金会与社区领导人合作,确保了这些妇女和儿童的自由。
其余人质的命运仍不确定。
自 2021 年总统乔夫内尔·莫伊塞(Jovenel Moise)被刺杀以来,这次大规模绑架进一步动摇了这个处于崩溃边缘的国家。
绑架行为具有令人胆寒的不可预测性;一些受害者在无需赎金的情况下获释,而另一些人在支付赎金后仍被处决。
丹尼尔·科迪(Daniel Cody)
作者:萨拉·内森 (SARA NATHAN)
詹妮弗·安妮斯顿 (JENNIFER ANISTON) 并不害怕公开她的男友吉姆·柯蒂斯 (Jim Curtis) —— 他们的这段浪漫关系与她以往感情生活中的低调截然不同。
但不要指望很快就能在她的手指上看到结婚戒指。或者永远不会。
据 Page Six 的消息人士透露,这位《老友记》偶像与这位催眠治疗师兼转型生活教练已经约会一年多,正处于幸福的恋爱之中。
“他们仍然非常、非常幸福,”一位知情人士表示,“但他们完全没有结婚的打算 —— 珍发誓她再也不会结婚了。”
57 岁的安妮斯顿结过两次婚,通常会对个人生活保密。
但这次她大胆地公开了这段关系 —— 周三,她将在曼哈顿的 92 街 Y 会馆 (The 92nd Street Y) 对柯蒂斯进行采访。
此次活动被命名为“与吉姆·柯蒂斯共度的一晚”,旨在庆祝这位催眠治疗师的新书《可能性之书》(The Book of Possibility)。Page Six 被告知,门票在开售之即告罄。
这对情侣最早于 2025 年 7 月在加利福尼亚州大瑟尔 (Big Sur) 的一家酒店被拍到亲昵。这是这位 A 级明星在 2018 年与贾斯汀·塞罗 (Justin Theroux) 结婚三年后离婚以来的首段长期关系。此前,她在 2000 年至 2005 年期间与布拉德·皮特 (Brad Pitt) 结婚。
但内部人士表示,柯蒂斯提供了她的电影明星前任们无法提供的东西。
“这段关系在很多层面上取得了成功,因为它拥有珍以前从未拥有过的东西,”该消息人士说。
“她觉得不需要为了给他留下深刻印象或留住他而费心努力 [就像她对待 55 岁的塞罗那样]。她觉得不需要与那些追求他的、更出名的女性竞争。”
众所周知,皮特为了《史密斯夫妇》的女主角安吉丽娜·朱莉 (Angelina Jolie) 而离开了安妮斯顿。
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“互惠”之友:詹妮弗·安妮斯顿准备本周在市内主持一场与她的男友、催眠治疗师吉姆·柯蒂斯的对话。两人今年夏天(见下图)与包括考特尼·考克斯 (Courteney Cox) 和杰森·贝特曼 (Jason Bateman) 在内的名友一同度假。
“最重要的是,”该消息人士说,“她永远不需要质疑自己在对方心中的地位 —— 他毫不犹豫地让她知道他疯狂地爱着她,并且完全忠诚。”
虽然他不像她的前任们那样出名,但与安妮斯顿约会让柯蒂斯成为了关注的焦点。
今年 6 月,他出现在 NBC 的《凯莉·克拉克森秀》(The Kelly Clarkson Show) 中推销他的书,内部人士表示,这段高调的恋情无疑给他的事业带来了推动。
不过,这种新获得的名声是有代价的 —— 各大媒体期望他不仅谈论自己和自己的事业,还要谈论他的女友。
在被问及他们的“相识故事”时,柯蒂斯在《今日》(Today) 节目的克雷格·梅尔文 (Craig Melvin) 面前谈到安妮斯顿时说:“我们是通过朋友介绍认识的……我们发现我们有共同的朋友,然后就开始聊天,这花了一段时间。”
他还被带入了安妮斯顿好莱坞生活的上层圈子,在7月与她以及科特尼·考克斯和杰森·贝特曼等好友一同度假。
这群人中还包括演员佩德罗·帕斯卡,他们被拍到在西班牙马略卡岛海岸享受豪华游艇之旅。
本周,柯蒂斯与安妮斯顿及其前《老友记》合作演员考克斯和丽莎·库卓一起,在好莱坞日落塔酒店(Sunset Tower hotel)奢华的塔楼酒吧(Tower Bar)共进晚餐,那里是安妮斯顿在洛杉矶最常光顾的地方。贝特曼及其妻子阿曼达·安卡,以及威尔·阿内特也在场。
尽管如此,消息人士在谈到柯蒂斯时表示:“他不玩心机,不装清高,也不会通过要求[安妮斯顿]自我矮化来让自己显得更强大。他完全不觉得她的名气是一种威胁,而且他很清楚,应该是他进入她的世界,而不是要求她为了适应他而改变。他爱她最真实的样子。”
在《今日》节目中,当梅尔文指出柯蒂斯在谈到安妮斯顿时在微笑且“有点脸红”时,柯蒂斯笑着说:“是的,确实如此。”
2022年11月,安妮斯顿承认自己不想再次结婚,但表示她“渴望一段关系”。
当《Allure》杂志询问她是否会再次步入婚姻殿堂时,安妮斯顿说:“永远不要说绝不,但我没兴趣。我渴望一段关系。谁知道呢?有些时刻我只想蜷缩成一团说,‘我需要支持’。”
她补充道:“如果能回家后投入某人的怀抱说,‘今天真是艰难的一天’,那将是非常美妙的。”
柯蒂斯是一位离异且育有一个孩子的父亲,由于在22岁时患上的一种严重的、未确诊的脊柱疾病,他经常使用手杖且行走时跛行。
医生在他的脊髓上发现了病变,这种情况导致了慢性神经损伤、肌肉痉挛和近乎瘫痪,促使他经历了一段漫长且痛苦的身体康复过程。
在参加克拉克森的节目期间,柯蒂斯表示他曾使用催眠法来对抗慢性疼痛。
他在节目中说:“转化工作实际上是在改变你的信念,这样你才能改变你的现实。你们看到我走到了那里[舞台上]。就在几年前,我不会走出来,因为我对自己的样子、对自己的残疾感到羞耻和恐惧。”
“然后当我改变信念,当我开始爱自己,当我开始将其视为一种超能力时——看看现在可能实现什么,我今天就站在这里。”
另一位朋友表示,正是这种积极的心态让安妮斯顿对自己以及他们的关系感到笃定。
去年11月,《早间新闻》(The Morning Show)的主演在接受《Elle》杂志关于2025年好莱坞女性荣誉的采访时谈到了柯蒂斯,称他“相当非凡”。
她说:“催眠是他从事的众多工作之一。他非常非凡,帮助了非常非常多的人。”
“他很特别,很自然,而且非常善良,希望帮助人们治愈,让他们走出创伤和停滞,走向清晰。”
她补充道:“将生命致力于此是一件美好的事情。”
这位女演员最近完成了Apple TV+剧集《早间新闻》第五季的拍摄,她在剧中饰演电视主播亚历克斯·莱维。
该季预计明年播出,并已被宣布为该剧的最终季——这将让她有大量时间投入到个人生活中。
但即便他们的浪漫关系日益深厚,另一位朋友透露:“珍也向吉姆明确表示,她绝不会再次结婚。”
“她对那个制度毫无兴趣,绝不会回头。他非常理解,而且他对灵魂伴侣和精神连接的信念,使他非常认同那张纸(结婚证)是不必要的。”
伊朗之战
作者:KATHERINE DONLEVY
美国对伊朗经济实施的“窒息”压力一直令人窒息,该国总统在周六的官方媒体报道中承认。
总统马苏德·佩泽什基安(Masoud Pezeshkian)坦承,自从美国在六个月前实施军事封锁以来,德黑兰的经济遭受了沉重打击——尽管他在几天前还坚称此次行动不会对伊朗产生影响。
据法新社(AFP)报道,佩泽什基安在周五晚间接受国家电视台采访时表示:“有些人说制裁完全没有效果;对于这些人,我真的不知道该说什么。”
“我们处于战争状态,必须接受这些战时条件。”
佩泽什基安的言论发表于本周美国启动了特朗普总统所谓的针对伊朗政权的、具有毁灭性的制裁“经济D日”之后。
据该媒体报道,伊朗总统还表示,自从美国军队开始对伊朗港口实施海军封锁以来,伊朗的进出口额缩减了 $25 - 35\%$。
他指出,在6月份与美国达成的一项短期谅解备忘录(该备忘录提供了 60-day 的停火期)期间,伊朗仅能销售 9000 万 桶石油——这是其最大的出口产品。
佩泽什基安建议提高——在某些情况下是翻倍——汽油价格,以弥补巨大的损失。
相比之下,根据美国中央司令部布拉德·库珀(Brad Cooper)海军上将周四晚间的更新,美国军队通过“提供协调保护”,帮助了近 1,500 艘商业船只安全通过霍尔木兹海峡,使得近 7.5 亿 桶原油得以运出。
与此同时,在上个月年度通货膨胀率升至 66% 之后,最高领袖阿亚图拉·穆吉塔巴·哈梅内伊(Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei)呼吁佩泽什基安政府掌控局面。
一份归于最高领袖名下的书面声明称:“有必要认真解决经济和生计挑战链,例如通货膨胀、失业、价格管理以及商品和服务市场。”自2月导致其父亲阿亚图拉·阿里·哈梅内伊(Ayatollah Ali Khamenei)死亡的袭击事件以来,最高领袖一直未在公开场合露面。
然而,伊朗政府在周六承诺,在与美国的战争中不会退缩——并将重点放在遏制通货膨胀、创造就业机会和投资国内生产上。
美国财政部长斯科特·贝森特(Scott Bessent)周一公布了“经济弃儿行动”(Operation Economic Outcast)——一项针对伊朗的“经济窒息”行动,佩泽什基安最初声称该行动“不会取得任何成果”。
71, 岁的佩泽什基安周三告诉国家媒体:“我们将坚定地抵御经济压力,就像我们目前所做的一样,并且将继续这样做。”
特朗普政府希望通过向第三方国家施压,使其停止与德黑兰进行石油、能源和
痛楚:伊朗总统马苏德·佩泽什基安(下方)在通货膨胀上升之际告诉国民,国家“必须接受这些战时条件”。

商业交易,从而切断伊朗政权的收入来源。
财政部对与德黑兰做生意的埃及米斯尔银行(Banque Misr)实施了制裁,并提出一项规定,将切断该银行在阿拉伯联合酋长国的分支机构的美元交易。
埃及中央银行表示,正在审查该制裁通知,该通知仅限于米斯尔银行阿联酋分行与代理行之间的美元交易。 With Wires
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据当地媒体报道,芬兰和以色列已悄悄将其双边国防协议延长了十年。
该协议在未由这个北欧国家国防部公开宣布的情况下签署,引发了该国左翼反对派的强烈抵制。
根据该协议(首次签署于2013年,随后于2019年再次签署,每次有效期为五年),两国在军事产品的研发和采购方面开展合作。
芬兰的左翼反对派称该协议为“历史性的耻辱”。
据《赫尔辛基时报》报道,绿党主席索菲亚·维尔塔(Sofia Virta)表示:“当我们要求向以色列施压时,政府却加强了合作。当我们要求减少对以色列的依赖时,政府却深化了依赖。”
左翼联盟主席明雅·科斯凯拉(Minja Koskela)补充道:“这种沉默并不让我惊讶,因为所选择的路线是令人无法忍受的耻辱。”
但芬兰国防部长称,这是在具有既定国防关系的国家之间采取的标准做法。
据芬兰公共广播公司 Yle 报道,安蒂·哈卡宁(Antti Häkkänen)表示:“我们与40个国家签署了合作文件,以色列长期以来一直是其中之一。”
“这并不是一项剧烈的政策新变。”
两国在2024年开始为续签协议奠定基础,当时之前的协议即将到期。
新的备忘录有效期至2034年。 Gabrielle Fahmy
以色列警察(以色列的民事执法机构)8月24日表示,在东耶路撒冷西尔万村执行一项与警方描述为“激烈的家庭冲突”相关的行动时,警员发现了一个古老的埋葬洞穴。
据《耶路撒冷邮报》报道,此次行动是在两个世仇家庭之间发生致命冲突,并演变为枪战和莫洛托夫鸡尾酒攻击之后展开的。
随后,警员在一栋建筑下方发现了该埋葬洞穴,以及其他“考古发现”。
警方表示:“初步检查表明,这些坟墓可以追溯到第二圣殿时期。” Fox News
一只可爱的2周大小猫在被俄亥俄州建筑工人救起并收养后走红,工人们为它配备了一件微型安全背心和一顶为耳朵留有孔洞的小安全帽。
在系列 Instagram 视频中,RiverReach 建筑公司记录了这只毛孩子的旅程,这段旅程始于7月。
当运营主管蔡斯·格罗(Chase Guello)在出发工作前检查设备时,他听到被困在小松(Komatsu)挖掘机里的这只猫在发出求救声。
格罗查看了小松挖掘机的发动机,看到这个小生物在炮塔内部走动,于是他躺在机器下方,拧开了重达100磅的底盘护板并将其踢开——随后,这只被他们命名为 Sue 的橙色猫掉了出来。
在救出它的两天后,格罗发起了一项关于它应该叫什么名字的投票。
一周后,他公布了获胜的名字——“Komatsu”(即它被困车辆的品牌),并表示:“我们会简称为 Sue。”
小松品牌甚至给 Sue 寄来了周边产品(见图),包括“世界上最小的安全背心”和“一个小宝宝安全帽”,格罗在视频中对其进行了开箱展示。
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作者:TINA MOORE
根据《纽约邮报》获得的纽约市警察局(NYPD)数据,针对哥谭市老年人的袭击事件比去年增长了 $14\%$ —— 与 2018, 同期相比,则飙升了 $143\%$。
针对老年人的袭击事件迅速增加:NYPD
数据显示,今年以来,这座城市最脆弱的群体之一共遭受了 2,112 起重罪袭击,而去年同期为 1,853 起。2018 年同期针对老年人的袭击仅为 870 起。
2026 年的 2,112 起袭击中,近 80% 已导致逮捕,NYPD 表示,其中许多袭击是由惯犯实施的。
“这种情况之所以发生,是因为同样的罪犯在这样一个似乎将犯罪者权利置于守法公民之上的‘旋转门’刑事司法系统中,被不断地逮捕又被释放,”退休的 NYPD 侦探兼约翰·杰伊刑事司法学院兼职教授迈克尔·阿尔卡扎(Michael Alcazar)说道。


通缉:这四个人是今年纽约市袭击老年人事件的嫌疑人,目前正被 NYPD 追捕。
“精神病患者被遗弃在社会中,纽约人必须时刻保持警惕,小心避开这类人群。老年人最终成了犯罪分子眼中触手可及的‘低垂之果’和容易得手的目标。”
根据 NYPD 的数据,2025, 462 名嫌疑人因一年内实施三次或更多次重罪袭击而被捕。与 2018 年因三次或更多次重罪袭击而被捕的 158 人相比,增长了 192%。
自 2018 年以来,针对纽约市老年人的重罪袭击事件飙升: 2018 / 2019 / 2020 / 2021 / 2022 / 2023 / 2024 / 2025 / 2026 870 / 925 / 943 / 1,109 / 1,330 / 1,445 / 1,708 / 1,853 / 2,112
“今年重罪袭击的重新犯罪率上升了 $50\%$,”一名警方消息人士表示,这意味着一个人在实施重罪袭击后,在 30 天内又实施了另一项犯罪。“这是一个天文数字般的增长。”
前 NYPD 犯罪分析主管克里斯托弗·赫尔曼(Christopher Herrmann)认为针对老年人的袭击令人担忧,因为根据 NYPD 的数据,今年以来全市的整体重大犯罪率下降了 6%。
“我们看到的是暴力集中在一个特别脆弱的群体中,”身为约翰·杰伊学院副教授的赫尔曼说道。“老年人口确实增长了……但远不足以解释袭击事件 143% 的增长。”
根据州审计长办公室的数据,在过去的二十年里,纽约市 65 岁及以上的人口增加了近 50 万名老人,增幅为 $53\%$。
NYPD 表示,今年约三分之一的针对老年人的袭击与家庭暴力有关。
但许多犯罪是陌生人袭击。
警方表示,在其中一起案件中,一名疯子在 7 月 16, 上午 7:45 左右,在皇后区杰克逊高地(Jackson Heights)的一条街道上与一名他不认识的 81 岁女性发生争执后,挥拳击中了她的脸。随后,该暴徒又击打她的头部后逃离。
“按照这个速度,纽约市针对老年人的袭击看不到尽头,仅靠 NYPD 是不够的,”阿尔卡扎说。“市长的其他部门需要采取行动。”
一名在校园内与一名 17 岁学生发生性关系的佛罗里达州高中教师,于周四被判处七年监禁和 15 年缓刑。
据 ABC7 报道,37, 岁的海瑟·马什本-史密斯(Heather Mashburn-Smith)在 4 月被捕后,于周二承认与未成年人进行非法活动的罪名。当局指控她在该月两次在波特夏洛特高中(Port Charlotte HS)校园内与该学生发生性关系。
“这个女人的所作所为不仅是违法,而且对周围的学生和员工造成了伤害,”夏洛特县警长比尔·普鲁梅尔(Bill Prummell)在谈到这名教育工作者时表示。“此人利用了对方的脆弱,猎捕了她受托保护的人之一。”
佛罗里达州的法定性同意年龄为 18 岁。
在 4 月 29 日被捕后,
根据夏洛特县警长办公室的说法,马什本-史密斯向当局提供了“完整的米兰达警告后供词”,并被指控与未成年人进行非法活动;由于其教师身份,该罪名被升级为一级重罪。
丹尼尔·科迪(Daniel Cody)
白宫周六宣布,特朗普总统将在下个月于芝加哥举行的 PGA 巡回赛总统杯中担任“荣誉主席”。
白宫发布了这一消息,特朗普周六也在其 Truth Social 平台上发布了该消息。这项高尔夫赛事每两年举办一次,由美国球员对阵国际队(不包括参加莱德杯的欧洲队)。
“这将是一场格外令人兴奋的赛事。两支队伍都‘聚集’了顶尖人才,”特朗普在谈到定于 9 月 22-27 日在梅迪纳乡村俱乐部(Medinah Country Club)举行的赛事时表示。
此前几天,特朗普主持了爱尔兰公开赛。杰夫·厄尔(Geoff Earle)

Page Six 获悉,一位住在公园大道的女士在遗嘱中点名了社交界服装设计师丹尼斯·巴索(Dennis Basso)。
内部人士告诉我们,这最终是一件价值 $190,000. 的惊艳猞猁皮衣。(他的猞猁皮制品售价最高可达 $250,000.)
菲斯代尔(Fisdell)是巴索的首批客户之一,他告诉 Page Six,她也是他最亲密的朋友之一。
一名消息人士告诉我们,在她去世前不久,她前往位于东 58 街和麦迪逊大道的巴索店铺,要求购买他最昂贵的外套。
据告知,于 6 月底去世的上东区名流格蕾塔·“吉吉”·菲斯代尔(Greta "Gigi" Fisdell)将一件价值近 25 万美元的皮草外套留给了这位传奇设计师,以纪念他们的友谊。
但菲斯代尔从未实际拥有过这件奢华服装。相反,我们听说,她将这件外套以及一些额外的钱留给了巴索。
“她倾向于过私人生活,并且希望在去世后她的生活依然能保持私密,”巴索在接受 Page Six 置评时表示。
朋友们在网上发布悼词称,菲斯代尔在去世前后一直“在欧洲旅行”,他们回忆她是一位拥有老派魅力和无可挑剔品味的女性。她是曼哈顿午餐会、慈善活动和时尚聚会上的常客。
她和已故丈夫欧文·“奇克”·菲斯代尔(Irving “Chic” Fisdell)被视为一对时尚的社交名侣,后者是一位杰出高管,曾担任 Atlas Hardware 公司的董事会主席。他们于 1961, 年结婚,奇克于 2003 年去世。
“她是一个极好且非常低调的人,”巴索说道,并补充说其公司政策是不评论客户的购买行为。
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虽然许多紧绷的纽约人一直在致力于减轻体重和消除面部皱纹,但我们听说最新的治疗重点在于双手。大卫·谢弗 (David Shafer) 医生告诉我们,来自 Jeisys Medical 的“双模式射频”治疗项目 Density,“通过刺激皮肤深层的胶原蛋白起作用”,以帮助“恢复容量并抚平像绉纸一样的皮肤纹理”。他说,这一切都是为了“让双手看起来更年轻,因为在面部年轻化之后,如果双手不匹配,将是一个关键的破绽。目标是使双手的外观与年轻化后的面部和颈部相协调”。我们听说这些治疗非常受欢迎,因为它们可以在午休时间完成,且不需要恢复期。
巴索是一位著名的设计师,以其华丽的皮草作品以及与曼哈顿社交圈的长期联系而闻名。他曾为几代名人、社交名媛和时尚偶像设计服装,包括丽莎·明内利 (Liza Minnelli) 和伊丽莎白·泰勒 (Elizabeth Taylor)。
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 玛莎·威廉姆斯 (Martha Williams) mwilliams@nypost.com
这个夏天两家热门餐厅将强强联手。只有八个座位的萨格港 (Sag Harbor) 餐馆 Babe's(梅格·瑞安和艾玛·罗伯茨曾到访此处,见上图)将供应来自 Ronnie's 的食物,后者由 Kith 创始人罗尼·菲格 (Ronnie Fieg) 所有。“Ronnie's 的菜肴,尤其是三明治,既让我想起童年最喜欢的食物,又包含了我觉得定义了纽约的风味,”菲格告诉我们。“Babe's 在东部拥有其独特的纽约精髓。将这两个视角结合在一起,感觉是一个创造既熟悉又完全新鲜之物的独特机会。”
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快餐“胸餐馆”连锁店 Hooters 即将进军好莱坞。独立电影《Hooters:电影版》(: The Movie) 正在进行选角,该片将以虚构的方式呈现这个鸡翅帝国创立背后的事件。该片由 联合创始人埃德·德罗斯特 (Ed Droste) 制作,他同时也是剧本的共同作者。这家连锁店由德罗斯特和五位合伙人(被称为“ 6”)于 1983 年创立。目前,丽莎·伦敦 (Lisa London) 和凯瑟琳·斯特劳德 (Catherine Stroud) 正在为(虚构的)泰德 (Ted) 和伦尼 (Lenny) 的角色选角。 在 2025 年申请了破产。
律师亚瑟·艾达拉 (Arthur Aidala) 和巴里·卡明斯 (Barry Kamins) 法官在 Cipriani ... 密西西比州国会候选人卡尔·博扬顿 (Carl Boyanton) 和卡罗尔·克里斯特 (Carole Crist) 在萨格港的 Le Bilboquet 参加其电影《年轻化国家》(Rejuvenation Nation) 的首映式 ... 威尔伯·罗斯 (Wilbur Ross) 在帕里什艺术博物馆 (Parrish Art Museum) 的 Opal Group 会议上发言 ... 贝瑟妮·弗兰克尔 (Bethenny Frankel) 在布里奇汉普顿 (Bridgehampton) 的 HUB 接受 SkinGirls 的治疗 ... 布鲁斯·斯普林斯汀 (Bruce Springsteen) 和霍楚州长 (Gov. Kathy Hochul) 在东汉普顿 (East Hampton) 的 Blue & Cream 购物。
索尼娅·摩根 (Sonja Morgan) 为凯莉·本西蒙 (Kelly Bensimon) 10 岁的爱犬塔赞 (Tarzan) 举办了一场“狗狗生日派对”。这场派对在韦恩斯科特 (Wainscott) 的 Dog Store 汉普顿分店(绰号“狗狗海滩”)拍摄,所有前《纽约真实主妇》的女士们都参加了,用于拍摄她们的新节目《黄金生活》(The Golden Life)。本西蒙安排她的可爱小狗接受该店共同所有者迈克尔·拜恩 (Michael Byrne) 的吹风造型,然后向节目中的所有明星展示她的“宝贝”,包括拉蒙娜·辛格 (Ramona Singer)(见上图)和卢安·德·莱塞普斯 (Luann de Lesseps),后者的女儿维多利亚 (Victoria) 带着她的四足好友紫罗兰 (Violet) 一同前来。同样出演该剧的坎蒂斯·布什内尔 (Candace Bushnell) 也带来了礼物。派对从 1 点持续到 4 点,您将在今年秋季播出的《黄金生活》第一季中看到这一幕。
令人惊讶的是,他们竟然还有时间打网球。为了参加美国公开赛而来到纽约的职业球员们,一直在全市各地为品牌和企业参加各种形式的游戏(其中一些是为此专门发明的)。
最知名的一些球员参加了皮克球、乒乓球,甚至是一场“冰淇淋圣代对决”。在时代广场的凯悦酒店,艾丽西亚·帕克斯、芭芭拉·克雷吉科娃和麦卡特尼·凯斯勒与宾客们一起打了皮克球。在公园大道酒店的 Branch 俱乐部,网球选手贝琳达·本西奇、马丁·达姆、托马斯·埃切维里和乔瓦尼·姆佩齐·佩里卡德打了乒乓球。甚至四届大满贯冠军大坂直美也在 Baccarat 酒店的 Petit Slam 拿起球拍与盖尔·金进行乒乓球对决。而叶伦娜·赖巴金娜、弗拉维奥·科博利、卡伦·哈恰诺夫和马特奥·阿纳尔迪则在 The Parliament 参加了“职业球员发球”冰淇淋圣代比赛。并非以网球著称的名人们也加入了这场金钱游戏。《Summer House》的明星凯尔·库克在 World of Hyatt Clubhouse 担任 DJ,而 Van Leeuwen 冰淇淋则供应其“蜂巢软糖大满贯”口味。但愿他们到法拉盛时还剩有体力。

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当巴卡拉酒店及公寓(Baccarat Hotel & Residences)的一套豪华公寓吸引了拳击传奇弗洛伊德·梅威瑟(Floyd Mayweather Jr.,右图)的注意时,他同意租用一年——月租金高达 $100,000。
当时只有一个条件:协议必须在当天签署,这样梅威瑟可以在当天晚上搬入。那是 2024 圣诞节前夕。
梅威瑟这位多年来赚了超过 $1.1 亿且成为房地产投资者的不败拳击冠军,是有史以来报酬最高的运动员之一。但这并没有让他在巴卡拉酒店的前房东们就此罢手,他们目前正在纽约州最高法院起诉这位拳击冠军,指控其违反合同且未支付租金。
梅威瑟的律师鲍比·萨米尼(Bobby Samini)拒绝发表评论。
此外,梅威瑟目前还面临一项 $7.2700 万的美国国税局(IRS)留置权,原因是 2018 和 2023, 未缴纳联邦税款;而在 5 月,他起诉其前投资顾问乔纳·雷克尼茨(Jona Rechnitz)等人,索赔 $1.75 亿,指控对方涉嫌欺诈、盗窃以及对包括珠宝、私人飞机和房地产在内的资金与资产进行管理不善。(雷克尼茨否认有任何不当行为。其律师莫里斯·米斯里(Morris Missry)在的一份声明中表示,梅威瑟的指控“完全毫无根据”。)
看来梅威瑟最近的财务纠纷可能始于在巴卡拉酒店的住所。
在梅威瑟决定租用巴卡拉公寓的那天,他住在附近的广场酒店(Plaza Hotel)。
“他当时非常匆忙。弗洛伊德坚持要求拿到钥匙。他是个非常冲动的人,决定当时就必须拿下那里,”一位接近该交易的消息人士表示。
这套位于西 53 街 20 的公寓,名为“宝石露台”(Gemstone Terrace),拥有五间卧室,面积 4,178 平方英尺,配备了一个可用餐的主厨厨房、五个大理石浴室、两个大理石洗手间和一个 3,100 平方英尺的露台。
“工作量很大,但我们实现了,”Compass 经纪人布莱恩·K·刘易斯(Brian K. Lewis)告诉《Gimme》,当时他与同在 Compass 的瑞安·加森(Ryan Garson)共同负责巴卡拉的房源挂牌。
“乔纳主导了这次搜寻,”加森说。“他在上午 8:30 看到了这套公寓,并表示交易的前提是弗洛伊德必须在当天搬入。我们整天利用创意策略进行谈判,以加速审批流程,让他能在同一天搬进去。”
梅威瑟在下午 6 左右到达了那
“没有任何抱怨,”加森补充道。租金已支付至 12 月至 6 月。
经纪人及其客户表示,就在那时,梅威瑟据称停止支付租金并违反了租赁合同。
在 1 月向纽约州最高法院提交的一份带有通知的传票中,房东大卫·森特纳(David Centner)和莱拉·森特纳(Leila Centner)——通过其两家有限责任公司 Perpetual Love Investments LLC 和 Perpetual Love Condo LLC ——声称梅威瑟签署了一份结算协议(该协议作为证据提交在法院文件中),承认欠租及赔偿金共计 $515,834.25。
传票还声称,梅威瑟同意全额支付该款项,并在 2, 2026. 搬离公寓。但森特纳夫妇指控,虽然梅威瑟离开了公寓,并支付了一笔 $100,000 的款项,但他从未支付全部欠款。梅威瑟尚未对这些指控发表评论,其律师也没有接听电话。
传票还提到,森特-
消息人士称,目前这套梅威瑟曾告诉森特纳夫妇他想要购买的公寓,正以 $140,000 的租金租给另一名租客。此外,《Gimme》可以
“在(莱拉)与他交谈后,(梅威瑟)签署了一份协议以处理此事(支付欠款)。他离开了公寓,但未能履行他承诺的付款,”一名消息人士表示。
纳夫妇起诉梅威瑟违反合同,索赔 $337,736.13。在接受《Gimme Shelter》采访时,莱拉表示她曾希望这个问题能在无需诉讼的情况下得到解决。该金额是从欠款总额中减去了 $100,000 的付款以及 $100,000 的押金。
傍晚,他身着范思哲(Versace),拎着一个古驰(Gucci)行李袋。经纪人表示,他给业主开了一张 $200,000 的支票——包含首月租金和押金——并与一家家具布置公司签署了单独的协议。
“他当时就直接搬进去了。工作人员都很喜欢他。”
她说道。
独家披露。 虽然最终成交价尚不清楚,但该房产在 Pulse International Realty 的挂牌经纪人 Rena Kliot 处的最后报价为 $24.9900 万,Kliot 拒绝置评。
梅威瑟与 Centner 夫妇的租赁交易是通过梅威瑟的投资顾问 Rechnitz 协商达成的。Rechnitz 曾是一名 FBI 线人,且曾是比尔·德布拉西奥(Bill de Blasio)的主要竞选捐款人——德布拉西奥在电子邮件中称 Rechnitz 为“兄弟”。而在此之后,Rechnitz 被指控试图用私人飞机上的妓女贿赂纽约市警局(NYPD)官员;他于 2016 年就其在所谓的 NYPD 腐败丑闻中的角色认罪。
起初,每月的租金支票停止寄出,因为梅威瑟表示他将购买该单元。经纪人和其他消息人士称,租金支付据称将与销售挂钩。
但随着梅威瑟显然不会购买该公寓,Centner 夫妇希望他支付欠下的租金和赔偿金。根据传票显示,尽管梅威瑟在承诺的时间搬出了,但他从未支付欠款,Centner 夫妇于 1 月在纽约州法院起诉其违约。
“弗洛伊德人非常好,友好且热情,是个很棒的人。但由 Jona 掌控局面。他们讨论过购买这套公寓以及隔壁的那套。当时没有理由认为这不会实现,但这全都是空谈,随后泡沫就破裂了,”Garson 说道。
在接受 Gimme Shelter 采访时,Leila 表示,当她最终联系上梅威瑟时,他听到租金支付已停止时似乎感到非常惊讶。
“我认为这可能让他意识到出了问题,”Leila 说道,并指称梅威瑟随后仅支付了一次款项,然后就直接停止支付。该案件目前仍在审理中。

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波兰恐怖之事:美军性侵案件惨痛统计。
作者:GEOFF EARLE
最新的军事数据显示,去年部署在海外的美军涉及的性侵案件中,超过四分之一发生在波兰——波兰正成为美国在欧洲安全布局中日益重要的枢纽。
数据显示,去年在波兰报告的袭击事件达到73起。与此同时,美国增加了10,000名士兵以加强北约东翼,应对邻国乌克兰的战争,且目前正在考虑建立新基地。数据显示,全球范围内美国现役军人的性侵案件数量略有下降,降幅约为2%。
该数据来自国会要求提交的关于军队性侵报告的年度报告。
据 Task and Purpose 报道,在波兰发生的性侵案件数量是美军部署在任何其他国家的两倍,且这已是波兰连续第三年在所有国家中排名首位。
目前在德国部署的美军人数是波兰的三倍,约有35,000人驻扎在那里。
密切关注此问题的国会助手们无法立即解释为什么波兰的问题如此严重——个别案例进一步凸显了该问题。波兰的美国军队规模迅速扩张,且在俄罗斯对乌克兰的无人机和导弹袭击中曾出现过几次险些波及的情况。
在波兰发生的一起事件中,陆军中士乌尔里希·卡梅尼 (Ulrich Kameni),一名石油供应专家,于6月承认袭击两名女性并虐待另一名女性。在科斯丘什科营 (Camp Kosciuszko) 的军事法庭审判后,他被判处三年监禁。
在整个战争部(包括在国内服役的人员)中,共有7,998起涉及士兵的性侵报告,低于2024财年的8,196起,下降了2%。
根据该报告(该报告还参考了一项全球战争部调查),有足够的证据对接受性侵调查的1,321名个人采取纪律处分。
据信实际的袭击数量更高。调查结果显示,在表示曾遭受违背意愿的性接触的人员中,约有三分之一进行了报告。
波兰并非唯一报告涉及美军性侵案件数量显著的海外地点。
数据显示,科威特和卡塔尔(其军事基地多次遭到伊朗攻击)也位列统计数量较高的国家之列。
多年来一直推动解决此问题的参议员基尔斯滕·吉利布兰德 (Kirsten Gillibrand,民主党-纽约州) 表示,报告的袭击事件整体下降令人鼓舞,并补充说这些数字“似乎显示出向正确方向的实质性进展”。
他们简直是一群“病弱的小狗”。
一份新报告显示,Z世代员工比年长者更有可能通过伪装生病来逃避工作——即便他们身体状况良好。
在接受调查的29岁以下人群中,约80%的人承认在过去一年中至少请过一次病假,而当时他们其实并没有身体不适到无法前往办公室。
根据Merlin Strategy为英国社会公正中心(Center for Social Justice)开展的研究,在由X世代和年轻的婴儿潮一代组成的55-64岁人群中,只有约40%的人承认这样做过。
这些年轻的“职场逃兵”决定缺勤的真实原因包括:感到疲劳(79 , 而年长者为40)、倦怠(77 , 而年长者为45 )、参加求职面试(超过50 ),甚至是因为宿醉(52 )。
超过2,000 9-to-5ers(朝九晚五的上班族)被问及是否向雇主撒过谎——结果超过五分之四的Z世代“社畜”承认了。
而且年龄越小,请假时就越不在意——25岁以下人群中,有39的人表示过去一年至少请了五天病假。David Landsel


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一名在不知情的情况下为两名沙特9 / 11劫机者提供租赁住房的加州女性,现正讲述这对搭档如何通过表现得“非常、非常友好”,潜入到毫无防备的邻里社区之中。
“我会和他们一起吃饼干、喝茶,”霍莉·拉奇福德(Holly Ratchford)在首次公开谈论这次与恐怖主义的擦肩而过时承认。她负责管理劫机者居住的圣迭戈地区Parkwood公寓。
她告诉BBC:“他们不像只是走进办公室租房的人那样简单。”
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拉奇福德将该综合体(她也居住于此)中的单元房出租给了纳瓦夫·阿尔-哈兹米和哈立德·阿尔-米赫达尔。两人是五人恐怖袭击小组的成员,该小组劫持了美国航空77号航班并将其惨烈地撞入五角大楼,造成184人死亡。
一名沙特国民奥马尔·阿尔-巴尤米将这对搭档介绍给了她。阿尔-巴尤米于1999年搬入该综合体——其政府关系是9 / 11受害者家属提起的一项诉讼的核心。这些家属指责沙特政府在恐怖袭击中扮演了共犯角色,下个月将迎来该事件25周年纪念。
多年后,她依然记得那些恐怖分子是如何混入其中的。“他们绝对没有任何异常。他们很友善,很有礼貌,”她说。
阿尔-巴尤米似乎也欺骗了她,他自称是一名学生,掩盖了其政府关系,一些调查人员认为这与沙特情报部门的参与相吻合。
“他告诉我的所有话我都信了,”拉奇福德说,“我真的以为他就是那样的人。”
据该媒体报道,阿尔-巴尤米在综合体的泳池边拥有一栋联排别墅,并经常参加拉奇福德举办的泳池派对。
根据她的叙述,当那两名恐怖分子伙伴最初试图通过现金支付向拉奇福德租一套一居室公寓时,阿尔-巴尤米为他们担保,称在清真寺认识他们。
turbance.
据警方和当地报道,一名南卡罗来纳州警察在与一名持枪惯犯的枪战中死亡,另一名警察受伤,该惯犯也在交火中被击毙。
周六上午,当警员前往核实一起家庭暴力投诉时,南卡罗来纳州哥伦比亚市东南公园区域附近响起了枪声。
被杀警员被确认为29岁的克里斯托弗·德隆警官。
他的搭档大卫·戴莫克目前情况稳定。
这场致命冲突始于上午9:27,当时警员被派遣处理一起 dis-
一名女性拨电报告称,33岁的亚当·道尼(她持有针对其的禁制令)在她家中破坏她的财产。
德隆到达现场时发现他已离开,但在附近发现了一名男子和一辆与受害者描述相符的车辆。
四分钟后,戴莫克通过无线电通知调度中心,两名警员均中弹,嫌疑人已被击倒。
道尼有很长的犯罪记录,被捕记录跨越多个州,在枪击发生时正处于保释期间。
索尼娅·古利亚拉
作者:乔恩·利维 (JON LEVEY)
近二十年来,任何球员最不想面对的情况,就是与诺瓦克·德约科维奇陷入一场拉锯战。比赛时间越长,身体对抗越激烈,他的胜利就越显得不可避免。
而现在,39岁的他,身体的战斗已转为内部对抗。
那具将德约科维奇带向男子纪录24座大满贯冠军的、经过精心维护的身体,现在可能成了他与第25座冠军之间最大的障碍。
上周的辛辛那提公开赛本应是德约科维奇在美网前的热身赛。在他温网后的首场比赛中,面对处于绝对劣势的蒂亚戈·奥古斯汀·蒂兰特,他本在轻松掌控局面,但身体突然开始背叛他。在第二盘1-1平的一次耗时18分钟的漫长发球局中,德约科维奇在高温高湿的环境下明显地陷入挣扎,最终接受了医疗救治,并被看到在毛巾中呕吐。他坚持了下来,但蒂兰特最终以2-6, 6-4, 6-4爆冷获胜。
德约科维奇赛后透露的情况比输球本身更令人担忧。
“这只是我身体的一种状况,在过去几年里一直困扰着我,”他说,并补充道这种情况会引起“很多问题,尤其是在潮湿和炎热的时候”。
他没有提供诊断结果或进一步的解释。现在,距离美网开赛仅剩几天,巡回赛相关人员都在猜测这对德约科维奇和这次赛事意味着什么。
“如果这是一种慢性疾病,那具体是什么?在两周的时间里,面对五盘三胜制的比赛,他能撑住吗?”教练兼前球员、目前指导美国选手泰勒·弗里茨的保罗·安纳科内告诉《邮报》。
前球员、资深ESPN分析师帕特里克·麦克罗在看到德约科维奇在辛辛那提表现出如此严重的痛苦时,感到十分震惊。
“他看起来相当病重,”麦肯罗告诉《纽约邮报》。“也许他感染了某种病毒,而且任何时候在高温环境下比赛都会大大加剧这种情况。”
尽管如此,麦肯罗预计德约科维奇在“纽约将进入状态”,在那里,可能的夜场比赛安排可以缓解任何酷暑条件。
通常情况下,辛辛那提站会再次引发关于德约科维奇潜在退役的讨论,而这一讨论已变得日益熟悉。他已接近 40 岁,本赛季尚未赢得任何一项赛事冠军,且全年仅参加了 20 场比赛。
但现在的情况并不寻常。
世界第一兼现任温网冠军詹尼克·辛纳因右膝受伤退出了美网。
关键点:本月早些时候在辛辛那提公开赛上,诺瓦克·德约科维奇遭受了神秘的健康问题。
而今年的澳网决赛击败德约科维奇的卫冕冠军卡洛斯·阿尔卡拉斯,在因右腕受伤缺阵四个多月后,将参加他的首场正式比赛。两人在过去 11 个大满贯冠军中合计赢得了 10 个。
在德约科维奇自上次夺冠以来的九次大满贯失利中,有四次是输给辛纳,而另外三次全部输给了阿尔卡拉斯。随着他最大的两个障碍要么缺席,要么准备不足,德约科维奇——
马里亚诺·纳沃内,一名排名 48 位的 25 岁阿根廷人,将在周日的首轮比赛中面对他——德约科维奇迎来了一个绝佳机会。
“这正是证明他继续参赛具有价值的场景,”《体育画报》作者兼网球播客主持人乔恩·沃特海姆告诉《纽约邮报》,他自 2003 年德约科维奇转职业以来一直对其进行报道。“你在签表中获得了一些运气——辛纳不在,阿尔卡拉斯是个巨大的问号。突然之间,也许这就是第 25 个大满贯冠军。也许这就是他一直在等待的一系列时机。”
德约科维奇依然被视为真正的竞争者,这本身就令人瞩目。他的最后一个大满贯冠军是在 2023 年美网获得的,但他依然能以一个该年龄段球员从未有过的稳定性,不断进入这项运动最高级别赛事的关键阶段。本赛季,他闯入了澳网决赛——在

依然在赛场上:在 39 岁这个年纪,诺瓦克·德约科维奇依然是一名竞争者,在大满贯比赛中表现出色,但显然他已不像以前那样凶猛。
如果在近期的网球历史上,德约科维奇有机会赢得第25座大满贯冠军,那么现在就是时机。头号种子詹尼克·辛纳(左)因膝伤缺席。卫冕冠军卡洛斯·阿尔卡拉斯(右)才刚刚回归。
阿尔卡拉斯(右)在休息了四个多月后,刚从手腕伤势中恢复,他很可能还没有为这次赛事做好准备。“也许这就是[德约科维奇]一直在等待的一系列时机,”评论员乔恩·沃特海姆表示。
半决赛——以及温布尔登半决赛,尽管他在较小规模赛事中的表现并不稳定。
“他在大满贯赛事中的结果显然与他在常规赛事中的结果大不相同,”沃特海姆说。“因此,他之前的比赛结果在预测方面并没有太大价值。”
这一切都发生在8月20日新纪录片《诺瓦克·德约科维奇:冬日之狼》发布之际。该片探讨了德约科维奇与职业生涯终点之间不安的关系,以及为了延长职业生涯而付出的日益沉重的代价。导演杰森·赫希表示,德约科维奇在拍摄期间最初甚至拒绝讨论退休问题。
“我知道很多人在很多年前就已经把我‘退休’了,”这位网球巨星在片中说道。“既然我正在向自己证明我依然能赢,为什么我要谈论退休?”
德约科维奇还透露,在现阶段,心理上的赛后恢复可能比身体上的恢复面临更大的挑战。
“就像大脑已经受够了一样,”他在尝试为2025年澳大利亚公开赛半决赛治疗肌肉撕裂时说道,在那场比赛中,他在第一盘后便退赛了。
这已成为德约科维奇职业生涯末期最具定义性的挑战。冠军级别的状态依然可以几乎随叫随到。但如何维持这种状态——以及能否在两天后迅速恢复并再次将其召唤出来——则是另一回事。
“我毫不怀疑公开赛的冠军在他掌控之中,”安纳科内说道。“我唯一的疑问是,在七场比赛中,他能否在每场五盘三胜制的比赛中撑过三盘?”
这种曾经不可想象的脆弱性,给了签表上其他球员希望。对手们依然对德约科维奇的成就心怀敬畏,但对网对面那个球员的敬畏程度已有所降低。
“我认为威慑力不再像以前那样了。我的意思是,怎么可能还一样呢?”麦肯罗说。“肯定有更多球员在出场时认为自己有机会击败他,尤其是在硬地上……我认为很多球员应该感觉到他们能够比他撑得更久。”
前球员、巡回赛教练兼资深播报员布拉德·吉尔伯特也看到了类似的转变,尤其是在年轻球员之中。他认为这些年轻人没有像 29 岁的亚历山大·兹维列夫和 28 岁的弗里茨这些老将那样,带着多次输给德约科维奇而留下的所谓“伤疤组织”。
“他的打法变了,所以他们出场时的预期也不同了,”吉尔伯特说。
奇怪的是,德约科维奇最近提出了几项旨在缩短比赛时间的激进规则修改建议。在 8 月初接受内容创作者 Nick Knows Ball 采访时,他建议采用四局制盘或无优势分计分,试图在保留五盘三胜制的同时,防止比赛变成球员和观众的马拉松。
对于这位网坛伟大的斗士来说,这一建议令人惊讶。几天后,他在辛辛那提的一场服务局中耗时 18 分钟,这恰恰证明了他的提案想要消除的是什么。
人们很容易将这一建议视为德约科维奇在试图适应自己日益下降的体能储备。但这也不公平。德约科维奇此前曾讨论过如何让网球对年轻观众更具吸引力。
韦特海姆表示,这或许是因为“他有两个孩子,看到了他们的注意力时长,以及孩子们消费媒体、娱乐、内容和体育的方式”,而不是“自私地试图为了一个 39 岁的人而修改规则”。
随着美网公开赛拉开帷幕,讽刺的是,德约科维奇以前也经历过这种情况,尽管当时的情况不同。在他职业生涯早期,对手公开质疑他的意志力。这在 2008 年美网公开赛达到了顶峰,当时安迪·罗迪克在四分之一决赛前公开嘲讽塞尔维亚人被报道的诸多病症,开玩笑地在名单中加入了禽流感、炭疽和 SARS。德约科维奇随后在激烈的四盘大战中击败了他。
现在没有人再怀疑他的强韧。18 年后,德约科维奇回到纽约,这可能是他多年来增加其创纪录的大满贯总数最清晰的一次机会——而他再次面临一个他用整个职业生涯使其变得无关紧要的问题:
他的身体能否承受这次挑战?
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这或许能让他们感同身受。
金泽市消防局警告居民,不要触动急救人员在进入家中时脱下的鞋子。
在一段播放量超过 50 万次的 Instagram 热门视频中,消防局展示了他们如何刻意将鞋子摆放在特定区域,以便担架搬运者在无需干扰患者的情况下,能直接原路穿回鞋中。
这是一个古老的鳍之故事。
希腊传说称,塔兰托市是由水手塔拉斯在 4,000 年前建立的,他在一次海难中被一只海豚救起。
如今,普利亚大区第二大城市塔兰托将在圣保罗岛附近的塔兰托湾揭幕欧洲首个基于海洋的前囚禁海豚保护区——圣保罗海豚避难所。
他们不再徘徊。
在诺瓦斯科舍省的一片沼泽中,一座被认为是北美最古老的 400 年历史磨坊被挖掘出土。
这一发现解开了围绕普特林库尔磨坊(Poutrincourt gristmill)长达数世纪的谜团,该面粉磨坊建于 1607 年,并在 1643 年被大火摧毁。
寻找其失踪位置的工作由一名来自康涅狄格州的业余历史学家牵头。
这是一个火辣的记录。
一名瑞士园丁因种出最长的辣椒而获得了他的第三项吉尼斯世界纪录。
尤尔格·维斯利(Jürg Wiesli)最新种出的辣椒长度为 1 英尺 8.6 英寸。他表示,他从 3 月起在 82 度的灯光下在室内播种辣椒种子,然后在 4 月底将其移栽到花园中,以避免霜冻风险。
墨西哥最高法院裁定,首次允许原住民和非裔墨西哥社区作为利益相关第三方参与宪法争议。
该案件提交至法院是因为位于米却格坎州齐塔库阿罗的克雷森西奥·莫拉莱斯(Crescencio Morales)原住民社区请求参与一项预算争议。
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被焚毁:周五,乌克兰米拉的一个弹药库遭到俄罗斯无人机袭击,火势蔓延至 130 处住宅,造成 37 人死亡。
克里姆林宫已刹车停止旨在结束这场持续四年半的乌克兰战争的和平谈判,并在美国中央情报局(CIA)局长秘密访问莫斯科几天后,发动了今年最致命的袭击之一。
克里姆林宫发言人德米特里·佩斯科夫周五告诉记者,俄罗斯已将和平谈判置于“深度暂停”状态,并补充说,“(俄罗斯)军队在前线取得了进展。”
“没有新想法。乌克兰方面很清楚我们的要求。他们只是不想通过和平方式讨论。”
这一承认标志着与今年初夏情况的转变,当时莫斯科表示仍与美国官员保持谈判。
俄罗斯总统弗拉基米尔·普京并未在要求乌克兰完全交出顿巴斯地区控制权的立场上做出让步——而这对于基辅来说是不可接受的。
此次行动发生之际,周五晚上俄罗斯无人机袭击了基辅郊外的一个弹药库,引发大规模火灾和多次爆炸,导致 37 名乌克兰人死亡,42 人受伤。
乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基在这次袭击后对其政府启动了刑事调查,此次袭击是今年该国伤亡最严重的袭击之一。
泽连斯基表示,弹药绝不应该被存放在靠近民居的地方,这不必要地增加了死亡人数。
“现有的规定明确——弹药不得存储在住宅或其它居住区附近,”他在周六于 X 平台上愤怒地表示。
“那些允许这种情况发生的人必须为他们的决定承担责任。”
泽连斯基表示,总检察长办公室正在进行调查,并已以过失罪名启动刑事诉讼。
此次袭击在布查区、距离基辅以西 3 英里的米拉村引发了一连串涉及炮弹、地雷、无人机和其他弹药的爆炸,随后引发大火,导致至少 130 栋住宅建筑以及一家老年人和残疾人护理机构受损。
“看起来像岩浆一样——全是火,巨大的火焰冲向高空,”居民斯特凡妮亚·托尔斯卡告诉《基辅独立报》。
“我意识到如果我留在原地,火会掉在我身上,我会被活活烧死。我开始跑,我不知道自己是怎么跑得那么快的。”
地区负责人蒂穆尔·特卡琴科表示,受伤人员中至少有 4 人是儿童,34 人是护理机构的居民。
总计 381 人(包括 59 名儿童)被疏散,基辅已宣布周日为哀悼日。
泽连斯基将其描述为“那些将爆炸物存储在人们身边的人的严重过失”。
“随着爆炸声越来越响,窗户开始被震碎。即使在防空警报解除后,我们仍然每隔几分钟就能听到爆炸声,”米拉村的兽医纳塔莉亚·库兹涅佐娃说。
“结果发现,就在我们马路对面有一个弹药库。”
《结之港》(Knots Landing)明星唐娜·米尔斯在加入该订阅网站不到一个月的时间里,已从 OnlyFans 赚到了“多个六位数”的收入。
这位 85 岁的黄金时段肥皂剧明星与管理公司 Creators Inc. 合作推出了她的个人页面,并于上周出现在该公司的播客节目中,该公司在节目中确认了她目前创造的惊人金额。
“如今的世界非常不同,”她谈到这份工作时说,“我正努力适应那个世界,并且发现能够与我的粉丝互动是非常令人满足的。”
从 1980 年到 1989 年出演《结之港》的米尔斯承认,她收到了粉丝要求拍摄“足控”视频,内容是她“踩葡萄”。
“我会拍的,”她透露,“我试过自己拍,但你不能在踩葡萄的同时拍摄,根本行不通。”
米尔斯表示,她将“很快”为订阅者制作这段视频,“并把它做好,让人们能真正享受其中”。
这位演员的订阅者可以欣赏到她素颜的照片以及她“日常生活”中的“瞬间”。
据《每日邮报》报道,米尔斯页面上的内容并未涉及裸体或露骨内容,但她在“颇具暗示性”的内容中展示性感造型时“并不害羞”。
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他拥有了一把带风景的“扫帚”!在奥尔巴尼学校为学生们清理了17年后,首席管理人员蒂莫西·沃尔特斯(Timothy Walters)决定干脆省掉回家路,秘密搬进了他领取薪水负责拖地的建筑里。
“我没地方可去,”36, 岁的沃尔特斯在告诉《邮报》关于他将哈克特中学(Hackett MS)当作住所的决定时说道。“我之前和姐姐以及她的男朋友住在一起,但他们需要独立空间来处理自己的问题。而且我已经在向伴侣支付我们四个青少年的子女抚养费,没有足够的钱去租自己的房子。”
据《奥尔巴尼时报联盟》(Albany Times Union)报道,学区发言人罗恩·莱斯科(Ron Lesko)表示,该学区在5月份对沃尔特斯进行了停职且不发薪水的处理以进行调查,他最终于6月23, 辞职。
这名管理人员在去年10月坦白,他将礼堂上方四楼的一个房间改造成了一个临时单身公寓,里面配备了多张床、一台小型冰箱和各种家具。
他甚至在周末接待客人:他的四个青少年孩子在由他监护期间会住在那里。那些日子里周围没有人会注意到。
几个月来,沃尔特斯成功地将这一安排掩盖起来。但在4月的最后一周,他在一次完全无关的调查中被揭穿了秘密。
奥尔巴尼市学区官员在调查涉嫌虚报加班费的管理人员时审查了监控录像。沃尔特斯并不在被指控之列,但摄像头显示他一直都在那里。
沃尔特斯说,他让他的姐姐相信他找到了一个正规的公寓。
“那个房间的布局原本只有一张沙发床、一堆陈旧的椅子,以及一些不知道在那儿放了多久的家具。最后我把它清理干净,搬进了多张床和小型冰箱,”沃尔特斯告诉奥尔巴尼的CBS 6。
沃尔特斯表示,子女抚养费和孩子的开销严重侵蚀了他的 $64,000 年薪。他表示,加上加班费,他在2025年赚了大约 $80,000。
“我知道我的行为是错误的,”沃尔特斯说。
“但我不知道该怎么办。
私立学校:由于无处可去,蒂莫西·沃尔特斯(上图)将他在奥尔巴尼工作地哈克特中学内的一个房间改造成了单身公寓。
当你走投无路时,有时你会做出一些可能不该做的选择。”
沃尔特斯说,现在他住在叔叔的拖车公园里,目前正在排队等待拥有自己的拖车,并且已经收到了两份工作邀请。

当地警方最初对沃尔特斯提出了非法侵入罪的指控,但最终这些指控被撤销。
由于在线色情内容的兴起,脱衣舞俱乐部在留住客户方面陷入苦战,于是有一家连锁店转向了一批新的表演者以吸引顾客:网红和真人秀明星。
Pony Clubs 在南部和中西部的区域运营商迈克·迪金森(Mike Dickinson)表示,在意识到网红可以刺激现金流后,他想到了邀请像走红的脱衣舞俱乐部现象级人物——“Honey Boo Boo”星 Pumpkin 这样的网红。
“在 Netflix 的世界里,你不想成为 Blockbuster,”迪金森告诉《纽约邮报》。
他表示,最初他邀请的是拥有海量网络粉丝的脱衣舞者,随后进一步扩大范围,邀请了从未在脱衣舞俱乐部跳过舞的网红——例如 Pumpkin,原名劳林·埃菲德(Lauryn Efird)。
“她是你不会想到会在脱衣舞俱乐部大受欢迎的人,但她太出色了。人们会早早地排队等着看她,”迪金森说。
迪金森表示,知名网红在周末到其俱乐部演出可获得 $5,000 至 $10,000 不等的出场费。他们还能赚到小费,而且根据网红本人的意愿,有些人会在 VIP 室提供付费私人舞蹈。
“我的粉丝无论我去哪里都会跟随我,现场的人群简直疯了,”Pumpkin 说。
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科学家在泰国雾气缭绕的山脉中发现了一只体型微小的龙,并将其命名为“Syrax”,这个名字取自 HBO 热播剧《龙之家族》中雷妮拉·坦格利安女王骑乘的神话怪兽。
据 Science Daily 报道,这种名为 Acanthosaura Syrax 的山地角龙被发现于泰国 Tak-Kamphaeng Phet 地区的湄翁国家公园(Mae Wong National Park)的常绿森林高处。
研究员波拉马德·特里瓦莱拉特(Poramad Trivalairat)及其来自泰国朱拉蓬皇家科学院(Chulabhorn Royal Academy)和加势萨特大学(Kasetsart University)的同事在《ZooKeys》杂志上发表了这一发现。他们特意将这种蜥蜴命名为 Syrax,因为那个虚构巨兽的几个特征在这一新生物身上也有体现,当然,规模要小得多。
作为《权力的游戏》前传的该剧粉丝会认出其中的相似之处:两种生物都具有相同的黄绿色调,与其它龙相比体型相对较小,并且都拥有产下大量卵的罕见能力。
到目前为止,科学家在地球上的其他地方尚未发现该物种。Syrax 将成为 Acanthosaura 属山地角龙的第 23 个物种。
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我厌恶那些电子邮件,但我总是疲惫地接受它们。就像收到年度洗牙的提醒一样。
邮件主题行如此随意地写着:“即将涨价”。
又来了!电视流媒体服务曾经是削减昂贵有线电视开支的酷炫且精明的方式,而现在它们所做的事情不过是提高成本来激怒客户。
与此同时,它们向我们塞进更多廉价的垃圾。
本月,两家流媒体服务在几天之内相继涨价,简直像个恶劣的玩笑。
Peacock(无广告版)从 $10.99 涨到了 $12.99。而 Apple TV 从 $12.99 涨到了 $14.99。
这次随机的 27% 涨幅原因何在?
Peacock 声称:“我们为您带来更多您选择 的原因,包括全年的体育赛事直播、环球影业的新电影,以及您最喜爱的 、Bravo 和 NBC 电视节目。”
我最喜爱的 节目?!你在开玩笑吧。《The Minature Wife》?《Ted》?《The Copenhagen Test》?!
这些失败者真的需要每人多出 $2,才能负担得起将《The Odyssey》纳入其中吗?这部电影他们已经拥有了,而且很大程度上是因为观众想在 IMAX 等高级格式中观看,才获得了 14.6 亿美元 billion 的票房。拜托。
你们觉得你们的客户有多蠢?噢,对了——你们拍了《微缩妻子》(The Miniature Wife),简直就是成人版的《小鬼惹道反》。你们觉得我们完全是白痴。
苹果(Apple)好一点,但好不到哪去。在任何时候,他们可能只有两部值得看的剧——即《人生切割术》(Severance)和《工作室》(The Studio)。
但剩下的呢?《早间新闻》(The Morning Show)让《美丽人生》(The Bold and the Beautiful)看起来像《黑道家族》(The Sopranos)。《泰德·拉索》(Ted Lasso)是一碗甜得发腻的疫情时代“水果圈”麦片。而《寡妇湾》(Widow's Bay)则是部用力过猛(且被严重高估)的《双峰》(Twin Peaks)。你们这些人制造了 iPhone,为什么要为了几部烂剧来掏空我的钱包?
他们的同伙也在欺骗我们。
作为 19 年前开启流媒体革命的开山鼻祖,Netflix(无广告版 $19.99)的黄金时代早已远去。《怪奇物语》(Stranger Things)已经完结,而该服务的所有新剧集看起来和听起来都像是 ChatGPT 提示词生成的产物。
HBO Max(无广告版 $18.49)只剩下最后一季《龙之家族》(House of the Dragon)在等待播出,至于什么时候播,天知道。而《七国之骑士》(Knight of the Seven Kingdoms)是一部每年仅 6 集、每集 30 分钟的剧。所以,你实际上每月花 $19 在看《深渊》(The Pitt)和圣诞节期间的《哈利·波特》翻拍版。
Hulu 是给那些能忍受瑞安·墨菲(Ryan Murphy)重复且低俗的垃圾堆的受虐狂准备的。Paramount+ 是给那五个看金球奖的人准备的。至于亚马逊的 Prime Video?至少它是免费两天送达服务的附加赠品。
砍掉这些 App:Apple TV+ 和 Peacock 最近将月费提高了 $2,尽管它们最好的产品不过是重启的《泰德·拉索》(右上图)和《泰德》(右下图)——这很难称得上是“巅峰电视”(Peak TV)。
“巅峰电视”时代显然已经结束了。质量和关注度已跌至 20 多年来的最低水平。没有任何一部剧是大家都在关注的。艾美奖坦白说令人沮丧。然而,我们仍然被收取费用,仿佛这些是我们必须拥有的产品。
事实是,随着院线电影的回归以及 YouTube、Instagram 和 TikTok 的兴起,我们根本不需要它们。
我们支付的费用与有线电视相当甚至更多,结果却在点击浏览 20 分钟后发现没东西可看。
这个月的抢劫——抱歉,是电子邮件——实际上起到了一个有用的作用。
我想:“等等。我为什么要订阅 Apple TV 和 Peacock?”然后我把两个都取消了。你也应该这么做。
一名涉嫌从未获得驾驶执照的女性撞上了一名推着婴儿车的母亲,导致一名男婴死亡,另一名年幼儿童受伤。
据海洋县检察官办公室称,周五上午 11:55 左右,20 岁的玛丽亚·科邦-古兹曼(Maria CobonGuzman)驾驶一辆福特 Fusion 汽车,在纽泽西州杰克逊镇 NPGS 杂货店的停车场内,涉嫌撞上了一名推着 9 个月大儿子和 5 岁女儿婴儿车的母亲。
他们被紧急送往泽西海岸大学医疗中心,该男婴随后被宣布死亡。
该未公开身份的母亲和 5 岁儿童仍在医院治疗,情况稳定。
科邦-古兹曼面临多项指控,包括过失杀人以及在涉及致命车祸时,在从未持有有效驾驶执照的情况下操作机动车辆。 报道:谢恩·加尔文(Shane Galvin)
警方和消息人士称,一名有前科的无家可归色情狂在周六早晨试图闯入一名女性的纽约市住宅后,因涉嫌出于性动机的入室盗窃而被捕。
警方表示,在收到有人举报字母城(Alphabet City)B 大道和东 7 街附近在凌晨 4 点左右发生入室盗窃后,27 岁的尤利西斯·卢塞罗(Ulysses Lucero)被逮捕。
据警方称,一名 56 岁的女性居住在该住宅中。
警方表示,卢塞罗被指控犯有性动机入室盗窃罪。该指控适用于为了获得性满足而实施入室盗窃的人员。
警方表示,目前尚不清楚卢塞罗是否对该女性采取了任何行动。
警方消息人士称,卢塞罗的记录中有 20 多次之前的逮捕记录,包括入室盗窃、重窃罪、强行触摸、袭击和轻微盗窃。
他的提审程序在周六待定。 报道:蒂娜·摩尔(Tina Moore)
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如果你想在内华达州的黑岩沙漠中进行一次低调、平静的骑行,Burning Man(火人节)绝对不是合适的地方。
而且,不要因为这个年度集会中那些风格夸张的艺术车必须在 Burning Man 自己的 DMV 注册而感到宽慰。
“它代表的是‘变异车辆部门’(Department of Mutant Vehicles),”一名 Burning Man 资深参与者大卫·贝斯特(David Best)干巴巴地告诉《邮报》,他最标志性的艺术车看起来像一枚直接来自 20 世纪 50 年代的火箭。
打造这些极具创意的“变异”座驾——通常是由改装的汽车底盘重新组装而成,看起来像镀铬动物、沙漠盖伦帆船、巨龙或宇宙飞船——成本并不低。
正如打造外形凶猛的“犀牛救赎号”(Rhino Redemption)的负责人凯文·克拉克(Kevin Clark)向《邮报》所言:“无论你认为买车要花多少钱,你至少得把它翻倍。我在‘犀牛号’上可能花了超过几十万美元。有些车极其奢华,建造费用超过一百万美元。”
考虑到涉及的巨额资金,那些开着最吸睛车辆进入营地的,自然是科技新贵和亿万富翁们。
“确实存在一些竞争,不过是良性的,”克拉克说。“我欣赏这种竞争,它产生了一些真正精彩的作品。”
在去年的这些作品中,包括“玛雅战士”(Mayan Warrior),这是一个由电子支付大亨帕布罗·冈萨雷斯·巴尔加斯(Pablo Gonzalez Vargas)出资、价值 300万美元 的移动轮上迪斯科舞厅。
据报道,仅将其运送到沙漠偏远地带参加活动就需花费 $300,000.
对于艺术车来说,无论是在家庭车库中建造——例如由货运搬运车改装的、能喷火的怪异作品“浪子天鹅”(Prodigal Swan)——还是由专业人员受超级富豪之托而制造的,一个关键要求就是它们必须不能被认出是真正的汽车。

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而“摩纳哥”(Monaco)号则充分具备这一点:它是一艘装在轮子上的船,配有可运行的帆,在沙漠之沙上滑行,仿佛在海面上航行一般。

“我潜水过世界各地,并且住在岛上,”其设计者格雷格·巴伦(Greg Barron)告诉《纽约邮报》,“这是一艘装备齐全、功能完备的护卫舰。我们捕捉风力,在载满乘客的情况下,时速最高可达 23 miles per hour。”
多达 79,000 人前往黑岩沙漠参加“火人节”(Burning Man),该活动固定在劳动节前的九天举行。由于进入黑岩城后禁止一切商业活动且不接受货币,狂欢者必须随身携带在营地所需的一切物品。
该地区极其偏远,没有手机信号,因此所有电力均由发电机提供。现场还禁止出现所有标志和赞助信息,必须将其遮盖。
大多数人在火人节期间骑自行车出行,并且执行一项“不留痕迹”的政策,要求在活动结束后清理所有垃圾。该活动 1986 年始于旧金山,1990 年迁至内华达州。
“创作者们是由艺术和社区驱动的,”亚历山德拉·利尔(Alexandra Lier)在接受《邮报》采访时表示,她为自己的著作《变异车辆》(Mutant Vehicles)拍摄了火人节的车辆。“这些人是工匠与技术天才的结合体,他们制作的东西是送给社区的礼物,无论你是搭乘这些车,还是仅仅欣赏这些惊人的车辆。”
其中一辆要求优先通行的艺术车是“宏伟章鱼”(El Pulpo Magnifico)。它是对杜安·弗拉特莫(Duane Flatmo)最初的车辆“章鱼”(El Pulpo)的改良,其触手能喷火,且完全由“废料”打造。
至于打造这样一只美丽怪兽需要投入什么,弗拉特莫表示,投入的汗水比资金更多。
他告诉《邮报》,除了“伤疤、结痂和大量大麻”之外,在创作过程中并不缺乏同志情谊。“人们看到这个东西在被建造,就想参与其中……那些懂得如何使用工具的聪明人。”
弗拉特莫补充道,一旦到达干湖床(playa),“我们有自己的音响系统,播放像(黑色安息日乐队的)《偏执狂》(Paranoid)这样的歌曲,并喷射丙烷。”
在描述那些不那么倾向于“DIY”而更倾向于“购买”的心态时,资深“火人”(Burner,参与者的自称)乔恩·萨里瓜特(Jon Sarriugarte)回忆起一位硅谷亿万富翁。“他们用了一辆全新的特斯拉,雇了 10 人的团队将其拆得精光。然后艺术家加入了艺术元素。那是一条小龙,”他告诉《邮报》。
萨里瓜特本人也是一名造车者,曾有一位富有的投资者邀请他创作,但当对方提出签署保密协议(NDA)时,他失去了兴趣。他之前的作品包括喷火蜗牛和准备发射的火箭车。
贝斯特(Best)也持有相同观点,他确信那些挥金如土的科技大佬们的发明看起来很棒,但认为外包建造意味着他们错过了最精彩的部分。
“太可惜了,”他说,“他们可能玩得很开心。”

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据报道,霍华德·斯特恩(Howard Stern)已与 HBO Max 达成一项利润丰厚的协议,将在该平台播映其节目。
据《太阳报》(The Sun)报道,该流媒体服务将提取他每周一次的新节目视频,并将其浓缩成一个系列剧。
然而,这一计划意味着这位激进电台主持人的时间表将有所变动。
一名消息人士表示:“斯特恩将严格在周一进行直播节目。这就是为什么他今年没有像往常那样在劳动节后的周二开始播出的原因。”
“为了能将该节目的视频用于 HBO Max,他必须执行一个非常严格的时间表。”
该知情人士解释说,这家有线电视巨头将“每周从斯特恩三小时的直播节目中选取精华,将其浓缩成 90 分钟或一小时的节目,在本周晚些时候在订阅服务上播出。”

霍华德·斯特恩 严格的新时间表。
据报道,此次达成协议之际,此前刚传出消息称,在今年夏天早些时候裁员 12 名员工后,斯特恩的 Howard 101 SiriusXM 频道已被取消。
根据该广播平台的公告,“显著变化”包括安迪·科恩(Andy Cohen)的 Radio Andy 从 102 频道移至 101 频道,“而 Howard 101 则退出节目单”。
Howard 100 将保留在 100 频道。
Page Six 独家报道称,由于斯特恩的节目已减少至每周仅一档,该节目通过 Zoom 裁员了约 12 名员工。
被裁员工在通话结束后被“立即”遣散回家,并根据他们在该网络的工作年限获得遣散费方案。
斯特恩在 2025 年 12 月与 SiriusXM 签署了一份为期三年的合同,据他所说,这份合同将赋予他“灵活性”。
他告诉听众:“我很高兴地宣布,我已经找到了一个能兼顾所有事情的方法。既有更多的自由时间,又能继续在电台工作。”

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别管那些罪犯了——曼哈顿刑事法院真正的“惯犯”是那些不断回来的昆虫和啮齿动物。
在两次糟糕的市卫生局检查后,法院餐厅已被关闭,而此时老鼠和蟑螂正在其中肆虐。
位于 100 Centre St. 的这家向公众开放的餐厅大约可容纳 6 人,但对于那些不卫生的害虫来说空间绰绰有余。根据城市数据和消息人士透露,这些害虫一直在厨房里上演“料理鼠王”。
记录显示,在 7 月 1 日和 7 月 23, 的两次独立卫生局检查中,均发现了“老鼠的证据或活老鼠”。
根据 7 月 1 日的检查记录,该餐厅还因未将食物保存在适当温度,以及员工在工作期间“使用烟草或电子烟……进食或饮水”而被扣分。
尽管存在这些令人作呕的违规行为,该咖啡馆竟然还拿到了“B”级评定。
“那里就像个垃圾填埋场。有很多老鼠。当囚犯躺在牢房里时,老鼠会在他们身上爬,”一名熟悉该饮食店的消息人士说道。
城市记录显示,卫生检查员在 2025 年 4 月在厨房发现了老鼠,但在次年 8 月的下一次审查前,该问题得到了解决。
该餐厅于周四关闭,门上的标志(见上图)警告任何进入者必须佩戴面罩。 Shane Galvin
抓到了:一名警员在布朗克斯区抓获了一只戴面具的小动物,今年外围行政区关于浣熊入侵的报告激增。官员敦促公众不要喂食或干扰它们。
作者:JEANNE ERICKSON
一群令人恐惧的患狂犬病浣熊正以极快的速度入侵纽约市的外围行政区。城市数据显示,布鲁克林、皇后区和斯塔滕岛已记录共 20 例病例——这一速度比去年快 57%,令人担忧。
数据显示,截至 8 月 20,,这座大苹果城市在布鲁克林记录了 5 例,在皇后区记录了 6 例,而在斯塔滕岛记录了高达 9 例——这与 2025 年全年的总数持平。
根据纽约市卫生局的数据,自 2022 年以来,斯塔滕岛已记录 26 例确诊狂犬病病例——在全市中排名第二,仅次于报告 39 例的皇后区。在过去五年中,布朗克斯区记录了 17 例,而布鲁克林报告了 7 例。
尽管斯塔滕岛的病例数稳定增长,但该区被排除在近期一项由市政府主导的针对野生动物的口服狂犬疫苗接种计划之外。该计划在布鲁克林和皇后区的选定公园及绿地中分发含有狂犬疫苗的鱼味诱饵包。
据 SIL-ive.com 报道,斯塔滕岛区长维托·福塞拉(Vito Fossella)表示,将他的行政区排除在外是在“拿人们的福祉开玩笑”。《纽约邮报》已联系福塞拉寻求评论。
其他居民评论说,这些小动物“经常出现在我的院子里”,并且“这里盖了这么多房子,它们已经无处可去了”。
在曼哈顿——2026 年无狂犬病病例报告,2025 年有一例蝙蝠病例——生活在中央公园的一家浣熊成了意想不到的旅游景点,吸引了大批人群前来拍摄、喂食,甚至试图触摸这些毛茸茸的生物。
“太可爱了!”一段此类视频下的评论如此写道,而另一条评论则说,“考虑到这个地段,那个树上公寓每月租金可能要 $5,000。”
布朗克斯的退休人员以色列·奥尔蒂斯(Israel Ortiz),83岁,近20年来一直坐在美国自然历史博物馆附近同一个长椅上喂食浣熊。
“我是来照顾它们的,”奥尔蒂斯告诉《邮报》,他会带来零食,浣熊会从他伸出的手中接过。“如果它们患有狂犬病,公园管理委员会(Park Conservancy)会处理的。它们没有狂犬病。”
纽约市公园局特别警告纽约市民不要喂食浣熊,并与它们保持距离,因为这些动物可能携带可传染给人类和宠物的疾病,包括狂犬病、犬瘟热、细菌感染、浣熊圆线虫和寄生虫。
如果浣熊靠近,官员建议通过发出巨大的噪音、高举双臂和跺脚来对其进行“驱离”(hazing)。对于出现眩晕或蹒跚迹象的动物,应拨打 911 报告。
任何被咬伤或抓伤的人应立即清洗伤口并寻求医疗救治。根据世界卫生组织的数据,狂犬病在不治疗的情况下 100% 致命。
该病始于类似流感的症状,随后会出现快速的神经系统衰退,包括幻觉、抽搐、瘫痪和口吐白沫。
纽约快要疯了!
今年夏天,蝙蝠正成群地飞入该州首都地区和哈德逊河谷的房屋中。害虫防治专业人员报告称,发现这些飞行哺乳动物入住的房主拨打的求助电话激增。
据《时代联盟报》(Times Union)报道,奥尔巴尼的 Thomas Pest Services 今年接到的与蝙蝠相关的电话增加了约 15%。
州环境保护局的野生动物生物学家艾希莉·迈耶(Ashley Meyer)表示,公众意识的提高以及对狂犬病的恐惧,可能是导致目击报告增加的原因。
但迈耶表示,从蝙蝠身上感染狂犬病的实际风险仍然很低。
2025年,在奥尔巴尼、斯内克塔迪、萨拉托加和伦斯勒县接受检测的 239 只蝙蝠中,仅有超过 2% 的蝙蝠狂犬病检测呈阳性。
蝙蝠可以挤过小至四分之一英寸的微小开口,从而潜入阁楼、墙壁和其他难以触及的空间。
野生动物专家建议使用密封胶、闪光板、钢丝绒或重型网格密封裂缝和孔洞,同时用牢固的金属丝网筛和合适的盖子覆盖阁楼通风口和烟囱。
珍妮·埃里克森(Jeanne Erickson)
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根据上述公司的记录,下列姓名及其最后已知地址的人员有权领取金额在 50 美元或以上的遗弃财产。
ABBY CUNNINGHAM 37 DEVONSHIRE LN MADISON, CT 06443 ALEXANDER LITTLE 875 COLUMBUS AVE APT 2F NEW YORK, NY 10025 ANDRE SHKOZA 20 COLONY ST ARDSLEY, NY 10502 ANGELO STALLONE 27 PRESTON CT BROOKLYN, NY 11234 ANTHONY JONES 964 ELTING RD ROSENDALE, NY 12472 ARTHUR HAMMEL JR 18 ABBOTT AVENUE MANOR PARK, NY 11950 BARRINGTON FULTON 57 CHESTNUT ST LYNBROOK, NY 11563 BRANDON SCHULER 48 OLD MARLBOROUGH RD APT. 2N EAST HAMPTON, CT 06424
BRIAN GENAO 19-15 HARMAN ST. APT 2L RIDGEWOOD, NY 11385 CAN DEMIRCANLI 128 CHESTER AVE MASSAPEQUA PARK, NY 11765 CLINTON MCOQUEEN 1490 OUTLOOK AVE UNIT 2A BRONX, NY 10465 CORBIN HUNTER 214 BEAR SWAMP RD ANDOVER, CT 06232 CORRIGAN HAWKER 77 CENTER ST LAKE RONKONKOMA, NY 11779 CRAIG KALINOWSKI 504 OLD MILL RD SOUTHIFIELDS, NY 10975 CURTIS RILEY 225 BENNETT AVENUE 6H NEW YORK, NY 10040 DAVID DAVID 2709 BARTHA LEAVES MAULIKA, NY 10974 DANIEL LOCCISANO 370 HOLLEN AVE STATEN ISLAND, NY 10309 DAINIEL URENA 102 BROADWAY HAVERSTRAW, NY 10927 DANNY ORTIZ 14109 180TH ST JAMAICA, NY 11434 DAVID AURANDT 4358 ROUTE 9 GOSHEN, NY 10924 DAVID DIAZ 33312 KATELAND DR WESLEY CHAPEL, FL 33545 DENNIS CAPIRAL 9 LEEDS ST HUNTINGTON STATION, NY 11746 DONALD MORANT 5 SHORT ST MEDFORD, NY 11763 EDMUND GALKE 87 CHATEAU OR OAKDALE, NY 11769 ENDA ESTHER 47 HILTOP ACRES YONKERS, NY 10704 DECHMANE POINTER EVELYN CHADWELL, NJ 07728 FLOYD FARQUHARSON 1178 E 53 ST BROOKLYN, NY 11234 FRANCESCO DATTOLO 48 SMITH ST GLEN COVE, NY 11542 GREGG SCAGLIONE 150 BROAD AVE PALISADES, NY 10964 GUILLERMO OLIVO 710 E 235TH ST. APT BY BRONX, NY 10466 HERBERT WRIGHT 2965 DECATUR AVE APT 2A BRONX, NY 10458 HUGO GOMEZ 88 ROSMAN RD THIELLS, NY 10984 JACOB SANTAFEMIA 131 DELAFIELD LN NEWBURGH, NY 12550 JAMES CONTO 619 LOTUS ST BABYLON, NY 11702 JAMES MCKOW 214 VENTILLO ST BAYLAN, NY 10460 JAMES PAOLANTONIO 78 RENKEN BLVD FRANKLIN SQUARE, NY 11010 JEREMY MORALES 222 CENTRE AVE APT 5C NEW ROCHELLE, NY 10805 JERRY GIGLIO 184 BEDFORD RD PLEASANTVILLE, NY 10570 JOHN MAURER 215 N DELAWARE AVE MASSAPEQUA, NY 11758 JOSEPH CIRESI 18 RAYMOND AVE FARMINGVILLE, NY 11738 KIESHELLE JOSEPH 209 E 31 ST BROOKLYN, NY 11226 LADISLAO USIS 132 WENTWORTH AVENUE ALBERTSON, NY 11507 LENNOX CORLETTE 91-40 TW St. DOOHAWN, NY 11421 LESZEK JARMOWICZ 500 HAWKINS RD SELDEN, NY 11784 LENSY ROBLEZ MARATHA LEAVES PEACHORE, NY 10933 LUNA URENA 24 DELLORO ST. WEST HAVERSTRAW, NY 10993 MALGORZATA BURKE 38 IVANHOE DR MANALAPAN, NJ 07726 MARCO PEREZ 48-18 98TH ST CORONA, NY 11368 MARIA ROSA 238 HICKORY AVENUE BERGENFIELD, NJ 07621 MICHAEL DONOVAN 15 ELBA PL EASTCHESTER, NY 10583 MICHAEL MURPHY 5 PROSPECT ST PAWLING, NY 12564 MICHAEL RAFAEL 2 OLD STATE RD #67 OXFORD, CT 06478 NICHOLAS BARONE 17 SHERWOOD ROAD LEVITTNY
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根据《遗弃财产法》第三条,一份关于无人认领财产的报告将提交给纽约州审计长。该通知中所包含的姓名清单已存档,在纽约州主要办公地点公开供查阅。此类财产清单将不会以任何中文临床名称 11357 的形式出售,且该遗弃财产在该处可支付。此类遗弃财产将在 10 月 31 日或之前,支付给向公司证明其拥有接收权利且令公司满意的人员。在接下来的 11 月,以及在财产日期或之前,财产将不会以任何形式出售,财产的完成部分将支付给纽约州审计长,随后公司将不再承担相关责任。
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2800 BRUCKNER ASSOCI 2800 BRUCKNER VLD STE 207 BRONX NY 10465 ALEXANDER WONG 55 PIERREPOINT ST APT SH BROOKLYN NY 11201 ANTHONY CARBONE 2800 BRUCKNER BLVD STE 207 BRONX 10465 BAK DEW NG 94 E 1ST ST APT 98 NEW YORK 10009 CHUANGXIA CAI NO 1 BLDG UNIT 6 NO 2 DETAI RD GUANGDONG DANFENG LIN 2008 OCEAN AVE 6A BROOKLYN 11230 DONALD J MINERVA 443 4TH 11215 FRANK N ROSETO 2 KNOVL LN JERICHO 11183 FRANK N ROSETO 2 KNOVL LN YH753 GONG RONG CHEN 881 61ST 11220 HEUNG CHU CHING 8636 15TH AVE 11228 HIU TUNG SHIU 8636 15TH 11228 JASON T HIRSCH 1192 PARK 14℃ NEW YORK 10128 JASON T HIRSCH 1192 PARK 14℃ NEW YORK 10128 JEFFREY M HIRSCH 1192 PARK 14℃ NEW YORK 10128 JEFFREY M HIRSCH 1192 PARK 14℃ NEW YORK 10128 KIT VAN SI 821 40TH 11232 LARISA WILLIAMS 12 RECREATION LN
HUNTINGTON 11743 LINDA SOROKIN 120 CLINTON 3,3K MINEOLA 11501 LINDA SORO FORT HALGO CNTY ROAD 11768 LIYE LIH ZARSH 4338 4ST FL 1 11232 LUIS M ALMONE 3849 10TH NEW YORK 10034 MADMCC CORP 788A UNION 11215 MAN LING HA CHAN 1589 OCEAN 3F 11230 MANDEEP S OBEROI M D 4 OSCAWANA LAKE RD PUTNAM VALLEY 10579 MARILYN SILK 134 SHADY LN WESTBURY 11590 MEIJIN GAO 738 43RD FL 1 11232 MING XIA FAN 1348 63RD 6 11219 MNP REALTY HOLDING L4 OSCAWANA LAKE RD PUTNAM VALLEY 10579 MOST KHADIJA FARHANA 8475 16TH PL 3 JAMAICA 11432 JOHN WELD 65 PIERREPOINT 11201 PIAO MIN ZHENH 8416 21ST A1 11214 PICK JEAN NG 94 E 1ST 9B NEW YORK 10009 POOJA S PATEL M D 4 OSCAWANA LAKE RD PUTNAM VALLEY 10579 QUN FANG FENG 48 VENEZIO ALBANY 12203 REN DA
CHEN 858 58TH 11220 RITA M GIOIA 2172 KIMBALL 11234 ROSEMARY L ROSETO 2 KNOLL LN JERICHO 11753 ROSEMARY L ROSETO 2 KNOLL LN JERICHO 11753 HI RI RONG LIU 329 E 2ND B 11218 SHU LAN LIU 329 E 2ND B 11218 SHU LAN LIU 329 E 2ND B 11218 THERESA PHARMACY 3849 10TH NEW YORK 10034 THIEN POW YEW 96 E BROADWAY 3℃ NEW YORK 10002 TONY EL-HADI S ADELAIDE PL EDGEWATER NJ 7020 WEIXION LIN 1868 70TH 11204 WEN CHAI HUANG 774 52ND #203 11220 XIANG LAN 29 CONGER STATEN ISLAND 10305 XIAOLIN YU 9737 63RD RD 3H REGO PARK 11374 XINY WEI 4325 HUNTER 919W LONG ISLAND CITY 11101 XUEPING QIU 9455 46TH YH753 LAT KAT LIU 1615 SHORE PKWY 11214
YI SHA FENG 48 VENEZIO ALBANY 12203 YING NU HE 50 NORFOLK 5B NEW YORK 10002 YING NU HE 50 NORFOLK 5B NEW YORK 10002 YONGYAO ZHANG HINWO W THSTH 11223 ZHEN QIN CHEN N SUTLIFF VINELAND NJ 8360
根据《遗弃财产法》第三条,一份关于未领取财产的报告将提交给纽约州审计长。此类通知中所包含的姓名清单已存档,并在公司位于 80 E. JERICHO TURN- PIKE, MINEOLA, 11501 的主办公室公开供查阅,该处亦为上述遗弃财产的支付地点。
此类遗弃财产将在 10 月 31 日或之前,支付给向公司证明其拥有领取权利且令公司满意的人员。在接下来的 11 月及其 10 日或之前,此类未领取财产将支付给纽约州审计长,随后公司将不再承担相关责任。
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ANDERSON, JOAN 157 AUSTIN AVE, TAPPAN, NY 10983 BARROW, LISEL 1316 E 55TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11234 BEILER, JEREMY 420 BERGEN STREET #3, BROOKLYN, NY 11217 BLUM, ALVIN 10 KILLINGTON ST, CHAPPAQUA, NY 10514 CAMMARATO, JUNE 101 SHELLEY AVE., PORT CHESTER, NY 10573 CALENTES, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLLI, STEPHANIE PITTENLL I CAREY, ROBERT 45 MAPLE FIELDS DR, MIDDLETON, NY 10940 CASTRO, NICOLAS 48 WELLYN ROAD, BRONXVILLE, NY 10708 CATHCART, MARC PO BOX 215, WAWARSING, NY 12489 CHIPOCO, PAUL 25 ANN ST, CORTLANDT MANOR, NY 10567 COLE, JESSICA 274 BLECKER STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11237 CRAMER, PATRICIA 5 LINCOLN PLACE, NEW PALTZ, NY 12561 CRAWFORD, ARTHUR H 654 E 49TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11203 CROSA, EDUARDO 405 GREENWOOD AVE, PORT CHESTER, NY 10985 CHISSIPES, JENNIFER 626 E 70TH ST 4B, NEW YORK, NY 1006 DOBENDTOL, COLIA JHON COURT, WHITE PLANS, NY 10603 DOMBROSKI, ALIDA 4621 COUNTY ROAD 29, ROCK STREAM, NY 14878 DUNN, MIRIAM P OBOX B10, RYE, NY 10580 DWYER, GABRIELLA 24 HILLSIDE DR, NEW CITY, NY 10956 EISELE, JOHN 103 SMITH LN, GRAHAMSVILLE, NY 12740 HANDLER, ISIDORE 1840 52 STREET APT 21, BROOKLYN, NY 11204 HARLEY BAUER, 74 MINNEWASKA TRAIL, KERHONKSON, NY 12446 HAUSER, ADAM 81 FAIRWEATHER RD, SWAN LAKE, NY 12783 HELGANS, RICHARD 9 ELM DR, STONY POINT, NY 10980 HORNATTON, ARTHLAND 655 E 55TH ST APT 9B, NEW YORK, NY 0466 KNOBLOCK, MARY 218 THE COLONY, HARTSDALE, NY 10530 KYRIAKIDES, KALLIOPE 23-77 38TH ST 2L. ASTORIA, NY 11105 LABAGH, AUSTIN 567 EAST HILL RD, JEFFERSONVILLE, NY 12748 LECHELTINER, GEORGE 150 W 96TH ST APT 9B, NEW YORK, NY 10025 LUNDY, MARY 54 BOERUM ST APT 14S, BROOKLYN, NY 11206 LYN, OLIVE 6 THE BOULEVARD, NEW ROCHELLE, NY 10801 MCCAW, JANENEEN 22 OVERLOOK RD, HIGHLAND, NY 12528 MECKLE, KATHLEEN 141 BUDDENHARD DR; CALLICOON, NY 12723 MOSSO, KODRIGO RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; BASILLO ANDRES RD; MOSSO, ANTOINETTE 788 COLUMBUS AVE APT 11D, NEW YORK, NY 10025 ORLANSKI-OURS, ROSANA 134 W 93RD ST #7E, NEW YORK, NY 10025 OZBELLI, HALIT 415 EAST 54TH ST 10F, NEW YORK, NY 10022 PARRA, MELIDA 35 CLARK PL. PORT CHESTER, NY 10573 RAMOS, AMANDA 1707 MELVILLE ST. BRONX, NY 10460 ROSBOROUGH, ZELONE 325 COLLINS AVE. MOUNT VERNON, NY 10552 SAMUELS LEPORE TERESA 197 HARDENBURGH RD. ULSTER PARK, NY 12487 SHEEHAN DANIEL 18 HOPE LANE; SOMERS, NY 10589. SHEEHAN DANIEL KOLDMAN & JOHN PEACH. NY 12458 SLATER JEREMIAH & JOHN 5 CHESTNUT LANE. NAPANOCH. NY 12458 SYMBLEME MIREILLE 132-45 MAPLE AVEAPT 108 .FLUSHING. NY 11355 TOSCANNINI CIA 64 PARKWAY RD APT 3B. BRONXVILLE. NY 10708 VANVRANKEN MICHAEL 27 GREEN HILL RD. GOLDENS BRIDGE. NY 10706
根据《遗弃财产法》第三条,未领取财产的报告将提交给纽约州审计长。本通知中所包含的名单已存档,并在银行主营业处公开供公众查阅,地址为 411 THEODORE FREMD AVE STE 350, RYE, NY 10580,该遗弃财产在此处支付。此类遗弃财产将在 10 月 31 日或之前支付给能够证明其权利的人员。在 11 月 27 日及之后第十天或之前,此类未领取财产将支付给纽约州审计长,随后本行将不再承担相关责任。
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关于由以下机构持有之某些无人认领财产的所有权人姓名通知
根据上述公司的记录,下列姓名及最后已知地址的人员有权领取金额在五十美元($50)或以上的遗弃财产。
BARCHUK, WILLIAM E 1614 BARBARA LN, EAST MEADOW, NY 11554 WEIL, BENJAMIN L C / O BERDON LLP / MAURY GOLBERT 360 MADISON AVE, NEW YORK, NY 10017
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伊朗向中国供应的石油即将耗尽——特朗普和贝森特赌那些穆拉(宗教领袖)的时间即将用完,这笔赌注或许能带来回报
经济学家保罗·克鲁格曼怀疑斯科特·贝森特和特朗普总统关于伊朗石油利润将枯竭的直觉。中国国家主席习近平可能是决定性因素。
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搜寻希特勒的核心圈子 第 44-45 页
特朗普总统针对伊朗的“经济 D-Day”遭到了可以理解的质疑。特朗普花了一十年时间极大地损害了他自己以及美国的信誉——而财政部长斯科特·贝森特针对大约 60 个与伊朗相关的个人、公司和船只推出的首批制裁方案,看起来一点也不像诺曼底登陆。
然而,在这些戏剧化举措背后,隐藏着一个为了正义事业而采取的潜在强大战略,前提是西方能展现出一定的持久力。伊朗的邪恶政权实际上可以在经济上被扼杀。但这需要经历数月的痛苦。这场较量归根结底在于一个比制裁架构更简单的问题:谁能忍受痛苦的时间最长?
伊朗在赌西方的政治耐心会在伊朗的经济氧气耗尽之前先用完。圣战分子长期以来一直认为西方是颓废的,且缺乏持续的决心,而独裁政权可以强加那些民主政府在政治上难以维持的艰苦条件。
但伊朗的时钟有一个物理极限。
中国购买了伊朗出口石油的 80% 以上,部分估计接近 90%。伊朗销售的几乎所有石油在战争前都存储在海外,从而避开了封锁——而这些储备正在减少,且即将耗尽。本月,伊朗向中国的出货量已从去年的每日约 140 万 桶下降到每日约 534,000 桶,而中国炼油厂已经在寻求从伊拉克和巴西寻找替代油桶。
几十年来,伊朗在规避金融制裁方面变得异常熟练。油轮更换身份,船只关闭信号,货物在船与船之间转移,壳公司大量增加,支付方式转向人民币。中国可以在传统的美元系统之外购买伊朗石油,而伊朗可以用人民币购买中国商品。
所有这些都帮助伊朗掩盖并变现进入世界市场的每一桶油。但这无法解决如何将下一桶油运出去的问题。
伊朗在阿曼湾的替代码头贾斯克(Jask)提供的缓解作用有限;持续的装载量仍远低于德黑兰所需的规模。
然而,关键数字是伊朗在出口受限之前成功部署在封锁线之外的石油数量。路透社报道称,伊朗在封锁线外的浮式存储量已从约 1.05 亿 桶下降到约 8000 万 桶,其中约 3000 万 桶位于亚洲海域。这些库存使得即使在新鲜出口量骤减的情况下,交付仍能继续,从而营造出一种韧性的假象。
但库存正在萎缩,伊朗的虚张声势不过是一场戏。
它在进入战争时就深受慢性电力短缺、基础设施恶化以及多年干旱和地下水枯竭导致的严重水危机之苦。自 2022. 年底以来,里亚尔兑美元的价值下降了约 80%。通货膨胀摧毁了购买力。去年冬天的骚乱以及随后的数万人被屠杀,部分是由经济绝望驱动的。
一旦外部库存降低到足够低的程度,局势将变得无法承受。出口减少意味着外汇减少,里亚尔压力增大,用于进口、补贴、政府工资、安全机构以及战争本身的资源将更加匮乏。
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伊朗的海上漂浮原油就像一个在失去大部分收入后靠存款生活的家庭。消费可以维持数月,维持一种正常的表象,而银行余额则在迅速趋向于零。封锁线之外的石油是存款,而新的出口则是收入。如果将该政权逼到极限,它将接近悬崖——包括它可能缺乏足够资源来支付那些用于镇压愤怒民众的武装力量。
经济学家保罗·克鲁格曼对贝森特的声明有不同的看法。他对贝森特的声明反应冷淡,称“D-Day”(决定之日)中的“D”代表“Dud”(哑弹)。他认为中国已经为伊朗提供了规避美国金融胁迫的途径,且如果华盛顿制裁那些足以迫使北京采取行动的重要机构,将面临巨大的附带损害风险。
他最强有力的论点涉及时机。美国人会立即感受到汽油价格上涨。企业会立即感受到能源和运输成本增加。选民会立即对特朗普做出评判。而伊朗的存储危机则是在数月内展开的。
这正是德黑兰的赌注。
克鲁格曼的论点低估了伊朗“获得石油款项的能力”与“生产并出口足够多石油以获得款项的能力”之间的区别。人民币结算解决了第一个问题。中国提供了买家和中间商。但这两者都无法补充日益减少的海外库存。
中国是不可预知因素。与北京同美国及欧洲的经济关系相比,伊朗的贸易规模微不足道,这使得中国公司有强大的动力去遵守制裁。习近平在抵制华盛顿通过金融压力主导中国外交政策方面也具有地缘政治利益。因此,很多情况可能取决于西方是否表现出足够的决心,使伊朗看起来像是一个注定失败的局面。
特朗普的任务是说服美国人,几个月的痛苦可能会带来非凡的战略回报:一个被严重削弱的伊斯兰共和国,一个萎缩的恐怖主义代理人网络,对海湾国家和能源基础设施威胁的减少,对德黑兰-莫斯科-北京轴心的破坏,以及或许能给伊朗人一个逃离自1979年起强加于他们的杀戮政教合一制度的机会。
特朗普在向数百万美国人推销他这个充满缺陷的“产品”方面表现得惊人地有效。现在,他必须向他们推销“忍耐”。他需要挖掘内心深处的温斯顿·丘吉尔,无论这看起来多么荒诞。
丹·佩里(Dan Perry)曾任美联社驻伦敦的欧洲-非洲编辑及驻开罗的中东编辑。
幼儿园教师 S. 杰斐逊举起木签、棉球和手工胶水。“今天我们要每人做一个银柳,”她告诉孩子们。
“我不想做银柳,”杰森说,“我想做一把光剑。”杰斐逊老师没有理会他。杰森将一个棉球粘在木签的末端。“我觉得你的缺乏信心——令人不安!”他挥舞着木签,模仿着他心中的达斯·维达对她说。于是,她把他送到了校长办公室。
在头两周里,杰森被送往校长办公室四次。第二周结束时,他流着泪回到家。他告诉妈妈:
“学校太蠢了。我讨厌学校。”
莱昂纳德·萨克斯 医学博士、哲学博士
斯坦福大学前教育学院院长德博拉·斯蒂佩克发现,孩子在很早的时候就会形成对学校的态度。这些态度一旦形成,就是稳定且不随环境而改变的。用通俗的话说,就是一旦一个男孩认定他讨厌学校,他就不太可能改变主意。而且他认为自己无论做什么都无法改变现状。
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在过去的 25 年里,我访问了 500 多所学校。我亲眼目睹了学校是如何变得对男孩不友好的。男孩们做一些他们一直以来都会做的事——互相指指点点,说“砰砰,你死了”。画武器的图。扔雪球。现在这一切都会让男孩陷入麻烦。
1977 年我从俄亥俄州的一所公立高中毕业时,在最高成就者中,男孩的人数多于女孩——不仅是在我的高中,而且是在全国范围内。30 年前,迈拉和戴维·萨德克出版了他们的书《公平的失败:我们的学校如何欺骗女孩》,记录了当时的成绩差距以及学校是如何压制女孩的。
学校里的成绩差距已经反转——现在女孩在测试中的得分高于男孩,主要是因为男孩的表现比 30 年前更差了。
那是过去。时代已经改变。现在女孩的表现大幅领先于男孩
你的儿子讨厌学校吗?也许是因为学校的设计初衷就是为了摧毁他们
在 K-12 的每个内容领域(包括数学和科学)中,女孩的成绩都领先。在高中毕业生代表中,女孩的人数现在是男孩的 2-to-1 倍以上。年轻女性现在比他们的兄弟更有可能上大学。
我们都为女孩的成就鼓掌。但为什么我们没有在 50-50 左右达到平衡?为什么男孩在学校的表现如此糟糕?
情况不必如此。你可以在不让学校对女孩不友好的前提下,使其对男孩友好。
我为学校主持研讨会,分享零成本的策略,通过部署具有性别意识的教学策略来提高男孩和女孩的成绩。让男孩对艾米莉·狄金森产生兴趣的最佳方式,与让女孩对狄金森产生兴趣的最佳方式截然不同。让女孩对计算机编程产生兴趣的最佳方式,也与让男孩产生兴趣的最佳方式不同。许多教师并不了解这一点,因为在哈佛大学、哥伦比亚大学以及许多其他“领先”的教育学院中,教授们支持朱迪斯·巴特勒的观点,认为性别仅仅是一种社会构建。
如何判断你儿子的学校是否对男孩友好?这里有一些建议:
第一,检查荣誉榜。男女比例应该大致为 50-50。如果女孩的人数远多于男孩,那么就出问题了。
第二,询问教师是否被允许使用“男孩和女孩”这个词组。在如今的许多学校,教师被禁止使用这些词。他们被要求改称“紫色企鹅”或类似的胡话。这种愚蠢的行为表明其效忠于一种对男孩——以及对女孩——都不友好的教条。
第三,询问学校顶尖运动员的情况。在对男孩友好的学校,顶尖的男性运动员通常也是学者。而在对男孩不友好的学校,年轻人必须做出选择:他们要么成为学者,要么成为运动员,但不能两者兼顾。
我刚刚出版了新版著作《漂泊的男孩》(Boys Adrift),记录了日益扩大的成绩性别差距。正如我在书中所展示的:成绩差距的扩大并非因为女孩表现得更好——事实并非如此——而是因为男孩表现得更差。你不希望你的儿子成为那些漂泊的男孩之一。第一步是确保他就读于一所对男孩友好的学校。
伦纳德·萨克斯(Leonard Sax),医学博士、哲学博士,是一名医生、心理学家和教育顾问。
闲谈
— 密歇根州参议院候选人阿卜杜勒·埃尔-赛义德(Abdul El-Sayed)与福克斯新闻的杰西·沃特斯(Jesse Watters)之间的一次离奇对话
— 马里索尔·米兰达(Marisol Miranda),在市长佐兰·曼达尼(Zohran Mamdani)为她儿子的杀手在狱中死亡表示哀悼后说道
— 加拿大广播公司(CBC)给员工的一项指令



多莉·帕顿(Dolly Parton)从未忘记她出身于烟雾山脉的卑微起点。因此,她没有选择自己的歌曲在葬礼上播放,这一点不应让任何人感到惊讶。相反,她选择了《如果我们在这边天堂之前不再相见》(If We Never Meet Again (This Side of Heaven)),这是一首经典的福音歌曲,曾被包括杰里·李·刘易斯(Jerry Lee Lewis)、查克·瓦根帮(Chuck Wagon Gang)和布朗斯费里四人组(Brown's Ferry Four)在内的多位乡村音乐巨匠录制。
多莉无疑非常热爱这首动人的歌曲。歌词——“如果我们在这边天堂之前不再相见,我将在那美丽的彼岸与你相遇”——无疑让她想起了已故的丈夫和父母。但她的选择也反映了多莉在美文化极化时代所扮演的统一者的角色。

霍华德·胡索克(HOWARD HUSOCK)
她选择的这首赞美诗,以及其作曲家创作的其他许多作品,跨越了种族和地域的文化边界,而这正是多莉在从山林小径走向百老汇的过程中学会超越的。
《如果我们在这边天堂之前不再相见》的作曲家阿尔伯特·布鲁姆利(Albert Brumley)出生在俄克拉荷马州的乔克托国家(Choctaw Nation)地区,但后来成为了著名的所谓“白人福音音乐”作曲家。他最受喜爱的赞美诗包括《我将在早晨与你相遇》(I'll Meet You in the Morning)、《打开你的收音机》(Turn Your Radio On)和《陌生之人》(Rank Strangers)。
但他的赞美诗的流行程度跨越了种族界限。他的经典作品《我将飞走》(I’ll Fly Away)迅速成为黑人福音团体的主打曲目,包括密西西比五盲男孩(Five Blind Boys of Mississippi)、阿拉巴马五盲男孩(Five Blind Boys of Alabama)、朝圣禧年合唱团(Pilgrim Jubilees)和布鲁克林会幕唱诗班(Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir)。这首歌还由艾瑞莎·弗兰克林(Aretha Franklin)和杰西·杰克逊(Jesse Jackson)录制成了二重唱。布鲁姆利创作于 1929 年的歌词成为了民权运动的赞歌,证明了音乐的统一力量。
“当这辈子的阴影消散,我将飞走,就像囚鸟飞出牢笼,我将飞走。”

多莉为她的追思礼选择的这首赞美诗,甚至被“全为基督歌手”(All for Christ Singers)录制过,这是一个将美国福音赞美诗与津巴布韦本土音乐融合的团体。人们不禁好奇,在阿肯色州小镇的一所小型音乐学校学习技艺的布鲁姆利会对此作何感想。多莉可能会欢呼并大喊“阿门”!
不出所料,多莉自己在演唱会上也唱过《我将飞走》。她的表演让观众起立欢呼,大喊“哈利路亚”。这要归功于多莉自身的统一力量。她的音乐被各阶层的美国人所接纳。黑人教会之女惠特尼·休斯顿(Whitney Houston)录制了多莉《我将永远爱你》(I Will Always Love You)中令人难忘的版本。当休斯顿在 1994 年凭借翻唱这首歌获得格莱美奖时,正是多莉将奖杯颁发给了她。
其他标志性美国人选择的葬礼歌曲也讲述了各自的伟大故事。马丁·路德·金(Martin Luther King Jr.)选择了托马斯·多西(Thomas Dorsey)的《牵我的手,宝贵的主》(Take My Hand, Precious Lord),这是另一首凭借马哈莉亚·杰克逊(Mahalia Jackson)和埃尔维斯·普雷斯利(Elvis Presley)令人难忘的录制而超越种族的赞美诗。在金的葬礼上,艾瑞莎·弗兰克林担任了主唱。
而在这位“灵魂女王”自己的葬礼上,格拉迪斯·奈特(Gladys Knight)演唱了保罗·西蒙(Paul Simon)的《Bridge Over Troubled Water》,而这首歌本身受到了美国伟大黑人福音四重唱组合——天鹅银色调合唱团(Swan Silvertones)的一首《噢玛丽,不要哭》(Oh Mary, Don't You Weep)的启发。
因此,多莉的选择成为了关于美国音乐伟大之处的宏大故事中的又一章节:即来自各种不同人群的艺术相互交融。(别管它叫文化挪用!)很少有艺术家能像多莉那样,成功地体现出美国音乐的全部维度。她与雷·查尔斯处于同一地位,后者凭借《我有一个女人》等曲目,将黑人福音音乐引入了流行音乐排行榜。
查尔斯还将他最喜爱的流派之一——乡村音乐,改编成适合自己嗓音和风格的形式,例如由田纳西州的唐·吉布森创作的《我无法停止爱你》。他演唱的带有福音色彩的《美丽美国》(由新英格兰的凯瑟琳·李·贝茨作曲)——
福音音乐将多莉·帕顿、埃尔维斯·普雷斯利和雷·查尔斯这样截然不同的艺术家们团结在一起。
——几乎可以被视为该曲的终极演绎版本。他的这种具有统一力的音乐能被多莉所在的“大奥普利剧院”(Grand Ole Opry)所接纳,也就不足为奇了。
美国如何陷入分裂的故事已变得为人熟知且令人沮丧——我们如何分裂成缺乏共同经历和共识的文化阶层。人们对多莉·帕顿倾注的崇拜表明,当有人真正尝试将我们凝聚在一起时,我们依然拥有团结的能力。多莉尝试了正是这件事——并且成功了。
霍华德·胡索克(Howard Husock)是美国企业研究所(American Enterprise Institute)的研究员,也是《项目:公共住房新史》(The Projects: A New History of Public Housing)一书的作者。
应对极端天气
过去一年中,认为自己的城镇 / 城市受到极端天气破坏的美国人比例:
38%
来源:盖洛普 (Gallup)
— 播客主持人迈克尔·诺尔斯 (Michael Knowles) 谈 AOC 众议员的生育与职业规划
META 付费
“我希望马克·扎克伯格不要仅仅将其视为经营成本。”
— 维多利亚·辛克斯 (Victoria Hinks),她表示社交媒体成瘾导致了她女儿的自杀
机器人产出
随机样本中由 AI 生成内容的网页占比:
10%
在我近期从职业网球巡回赛这个全球文化大熔炉中习得的最喜欢的表达之一,是一句关于抱怨的俄语格言:“蹩脚的舞者甚至会责怪自己的蛋蛋挡了路。”
最近在网球巡回赛中,许多世界顶尖球员抱怨网球的频率越来越高。输球后,球被责怪;受伤后,球被责怪。现在的球已经不像以前那样了。
网球运动员天生就倾向于吹毛求疵——在一种误差仅为几毫米的高压运动中,这是不可避免的。但关于网球日益统一的抱怨已经持续多年,许多资深球员提到,变化发生在新冠疫情期间。
他们说,球是不规则且不一致的,毡层要么起毛太快,要么磨损太快。次品球可能需要过度用力才能强力推进,或者在最轻微的触球下就飞向后方围栏。
在今年的温网,24次大满贯单打冠军诺瓦克·德约科维奇讲述了他与球员和教练之间关于这个话题的“相当多次对话”。
“我们都同意,自新冠疫情以来,有些东西改变了,”德约科维奇说。“毫无疑问,发生了变化。某种材料——某种东西——发生了改变,影响了如今球的反应方式。”
1994年转为职业选手的维纳斯·威廉姆斯一直以职业生涯中不被细枝末节所困扰而自豪。
在被问到现代网球质量时,她说:“说实话,当你身在康普顿时,你不会在意这些细节。”
然而,威廉姆斯随后承认,她也注意到了质量的下降。
“很多球的质量下降了——连我都能看出来,”威廉姆斯说。“所以确实发生了变化。”
目前排名最高的美国女选手、WTA球员委员会成员杰西卡·佩古拉表示,关于球质的讨论占据了主导地位。
“我们讨论过太多这些该死的网球了,”佩古拉说。“简直讨论到了地老天荒。噢,我的天。”
2024年美网亚军、巡回赛中最细心的球员之一泰勒·弗里茨表示,随着时间的推移,他变得更能察觉球成分的细微差别。
“打球这么久之后,我对所有细微差别的感知力变得强多了,”弗里茨说。“我注意到这些小细节比我年轻时更多。任何你经常做的事情都是这样:你做得越多,就越能注意到更多细节。”
“有些品牌保持得更一致;有些品牌,他们说球是一样的,但从一周到另一周,即使标签一样,感觉也完全不同,”弗里茨说。“很难真正精准地指出问题所在。”
在不同赛事之间频繁更换球类品牌是球员最常见的抱怨之一。网球运动员在环球巡回赛中会遇到不同的制造商和型号。在今年的男子巡回赛赛历中,官方使用了八家不同公司的球。
我们在华盛顿交谈时,智利球员亚历杭德罗·塔比洛告诉我,他刚参加完葡萄牙的一场比赛,那里使用的是法国体育品牌迪卡侬(Decathlon)的球。
“适应那些球感觉很奇怪,而且你在一年中的其他时间都见不到它们,”他说。“我希望他们能就几个品牌达成一致,然后就一直用那些。”天气因素(高温会让球速加快)和球场表面的平整度也会影响球员对球性能的感受。
“有时球本身没问题,但你把它们放在粗糙的球场上,它们就会被磨得非常糟糕,”佩古拉说。
2009年转为职业选手的佩古拉表示,“自新冠疫情以来,最主要的问题就是质量。”
“它们就是不耐用,”她谈到球时说道,“它们会被磨损。要么变得超级毛糙,要么变得非常薄。它们就是不耐用,不像刚开始时那样好用。”
佩古拉表示,近年来她在这个话题上学到了很多,包括球质的差异是如何追溯到不同的工厂以及制造球的不同国家的。
“赛事获得的是同款球,但来自不同的生产地,所以感觉不一样,”她说。
当球员们为自己在家里或旅途中的训练阶段采购球时,差异甚至更大——
泰勒·弗里茨在8月1日今年的穆巴达拉DC公开赛一场男单比赛中庆祝赛点。他是那些认为现在的网球不像以前那样耐用的职业球员之一。他曾将一次受伤归咎于使用一批劣质球进行训练。
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“当我们在家练习,从货架上买球时,它们绝对不像在美网时那样,”佩古拉在谈到威尔逊(Wilson)品牌球时说道。
美国顶尖男单选手本·谢尔顿在谈到他从亚马逊购买的球时也表达了类似的看法。
“我想职业赛事拿到的球质量仍然是最好的,”谢尔顿说,“如果你是从货架上买球,质量可能并不总是一致,或者你可能会买到劣质球。我觉得过去三周里,我确实打开了几箱球,感觉‘噢,这些是次品’。这种情况确实偶尔会发生。”
弗里茨曾将一次斜肌受伤归咎于在训练期间尝试使用一批劣质球击球,因为他过度用力,试图让那些没有反应的球按照他的意愿移动。随着时间的推移,他学会了如何识别可能有问题的球。
“邓禄普(Dunlop)的ATP球:从商店买或在网上买——而不是通过ATP渠道——那些绝对和我们在巡回赛中使用的球完全不同,”弗里茨说。
“如果我看到球罐顶部是纸盖的,我立刻就知道这不是那个球。即使上面写着是那个球,其实也不是。”弗里茨说,威尔逊美网球的情况也是如此。
我们在华盛顿交谈时,弗里茨并未掩饰他的恼火,而他最终赢得了该项赛事。
“这种情况经常发生,令人沮丧,”他说,“为比赛训练的意义何在?就像上周我准备来这里:如果我练习时用的球与这里的完全不同,那么练习的意义是什么?如果是那样,我还不如提前一周过来。这确实令人沮丧。以前并不总是这样。”
当然,个人偏好会对感受产生影响。今年在美网及其前哨赛中使用的威尔逊(Wilson)网球评价褒贬不一,这可以根据球员的运气被合理解释。
“每当我来到美国,硬地感觉相当不错,威尔逊美网用球的感觉也相当不错,我想关于这一点我就说这么多,”随后在蒙特利尔赢得加拿大公开赛的谢尔顿(Shelton)说道。
世界排名第二的亚历山大·兹维列夫(Alexander Zverev)在蒙特利尔的首场比赛中失利,他在败北后的评价则不那么热情。
“这些球根本无法控制,”兹维列夫告诉记者。“每年都一样,没什么新鲜的。威尔逊的球很难打。但再次强调,这不是我今天输球的原因……我认为结合环境和球的情况,在排名和球员方面会出现一些奇怪的结果,这可能是你在其他赛事中无法预料到的。”
美网通讯主管布伦丹·麦金太尔(Brendan McIntyre)肯定了赛事方对威尔逊网球的信心。
维纳斯·威廉姆斯(Venus Williams)——她曾说过“说实话,当你身在康普顿时,你不会在意这些细节”——注意到网球的一致性降低了。“很多球的质量下降了——连我都能看出来,”她说。许多职业选手表示,这种变化发生在新冠疫情期间,现在的球在比赛中的反应不同,且质量下降得更快。
“我们对与威尔逊的长期合作关系感到无比自豪,”麦金太尔说。“我们相信其球的性能是无可匹敌的,并且对美网的质量控制没有任何担忧。”
近年来,尽管球员的投诉不断增加,但大多数球类制造商都拒绝讨论这一问题。邓禄普(Dunlop)和威尔逊均未回应本文的置评请求。
网球制造商 Babolat 的首席执行官埃里克·巴博拉(ERIC Babolat)在去年的一次采访中对行业的转变提出了见解。(Babolat 的球在 2011 年至 2019 年期间被用于法网,目前仍被用于一些较小的职业赛事。)
巴博拉将问题追溯到美国和欧洲不同的制造标准。在美国,网球被作为一种快速消耗品销售,球员使用一段时间后就会扔掉。然而在欧洲,网球的制造旨在使其更耐用,且在毡层中使用更多的羊毛而非合成材料。“这带来了一种截然不同的感觉,”他说。据巴博拉称,越来越多的制造商已转向使用更多合成材料,以迎合美国标准。
他说:“欧洲标准此前在职业巡回赛中占据主导地位;而现在,更多的是[美国]标准。从工业角度来看,我认为这种平衡正在发生变化。”
巴博拉表示,羊毛能更长时间地保持僵硬和紧凑,而合成材料则会更快地松散并变得蓬松。
“对于追求微小细节的球员来说,感觉确实不同,”他说。“职业选手对极小的事情非常敏感。所以对我来说,我认为这是挑战的一部分。”
巴博拉并未将此问题定义为缺陷,而是将其视为顶尖球员应当准备好去克服的另一个变量。
“这就像天气一样:你需要适应,”他说。“这是比赛的一部分。通常那些不喜欢这一点的人无法获胜。”
谢尔顿说他一直
谢尔顿说他一直试图让自己不要过度关注球的质量,因为这最终是他无法控制的。
“我不能让球的问题一直占据我的大脑,否则我无法在比赛中良好地竞争,”谢尔顿说。“显然这是我们巡回赛的问题之一,但如果你一直思考球场、球或环境出了什么问题,很难在心理上做好比赛准备。在某个时刻,你只能忍受它。”
本·罗森伯格(Ben Rothenberg)是 Substack 专栏《Bounces》(benrothenberg.com)的作者。
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纽约邮报 美国历史最悠久的连续出版日报
距离周二的选举日仅剩九周,民主党对夺回众议院和参议院寄予厚望——但似乎始终无法找到一个真正积极的议程。
他们正依赖于经济焦虑和对特朗普的厌倦感,因为即便党内建制派和激进左翼在挣扎,这两个派系都没有一个人知道如何赢得全国持久的多数支持。
建制派被捐赠者阶层对那些有毒且古怪议题的痴迷所拖累:多样性、公平性与包容性(DEI)、跨性别权利以及开放边境;而反叛者则陷入了以大学为中心、社会地位下降的活动家阶层的社会主义幻想中。这两者都无法给该党的传统工人阶级基础,甚至无法给黑人和西班牙裔选民提供太多实质内容,且极左翼与伊斯兰主义者的工作联盟令许多选民感到恐惧。
如今每个人都在试图谈论“负担能力”,因为他们意识到这个问题掩盖了所有其他议题。作为执政党,共和党在默认情况下为这种焦虑承担责任,但民主党提出的方案并没有比拜登年间那些只会让情况恶化的方案更好。
以建制派挑选的凯特·康利(Cait Conley)在竞争激烈的哈德逊河谷选区挑战众议员迈克·劳勒(Mike Lawler)的竞选为例:她的政纲依然是那些陈词滥调的联邦干预措施,从医疗保健的“公共选项”到零首付抵押贷款,再到打击制药商的“价格欺诈”。
左翼同样令人绝望:在纽约市,市长曼达尼提出了苏联式的幻想——由市政府拥有杂货店,以及一项无法冻结足够租金的“租金冻结”计划,以及一项其团队至今仍在研究如何实施的、具有阶级战争象征意义的度假屋税(pied-à-terre tax)。更糟糕的是,民主社会主义者的崛起理所当然地让市外的大多数选民感到恐惧;最近的一项锡耶纳(Siena)民调显示,郊区对该议程的支持率低至 16%。
在另一个海岸,左翼为 40 号提案(Prop. 40)发起的十字军东征——即对亿万富翁资产的账面价值征收 5% 的财富税——已经导致加州仅存的“金鹅”纷纷逃离。而且没有人能认真地认为,通过榨取富人来资助更多的社会计划,能解决该州日益严重的犯罪和混乱问题。与此同时,民主党的建制派州长候选人哈维尔·贝塞拉(Xavier Becerra)提供的所有创新想法,都正如你对一个毫无特色的拜登政府官僚所预期的一样。
在深蓝州之外,民主党的思维同样沉闷:这就是为什么民调显示,无论选民对特朗普团队多么不满,民主党在经济问题上仅比共和党有微小的(1 到 3 个百分点)优势。
选民可以预见到,将国会交给民主党意味着将迎来又一两轮毫无意义的弹劾程序,加上削减军费的反战压力,以及更多可能导致“拜登通胀”回归的社会支出。
公众还必须询问,为什么民主党竟然在以色列问题上爆发了全面的内战——而这个问题与民众的日常生活关注点完全无关。
这个政党甚至无法开始专注于解决绝大多数美国人担忧的真正答案——因此,它面临着巨大的风险,使其渴望已久的“蓝色浪潮”最终萎缩成一滩“蓝色水洼”。
如果州总检察长的职责是不断上演纯粹为了迎合其党派基本盘的浮夸政治噱头,那么莱蒂西亚·詹姆斯将成为纽约历史上最出色的人选。但那并不是这份工作的职责,因此詹姆斯对政治的短视关注损害了纽约州人民的利益。
试想:自就任以来,詹姆斯提交了无数法律动议,并发布了数百份专门针对特朗普总统的新闻稿。仅在本月,她的办公室就发送了十几份(每周三份!)抨击特朗普的新闻稿——涉及商业驾驶执照、枪支权利、邮寄投票、移民执法等多个方面。
她的绝大多数法律行动旨在将法院武器化以对抗特朗普的政策,而她的核心职责却被忽视。詹姆斯并不在意,因为即使在法庭上多次败诉,也能让她在左翼阵营中赢得分数。这位总检察长并没有将自己局限于特朗普的政治立场:她实际上试图通过一项指控他欺诈银行的毫无根据的民事案件使其个人破产;这导致一名明显有偏见的法官开出了近 5 亿美元的疯狂罚单——但该裁决很快被更高一级法院推翻,使得整件事变成了一场纯粹象征性的迫害,而且这可能反而帮助他在 2024 年的竞选中获胜。
与此同时,詹姆斯忽视了她的官方职责,例如打击医疗补助(Medicaid)欺诈。7 月,帝国中心(Empire Center)将纽约州在起诉医疗补助骗局者方面的表现排在全美倒数第二,这些骗子从纳税人那里窃取数十亿美元,并削弱了真正需要援助者的系统。在每支出 10 亿资金对应的医疗补助欺诈起诉和定罪人数方面,纽约州在全美 50 个州中排名垫底。在纽约州为该计划支出 1240 亿美元 billion 的情况下,这种行为是极其不负责任的。
在打击犯罪方面,她也一直处于缺席状态。2022, 通常对总检察长候选人保持沉默的侦探捐赠协会(Detectives' Endowment Association)敦促选民抛弃詹姆斯,理由是她未能将“公共安全视为优先事项”——相反,她却起诉纽约市警察局(NYPD),称其在处理弗洛伊德骚乱时存在失职。对于詹姆斯来说,政治始终高于她对纽约人的义务。在她今年 11 月竞选第三任期之际,这一切都值得铭记。
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伊丽莎白带着一个计划搬到了纽约。
在毕业于南方一所顶尖法学院后,她在一家大型律师事务所获得了一份年轻律师的工作。她准备开始她 25 岁时一直梦想的生活——不仅要从事律师工作,还要以结婚为目的进行约会。
她记得当时在想:“我有工作了,身在都市,我将在这里安顿好我的余生,所以开始约会是有意义的。”
但事情进展得并不顺利。长时间的工作仅仅是问题的一部分。伊丽莎白在曼哈顿遇到的大多数 20 多岁的男性对婚姻不感兴趣。
而那些似乎对婚姻感兴趣的男性,年龄又大到让她感到不舒服。纽约简直是一个“极具挑战性的约会之地”,因为“人们在宗教、文化或情感关系上的想法往往不一致”,就像“有些人只是为了寻求享乐,而有些人则是为了安定下来”。很难找到一个既合适又对婚姻感兴趣的男人。
伊丽莎白就像许多毕业于顶尖学院和大学的学生一样。他们雄心勃勃,聪明且富有魅力。他们的计划是在 20 多岁时成功开启职业生涯,在 20 多岁后期或 30 多岁初期找到另一半,然后在 30 多岁时结婚。
但在他们 20 多岁时的首要重心是事业——一种将职业成功置于爱情和婚姻之上的“迈达斯心态”(Midas mindset)。
对于许多毕业于名校的学生来说,这意味着搬到纽约、洛杉矶或华盛顿特区等大城市,从事金融、咨询、法律、政府、娱乐和其他行业。
他们没有意识到,最大化职业前景并不总是对感情生活有好处。地理位置不仅影响职业机会,还影响结婚的概率。
如果你希望在成年早期(22 至 39 岁之间)最大化结婚概率,最佳地点不是沿海大城市,而是美国中部、南部以及落基山脉西部部分地区的城市和小镇。
在我们为家庭研究学会(Institute for Family Studies)撰写的最新报告《美国婚姻地图》(Mapping Marriage in America)中,我们发现犹他州、印第安纳州、科罗拉多州、佛罗里达州、田纳西州和德克萨斯州等州的城市和小镇尤其有利于结婚。
不出所料,由摩门教主导的犹他州普罗沃市位居榜首,去年 22-39 岁从未结婚的成年人中,有超过 1 / 10 戴上了婚戒。但婚姻
想结婚?那就离开纽约、洛杉矶和华盛顿特区——新研究显示,这些城市的男女不知道如何步入婚姻殿堂
在科罗拉多州科罗拉多斯普林斯、印第安纳州韦恩堡、佛罗里达州沃顿堡海滩以及田纳西州富兰克林等地也更高,在这些地方,去年近 1 / 10 的从未结婚的年轻人结婚了。
沿海城市的数字明显较低。在这些城市,每年大约每 20 个从未结婚的年轻人中只有 1 个会戴上婚戒。
显然,问题不在于伊丽莎白。而在于像“大苹果”纽约这样的城市中更广泛的约会和婚姻文化。
普罗沃、沃顿堡海滩、科罗拉多斯普林斯、韦恩堡和纳什维尔等地的优势在于拥有可结婚的男性以及一种对婚姻友好的文化。
这四个地方全职工作的单身男性比例均高于平均水平,且已婚人口比例较高。其中许多地方设有军事基地,聚集了大量拥有稳定工作且通常比周围平民更倾向于结婚的年轻男性。
伊丽莎白的个人觉醒发生在她姐姐家的楼梯上。今年春天,她去探望刚刚生了第三个孩子的姐姐——就在同一天,伊丽莎白得知自己在达拉斯的一家大律所获得了一次极佳的晋升机会。
她意识到了一些“迈达斯心态”从未警告过她的事情:“我实现了几乎任何父母都希望孩子能实现的目标,”她说,“但内心却感到非常空虚。”

在摩门教信徒众多的犹他州普罗沃市(右图),每年有 1 / 10 的成年人初婚——相比之下,沿海城市的这一比例为 1 / 20。其他婚礼中心分布在科罗拉多州、佛罗里达州、田纳西州和德克萨斯州。

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在那一刻,伊丽莎白希望自己能拥有她姐姐的生活。
她给 20 多岁年轻人的建议与“迈达斯心态”背道而驰:“不要认为自己太年轻而不能结婚,”她说,“关键在于找到合适的人,而不是处于合适的年龄。”
但我们的新研究表明,找到那个人的可能性也可能取决于地理位置:去一个婚姻文化浓厚且有大量渴望结婚的男性的地方,胜算会向你倾斜;留在一个婚姻不那么重要且渴望结婚的男性稀缺的地方,就更难找到你的另一半。
当然,决定第一次搬迁的计算因素有很多——你在哪里得到了工作机会,你的家庭关系有多亲密,你的朋友在做什么,以及你是否已经处于一段有希望的关系中。
但如果你目前单身且不想保持现状,请考虑在职业生涯初期搬到像纳什维尔这样的地方,而不是纽约。
布拉德·威尔科克斯(Brad Wilcox)是家庭研究学院(Institute for Family Studies)的高级研究员及“结婚倡议”(Get Married Initiative)主任。
肯·伯奇菲尔(Ken Burchfiel)是家庭研究学院的研究员。
王文迪(Wendy Wang)是家庭研究学院的高级研究员及研究主任。
当法官忘记了自己的职责——即维护法律并在必要时施加适当的惩罚——时,就到了需要改变的时候;他们的效用已经结束,而民众将遭受痛苦(见 8 月 28 日《鲁莽的法官》)。
布鲁克林刑事法院法官珍妮丝·罗宾逊(Janice Robinson)就是一个典型的利用职权偏袒被指控罪犯的人。她是抛弃公众对正义需求的自由主义极端分子的典型。
律师协会应该惩罚罗宾逊,纽约市应该将她从法官席上撤职。
理查德·克利茨伯格(Richard Klitzberg),新泽西州普林斯顿
耗时最高 10 年(最后可能会变成两倍)并花费 40 亿美元 billion,仅仅为了将布鲁克林-皇后区快速路(BQE)的寿命延长 40 年,这看起来不像是一个伟大的计划(见 8 月 25 日《曼达尼缓解 BQE 问题的计划》)。
对于一个临时解决方案来说,这听起来像是一个非常不稳妥的方案。至少应该考虑一个能维持更长时间的不同计划。
史蒂夫·马克(Steve Mark),曼哈顿
马克·鲁法洛(Mark Ruffalo)需要专注于演戏,直到他能做一些严肃的研究(见 8 月 25 日利尔·莱博维茨撰文《来自鲁法洛的惊人仇恨》)。
他指责甲骨文公司(Oracle)向以色列出售技术,并称以色列在种族灭绝和种族隔离中扮演了共犯角色。鲁法洛真的明白什么是种族灭绝吗?当以色列需要自卫时,它会警告加沙的人们袭击将在何时何地发生。我们需要停止妖魔化以色列,这个国家仅仅是在为生存而战。
讽刺的是,当鲁法洛凭借饰演绿巨人获得重大突破时,正是犹太人促成了他的成功。
米里亚姆·法이버(Miriam Fiber),新泽西州蒂内克
你在开玩笑吗?经济状况几乎不可能更好了(见 8 月 27 日《中期选举选民:关键在经济》)。
纳斯达克和道琼斯指数处于历史高位。由于加班费、小费和大部分社会保障金免税,生活负担能力已经得到了提升。特朗普总统及其《一个伟大美丽法案》(One Big Beautiful Bill Act)也防止了大规模的加税。
如果生活负担能力是个问题,那就穿上你们成年人的鞋子,去找份工作。只要你工作,你就会没问题。
社会主义者除了谎言和痛苦之外,什么也提供不了。
查尔斯·卡尔霍恩(Charles Calhoun),怀特普莱恩斯
作为一名心理学家和大学教授,我亲眼目睹了 Facebook 和 Instagram 给青少年以及成年人带来的破坏(见 8 月 27 日《漏洞百出的安全网》)。
在我们找到更好的解决方案之前,Meta 需要发布关于其技术不当使用之危险性的警示。这应该类似于在美国销售的香烟包装上出现的警告。在某个时间点,有些人可能会留意到这些警告。
霍楚州长怎么能随心所欲地决定她允许与哪些联邦执法人员合作,而不允许与哪些合作(见 8 月 26 日《以“ICE”之眼还以眼》)?
纽约州已经是一个避难州,这已经足够糟糕了。在这里,非法居留者无需担心任何事情,无论是否缺乏可能显示其曾被判定犯有严重罪行的背景调查。
管理这个州的民主党人究竟什么时候才会关注受害者的权利,而不是制定有利于犯罪者的法律?
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蒂亚·奥布雷特 (Random House) 三个故事在怀俄明州日落镇(Sunset, Wyo)的不同时代展开。1902年,一名枪手率队寻找一名失踪男孩——但他可能知道的比他透露的更多。一个世纪后,小镇举行了一场对其历史关键事件的重演;随后又过了二十年,一名飞机失事幸存者偶然发现了日出镇(Sunrise),而此时这里已成一座荒废的鬼镇。
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纳粹领导人赫尔曼·戈林(左上)、恩斯特·卡尔滕布伦纳(右上)、阿道夫·艾希曼(左下)和约阿希姆·冯·里宾特洛普是战后被盟军——包括亨利·基辛格中士(插图)——追捕的人员之列。其中许多人被捕并被关押在“垃圾桶营”(Camp Ashcan,最右),这是一座位于卢森堡、由酒店改为战俘营的场所。
希特勒之死后,其核心圈成员散布在欧洲各地,但他们无法逃脱盟军部队的追踪
作者:多米尼克·格林 (DOMINIC GREEN)
阿道夫·希特勒对世界的战争,在他于俄罗斯红军逼近其地堡时开枪自杀而告终。但在柏林的末日之后,那些参与纳粹恐怖统治的共犯们经历了什么?
查尔斯·拉克曼 (Charles Lachman) 的新作《他们将见不到黎明:追捕第三帝国头号通缉犯》(They Shall Not See the Dawn: The Manhunt for the Third Reich's Most Wanted)(Diversion Books 出版,9月1日发行)讲述了一个扣人心弦的“次日早晨”的故事。
欧洲的枪炮在 May 8, 1945. 陷入沉寂。但战争并未就此停止。这不仅仅是因为美国军队在当天正为冲绳进行一场血战,而且在太平洋战场上仍有三个月的艰苦战斗在等待着他们。
数以万计的德国人希望继续为祖国而战。
在艾森豪威尔将军总部的墙上,贴着一张巴伐利亚(纳粹的核心地带)和奥地利的“山峦起伏、坚不可摧的地形图”。这就是死硬分子的“国家堡垒”。
On May 3, 1945, 就在希特勒的亲信在元首地堡的花园里焚烧其尸体三天后,一群纳粹高层在奥地利山区的一栋湖边别墅秘密会面。
其中包括 SS 将军、管理盖世太保的帝国安全主办公室主任恩斯特·卡尔滕布伦纳 (Ernst Kaltenbrunner);以及面带伤疤的突击队领导者奥托·斯科尔策尼 (Otto Skorzeny),拉克曼将其描述为一台“单人纳粹战争机器”。
此外还有卡尔滕布伦纳的老友阿道夫·艾希曼 (Adolf Eichmann),这位戴眼镜的官僚策划了对欧洲犹太人的种族灭绝,并确保火车准时运行。
他们的计划是:通过释放“狼人”——一支由多达 200,000 名纳粹忠诚分子组成的游击队——来破坏盟军的占领。他们准备发起一场“狂热的决战直到最后。这是希特勒的诸神之黄昏 (Gotterdammerung)”。
他们并非唯一逃脱盟军推进的显赫纳粹分子。
美国和英国的征服者们在与时间赛跑。
空军司令赫尔曼·戈林 (Hermann Goering) 正带着一群随从和掠夺的财宝逃往奥地利。
希特勒首席的“犹太诱饵”兼宣传部长朱利叶斯·施特赖歇尔 (Julius Streicher),以及他的外交部长、风度翩翩的社交攀爬者约阿希姆·冯·里宾特洛甫 (Joachim von Ribbentrop),已经从地图上消失了。
管理帝国奴隶劳动帝国并试图向希特勒推销某种能赢得战争的“死亡射线”的罗伯特·莱 (Robert Ley) 消失了。被占领的荷兰统治者亚瑟·赛斯-因夸特 (Arthur Seyss-Inquart) 同样失踪,他的部下将安妮·弗兰克驱逐至死亡之地。

“波兰屠夫”汉斯·弗兰克 (Hans Frank) 避开了苏联军队的推进,将两个仓库规模的从犹太家庭中掠夺的财宝——皮草、巧克力、烈酒、一幅达芬奇画作和一幅伦勃朗画作——运回给他在巴伐利亚的妻子。他在一座普鲁士城堡中设立了临时总部,配备了 20 名军官和三名情妇。
达豪集中营的医生、收集人皮的恩诺·洛林 (Enno Lolling),以及奥斯威辛集中营的指挥官鲁道夫·赫斯 (Rudolf Hess),试图在弗伦斯堡与 SS 领导人海因里希·希姆莱 (Heinrich Himmler) 会合,那里是靠近丹麦边境的最后一块纳粹控制领土。
有传言称希特勒从柏林逃脱了。元首可能在意大利山区隐居,在瑞士阿尔卑斯山当牧羊人,或者在日内瓦当赌场发牌员。又或者他在前往南美洲的船上做了整形手术?
为了追踪敌人,美国陆军反情报局和英国军事情报部门从队伍中招募精通德语的人员。他们的许多专家是出生于德国或奥地利的犹太人,他们逃离了纳粹,穿上了美国和英国的军装。
其中包括出生于德国的亨利·基辛格 (Henry Kissinger) 中士,他是突出部战役和解放汉诺威-阿勒姆集中营的资深士兵。
CIC 的鲍勃·马特森(Bob Matteson)和西德·布鲁斯金(Syd Bruskin)追踪到了恩斯特·卡尔滕布伦纳(Ernst Kaltenbrunner)的情妇——一名 22 岁的名为吉赛拉·冯·韦斯塔普伯爵夫人(Countess Gisela von Westarp)的“日耳曼诱惑者”,她身在奥地利阿尔卑斯山的一个村庄阿尔陶塞(Altaussee)。在得知卡尔滕布伦纳躲在一栋偏僻小屋里的线报后,马特森和他的部下穿上了皮短裤、阿尔卑斯夹克并戴上羽毛帽,以伪装成徒步旅行者。
他们在黎明时分抓获了卡尔滕布伦纳,同时缴获了一支士兵小队、大量武器、成捆的伪造现金以及成堆的
法国糖果和美国香烟。
美国香烟。赫尔曼·戈林(Hermann Goering)向一名四人吉普巡逻队的指挥官杰罗姆·夏皮罗(Jerome Shapiro)中尉投降,随之投降的还有他的家人、车队、随从,以及他认为的第三帝国。随后,肥胖且夸夸其谈的戈林洗了个热水澡,吃了一顿丰盛的晚餐。
亨利·普利特(Henry Plitt)少校是一名出生于纽约市的犹太人,他在 D-Day 期间随第 101 空降师执行跳伞任务,他将罗伯特·莱(Robert Ley)追踪到巴伐利亚南部的一个登山村庄。莱当时化名为“研究化学家迪斯特尔迈尔博士(Dr. Distelmeyer)”,但一名出生于德国的美国大兵彼得·罗杰斯(Peter Rodgers)通过他那希特勒式的牙刷胡子认出了他。
一周后,普利特的班组收到线报,称一名叫“约瑟夫·赛勒(Joseph Seiler)”的人就在奥地利边境附近的一栋山间小屋里。美国人到达时,赛勒正在画架前绘画。他坚称自己是一名不关心政治的艺术家。
普利特意识到,赛勒的首字母缩写与希特勒那卑劣的宣传员朱利叶斯·施特赖歇尔(Julius Streicher)相同。在逮捕施特赖歇尔后,普利特搜查了房屋,发现了“世界上规模最大的色情书籍、照片和淫秽漫画收藏”。

许多纳粹选择自杀而非面对审判。奥斯陆的帝国专员用 50 公斤炸药将自己炸成了碎片。
德国首席医官、大规模绝育倡导者莱昂纳多·孔蒂(LEONARDO Conti)在监狱牢房里用衬衫袖子上吊自杀。
恩斯特-罗伯特·格拉维茨(Ernst-Robert Grawitz)是一名 SS 医生,他“主持对囚犯进行酷刑和变态医学实验”,他在晚餐时通过拉开两枚碎片手榴弹的引信,让妻子和孩子在惊愕中丧生,自己也随之死去。
海因里希·希姆莱(Heinrich Himmler)在检查站被一名出生于比利时的英国哨兵亚瑟·布里顿(Arthur Britton)抓获。英国人将希姆莱剥光以搜寻氰化物药丸,但一无所获,于是他们让他穿着短裤和袜子喝茶吃三明治。
希姆莱的一颗牙齿与牙龈之间塞了一剂足以“杀死一头大象”的药量。他在牢房里将其服下。
但鲁道夫·赫斯(Rudolf Hess)在英国占领的丹麦化名为农场工人弗朗茨·朗(Franz Lang)工作期间,不小心打破了药囊。两天后,一名出生于德国的英国士兵汉斯·亚历山大(Hanns Alexander)敲开了赫斯谷仓的门。
赫斯用砂纸(大概是)磨掉了他的 SS 军官纹身。但他保留了刻有自己和妻子名字的结婚戒指。那些士兵全部是出生于德国的犹太人,他们用斧柄将他打得体无完肤。如果不是一名军医介入,他们本会将其打死。

在被转移到英国临时设施“番茄营(Camp Tomato)”后,赫斯承认杀害了 200 万 人。《纽约时报》在 17, 1946, 的 3 月版面中报道了他的被捕,并称他“可能是世界历史上最伟大的个体杀手”——这篇报道仅有两个段落,被埋在第 31 页。
高级纳粹分子被送往轴心国国民盟军最高总部中心,因其缩写而被简称为“垃圾桶营(Camp Ashcan)”。
戈林在与鸦片成瘾作斗争时一直待在铺位上。里本特罗普(Ribbentrop)抗议艾森豪威尔要求将囚犯称为“先生(Mr.)”的命令,并要求归还他的“冯(von)”贵族头衔。
在食堂里,囚犯们将施特赖歇尔视为“疯子”而对其避之不及。施特赖歇尔则在每天绕场散步时通过敲击脚跟并大吼“胜利万岁!”来报复。如果你看过
如果你看过
由罗素·克劳饰演戈林的电影《纽伦堡》,你就知道接下来发生了什么。这些纳粹恶徒在全世界面前接受审判,并在耻辱中被处以绞刑。如果没有那些追踪他们的士兵所展现的勇气和团队协作,这些屠夫本可以逃脱绞刑架。
查尔斯·拉克曼的叙述如同一辆在未被轰炸的高速公路上疾驰的谢尔曼坦克,势不可挡。这是一段惊心动魄且往往残酷的旅程,但拉克曼从未忽略那些纳粹猎手英雄事迹背后的个人故事。
战后,这些英雄回归了平民生活。他们对此并不多谈。但抓获希姆莱的亚瑟·布里顿在余下的87年人生中,一直穿着希姆莱的拖鞋在屋里走动。
作者:卡罗琳·豪(CAROLINE HOWE)
2022 年底,当芬太尼药物过量流行病在全美肆虐时,在街头缉获这种合成阿片类药物的警察开始经历他们认为的“危及生命”的反应。
在佛罗里达州,一名警员在接触到她认为的是芬太尼的粉末后失去意识。该警员告诉佛罗里达当地一家电视台,她感到“头晕……我在窒息,无法呼吸”。
她的部门将这种可怕的反应归咎于芬太尼暴露。
在俄亥俄州,一名在芬太尼案件中逮捕嫌疑人的警员在自己的运动衫上发现了一“点”白色粉末,随后突然变得意识模糊,站立不稳。他当时告诉 BuzzFeed News,他记得自己“陷入恐慌,试图说话”,然后倒下了。
纽约市警察局(NYPD)的警员也未能幸免。
2024 年,在布朗克斯区的一处公寓进行芬太尼缉捕行动期间,两名出警人员突然发病。
由于盛装药物的盖子散发出烟雾并充满整个公寓,急救人员(EMS)被叫到了现场。一名警员在现场接受治疗,另一名在圣巴拿巴医院接受治疗。
这一次,芬太尼再次被指为原因。
但在《这本书可能会产生副作用:为什么我们的心智让我们生病》(This Book May Cause Side Effects: Why Our Minds Are Making Us Sick,Abrams Press 出版,现已上市)一书中,海伦·皮尔彻(Helen Pilcher)博士写道,“事情并非看起来那样”。皮尔彻指出,警察中存在一种“错误的信念”,认为“芬太尼能做到这一点……(极少量)就足以干扰大脑的预测机制并导致……可怕的症状”。
但作者断言,这些警员“根本没有药物过量。他们发生了功能性癫痫。他们崩溃是因为他们预期自己会崩溃”。
皮尔彻写道,这些案例是“反安慰剂效应”(nocebo effect)的典型例子,她将其描述为“安慰剂效应的邪恶双胞胎,如黑夜之于白天,阴之于阳,海德之于杰基尔”。
当人们将积极的健康结果——比如头痛减轻或咳嗽平息——错误地归功于一颗无用的糖丸时,这就是
当人们被他们信任的权威人士告知他们生病了时,他们很可能会感受到症状——即使他们身体健康。一本新书提出:“我们对疾病的体验深受周围世界的影——”
安慰剂效应。
而当他们错误地认为自己接触到了某种有毒、具有传染性或有害的物质并感到不适时,这就是反安慰剂效应。
“当人们被警告预期会出现症状时,他们更有可能经历这些症状,”皮尔彻写道。“积极的预期带来积极的健康结果。症状改善,疾病消退,”而“阴暗的预期有时会催生真正阴暗的现实”。
她举了一个田纳西州纳什维尔患者的例子,该患者在医生告诉他癌症已经扩散且他们无能为力后,死于食管癌。

尸检显示没有广泛癌症的证据。
文件被搞混了,这个可怜的人被告知了另一名患者的诊断结果。
“医生的语言就像毒药一样有效,”皮尔彻写道。
在新冠疫情期间的德国,一些人在观看一名 YouTuber 讲述自己的病例后,一夜之间出现了慢性下颌痛、疲劳和呼吸短促等症状。
皮尔彻认为,观众的症状是通过大脑中的潜意识过程产生的。
根据皮尔彻的说法,反安慰剂效应已经存在了至少 200,000 年。在历史上,曾出现过“诅咒之死”的案例——人们在相信自己被某种强大的权威诅咒后死亡。
世界卫生组织(WHO)也注意到,关于新冠病毒传播及其症状的媒体报道导致许多人感到不适,尽管他们实际上并没有感染病毒。
1857, 葡萄牙博物学家加布里埃尔·索亚雷斯·德·苏萨(Gabriel Soares de Sousa)写道,他在探索南美洲期间,目睹了人们在被一名巫医诅咒后死亡。
三百年后,一位巴西历史学家证实了那个故事:当那些人被巫医告知他们将死去时——他们真的死了。
这本书可能会引起副作用
哈佛医学院的生理学家沃尔特·坎农(Walter Cannon)在 1942 年创造了“巫毒之死”(voodoo death)这个术语,他写道,心理威胁可以引发生理威胁。最初有益的肾上腺素激增,随后可能会变得具有毒性。
经历一场大流行病、一次地震或一个萨满的巫毒诅咒,都会增加致命性心脏病发作的风险——坎农写道,“一种不祥且持续的恐惧状态可以终结一个人的生命”。
近年来,社交媒体加剧了反安慰剂效应(nocebo effect),“加速了反安慰剂诱发症状的传播”。
皮尔彻建议人们要警惕依赖“谷歌医生”或在 TikTok 上寻求医疗建议。
她写道:“如果你有症状并且感到担心,请去看真正的医生”,并且“仔细选择那位医生,因为并非所有医生的水平都一样”。“我们对疾病的体验深受周围世界的、我们对不同病症的想法以及我们对身体应对这些病症的预期所影响。”
《邮报》经常询问当地图书馆和书店关于其热门书目的情况。本周,新泽西州米尔本(Millburn)The Book House 的经理托里·格赖纳(Tori Greiner)分享了一些他们最受欢迎的书籍。
《过度思考者的决策指南:如何在不崩溃的情况下做出决定》 约瑟夫·阮 (Joseph Nguyen) (Author's Equity 出版)
指南与实用类 “这是一本分步骤指南,引导读者经历决策的心理过程,从而做出更清晰、更自信的选择,”格赖纳说道。“它确实能吸引各类读者……我们中的许多人在日常生活中都会感到强烈的‘分析瘫痪’。”
《狗侠:猩红脱壳》(Dog Man: The Scarlet Shedder) 戴夫·皮尔基 (Dav Pilkey) (Graphix 出版) “皮尔基是那种能用故事真正吸引孩子们的作者,”格赖纳说道。“这本书是我最喜欢看到孩子们拿起的一本——一半幽默,一半严肃,它在让孩子们欢笑的同时,引导他们思考人工智能、社交媒体和正义问题。”
《你在生我的气吗?:如何停止关注他人想法并开始为自己而活》 梅格·约瑟夫森 (Meg Josephson) (Gallery Books 出版) “我们看到很多访客被这本书吸引,希望夺回控制权并开始为自己而活,”格赖纳指出。“正如玛丽·奥利弗在她的诗作《夏日》中所说:‘你打算如何度过你唯一、狂野且珍贵的生命?’” —— 海莉·埃伯 (Hailey Eber)
横向 1 点心车的吸引力 6 空间球? 10 《芝麻街》基础知识 14 拉链的替代品 19 带有凹陷菌盖的蘑菇 20 纳斯卡线条的所在地 21 科切拉美学 22 对穆斯林而言可食用的 23 从不放弃的奖金? 26 酸 27 剧本的一部分 28 纠结于(与“on”连用) 29 某些合同谈判者 30 育儿室的新成员 33 赢得……的心 35 航班信息板统计数据 37 快速会议? 38 演员西穆 (Simu) 39 大手笔消费者? 42 躺椅部件 44 比如伊比萨岛 (Ibiza, por ejemplo) 45 像生啤一样 47 完全兴奋 48 UFO工程师 50 蓝顶早餐连锁店 53 反抗的象征 56 滴答走时 58 外出时可能会震动的设备? 61 厨房遮盖物 63 仅仅稍微 65 飞盘高尔夫障碍物 66 蓝图细节 67 牵头 68 演员谢里丹 (Sheridan) 70 祈福的原因 72 \~ 下方的键 74 法律补遗? 75 思考类文章? 77 《这就是我们》导演肯 (Ken) 79 贸易展 81 宠坏的 83 精心刺绣的谎言? 86 “每只一美元”的美味 88 《热带惊雷》演员尼克 (Nick) 89 黏稠的团块 90 袜尖 91 食堂供应 94 斯瓦希语的“狮子” 96 华盛顿精神队球员摩根 (Morgan) 99 常用的煎烤软体动物 101 月球探险的绿灯? 105 巴吞鲁日学校 106 嘻哈组合 Salt-N-_ 109 大量 110 刻薄 111 粗略审视 112 虚拟人格 114 非光泽口红选项
116 极乐之境 118 星巴克尺寸 119 准备野餐午餐的人? 124 渐渐消失 125 冰沙甜点 126 歌手印度 (India) 127 氛围 128 巨大的火球 129 融合在一起 130 有条件地给予 131 金丝雀饲料
1 电小提琴 连接线 2 橙色寿司 配料 3 冰球名将 鲍比 4 像一场糟糕的 分手 5 _ 纪尼斯爵士 6 某些测试中 减轻焦虑的 特性 7 以某种方式 再次核对 8 曾被称为 corselet- gorge 的服装 9 由冰晶引起的 光学效应 10 协助 盗窃 11 丢失羊的 女孩 12 道德纯洁的 13 纯素牛奶 选项 14 深地毯 15 坦白一切 16 裙装形状 17 裤子 18 笨拙地行走
24 之字形或之字形走 25 类似于三文鱼的颜色 29 组织 30 令人打哈欠的 31 尽可能轻 32 汽车美容店的 特惠? 34 任天堂虚拟角色 36 一点水分 39 知识上的死板者 40 世俗的 41 大平原居民 43 随意地 定居他处 46 辣椒爱好者的 聚会? 49 绿茶(Nokcha 或 sencha) 51__ 渐变:两侧剃光的 发型 52 划船工具 54 嘈杂的候鸟 55 弯曲的 57 军事心理战 58 [非我的错误] 59 以上皆非 60 灿烂地微笑 61 结账 / 面对面 62 《最后生还者》中的 帕斯卡 64 民间乐器 69 优雅精致的 71 Clearasil 的竞争对手 73 哥谭市英雄 76 《星际迷航》中曲速驱动的 电源 78 离线,在线 80 “不在办公室”的 字母 82 选角需求
84 促销样品 85 Lyft 的替代方案 87 “你说得对!” 90 也许是试驾 92 不足 / 未达标 93 土豆 95 有獠牙的猪
97 根据圣经击倒 98 刚玉,例如 100 黑客马拉松参与者 102 纸浆废料 103 磨牙覆盖物 104 通过裂缝进入
106 覆盖大量地面? 107 特殊场合 108 竹林中的熊 111 化妆品行业的 劳德 113 帮一把 115 用 ___ 恶作剧
Charmin 117 华盛顿特区的 棒球运动员 119 “就是那个人!” 120 我的世界方块 121 数独中的最小数字 122 选角需求 123 即将毕业的校友
你必须在每个空格中填入 1 到 9 之间的一个数字。每个数字在每一行、每一列以及每个 3x3 网格中必须出现一次。 内部的超级数独 (Super Su Doku) 增加了挑战——以及你的乐趣。对于那个谜题,请在空格中填入 1 到 12 之间的一个数字,确保数字在每一行、每一列以及每个 3x4 网格中出现一次。提示和深入策略请访问 www.SudokuWiki.org。更多数独谜题请参阅明天的《纽约邮报》。
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所有周日谜题答案见第 56 页
在每个白色单元格中填入 1 到 9 的数字。要选择正确的数字,您需要根据边缘的提示进行计算。对角线下方的数字是其下方白色单元格中解的之和。分隔线以上的数字是其右侧白色单元格中解的之和。行和列中的数字不必唯一。

© Andrew Stuart, Syndicated Puzzles
每行和每列必须包含 1 到 4(简单)或 1 到 6(挑战)的数字,且不得重复。粗线勾勒的方框(称为“笼子”)内的数字必须使用给定的运算(顺序不限)得出左上角的目标数字。赠分项:在单格笼子中填入左上角的数字即可。
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一项针对 215,000 次国际象棋大师走法研究发现,快速思考优于缓慢思考。
作者:安迪·索尔蒂斯 (Andy Soltis)
这种对直觉的认可,是一个欧洲行为经济学家团队得出的一个反直觉结论。
他们在计算机的帮助下,评估了大约 3,600 盘职业棋手的对局。
卡罗-康防御 华沙 2026
M. Vachier-Lagrave< / td><>Vladimir Fedoseev< / >< / tr><><>1 e4......c6< / ><>16 a3......Qb5< / >< / ><><>2 d4......d5< / ><>17 b4......a5< / >< / ><><>3 e5......Bf5< / ><>18 a4!......Qxb4< / >< / ><><>4 Bd3......Bxd3< / ><>19 Rb1......Qa3< / >< / ><><>5 Qxd3......e6< / ><>20 Bxe7......Ngxe7< / >< / ><><>6 Ne2......c5< / ><>21 Ng5......Nb4< / >< / ><><>7℃3......Nc6< / ><>22 Rb3......Qa2< / >< / ><><>8 O-O......Nge7< / ><>23 Nc3......Qc2< / >< / ><><>9 Nd2......Ng6< / ><>24 Qf3!......Qxb3?< / >< / ><><>10 Nf3......Be7< / ><>25 Qxf7+......Kd8< / >< / ><><>11 g3......cxd4< / ><>26 Nb5......Qxa4< / >< / ><><>12 cxd4......Qb6< / ><>27 Qxe6......Rc6?< / >< / ><><>13 h4!?......h5< / ><>28 Nf7+......Ke8< / >< / ><><>14 Bg5......Qa6< / ><>29 Nbd6-..认输< / >< / ><><>15 Qd1......Rc8< / ><>< / >< / table>
当大师们快速做出决定时,其走法的质量要高于他们花更多时间计算后果时。
这项发表在《美国国家科学院院刊》(Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences) 上的研究发现,无论关键局势多么复杂,更快速的决定就是更好的决定。
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黑方走棋并获胜。 H. Koneru-B. Assaubayeva 奥斯陆 2026 上周答案:1 Re3! 且 2 Rxe7 或 2 Re6!,例如 1...Qd8 2 Re6! fxe6 3 Qg6 将死。
“墙上的魔镜啊,”邪恶皇后吟诵道,“谁才是最顶尖的玩家?”
“根据最新的大师积分总数,”魔镜紧张地回答道,“没有人能与白雪公主相比。毕竟,是我亲自教她玩这个游戏的。”
“什么?”皇后愤怒地吼道。“我们走着瞧。”
接下来的城堡锦标赛让白雪公主的队伍与皇后对阵,而今天的牌局起到了决定性作用。在两张牌桌上,西位都以强有力的 3 钻石抢标开局。经过两次传递后,白雪公主和皇后作为南位都跳到了 4 红心。西位出钻石 Q,南位的 A 赢下该局。
请从上述词语或短语中,组成至少 22 个五个字母的单词,且同一个词不能使用多种形式。例如,可以使用 drink 或 drank,但不能两者都用。
当皇后作为庄家时,她抽光了主牌并出了一张梅花,希望西位持有 A-x。明手(Dummy)的 Q 赢了,但在梅花回传时,西位拿到了 J 和 A。东位也拿到了两个
黑桃将导致丢一墩。
白雪公主找到了更好的打法。在抽出王牌后,她出了一张黑桃。东家拿走了黑桃J和K,然后出黑桃A;为了打破梅花,将需要付出掉一墩的代价。白雪公主在第八墩用王牌吃掉,并兑现了另一张王牌。
西家有五个位置可以放牌。如果他保留三张方块和梅花A-J,庄家会出梅花到Q,然后避开下一张梅花。K将为她赢得第10墩。因此,西家保留了三张梅花和两张方块;但随后白雪公主拿走了方块K并吃掉一张方块。明手的最后一张方块成了赢牌,且庄家可以通过梅花Q到达明手将其兑现。
最终完成四局,白雪公主的队伍赢得了这场比赛和锦标赛。她的打法充分证明了——我们敢这么说——她的导师魔镜的教导有方。
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空调 (Air Conditioner), 八月 (August), 烧烤 (Barbecue), 泳装 (Bathing Suit), 骑行 (Bike Ride), 苦乐参半 (Bittersweet), 木板路 (Boardwalk), 船 (Boat), 露营 (Camping), 独木舟 (Canoe), 嘉年华 (Carnival), 音乐会 (Concert), 户外烹饪 (Cookout), 潜水 (Dive), 码头 (Dock), 秋天 (Fall), 烟花 (Fireworks), 钓鱼 (Fishing), 花卉 (Flowers), 游戏 (Games), 花园 (Garden), 热狗 (Hot Dog), 呼啦圈 (Hula-Hoops), 潮湿 (Humid), 跳绳 (Jump Rope), 六月 (June), 风筝 (Kite), 柠檬水 (Lemonade), 回忆 (Memory), 修剪草坪 (Mow Lawn), 音乐 (Music), 游行 (Parade), 公园 (Park), 小径 (Path), 露台 (Patio), 泳池 (Pool), 冰棒 (Popsicle), 雨 (Rain), 休息 (Rest), 过山车 (Roller Coaster), 航行 (Sail), 凉鞋 (Sandals), 海鸥 (Seagull), 海贝 (Seashells), 季节 (Season), 九月 (September), 睡懒觉 (Sleep In), 滑梯 (Slide), 烤棉花糖 (S'mores), 足球 (Soccer), 至日 (Solstice), 体育 (Sports), 洒水器 (Sprinkler), 停留 (Stay), 草帽 (Straw Hat), 太阳镜 (Sunglasses), 防晒霜 (Sunscreen), 游泳 (Swim), 秋千 (Swings), 背心 (Tank Top), 网球 (Tennis), 步道 (Trail), 旅行 (Travel), 旅程 (Trips), 雨伞 (Umbrella), 度假 (Vacation), 温暖 (Warm), 水 (Water), 波浪 (Waves), 周末 (Weekend)
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在动作电影《猛攻》(Onslaught)的首映式上,杰森·莫玛向女主角,也是其女友的阿德里亚·阿尔霍纳表达爱意。
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周一:乔恩·巴蒂斯特,莉莎·科隆-扎亚斯(上图)
周二:克里斯·普拉特,帕丽斯·希尔顿,理查德·马克斯,米洛·曼海姆 周三:刘思慕,迈基·戴,珍娜·德万
凌晨 12:35,NBC 周一:艾米莉·布朗特 (Emily Blunt)、迈克·舒尔 (Mike Schur)、乔·波斯南斯基 (Joe Posnanski) 周二:鲍文·杨 (Bowen Yang)、马特·罗杰斯 (Matt Rogers)、菲尼亚斯 (Finneas) 周三:卡梅隆·安东尼 (Carmelo Anthony)、安娜·加斯特耶 (Ana Gasteyer) (见上图)

2026年8月30日,星期日 SP = Spectrum, C = Cablevision, F = FiOS 电影 体育 新闻
CBS 早晨新闻 上午 7:00,CBS
周一:安吉拉·达克沃斯 (Angela Duckworth)、汤米·戴维森 (Tommy Davidson)
周二:丹妮尔·布鲁克斯 (Danielle Brooks)(见上图)、伊丽莎白·戴维斯 (Elizabeth Davies)
周三:阿德里亚·阿尔霍纳 (Adria Arjona)
每周 1 美元,共 12 周
| 频道 | SP | C | F | 下午 6:30 | 7:00 | 7:30 | 8:00 | 8:30 | 9:00 | 9:30 | 10:00 | 10:30 | 11:00 | 11:30 |
| 2 | WCBS | 2 | 2 | 2 | 新闻 6:30pm | 60 分钟 (60 Minutes) | 老大哥 (Big Brother) | 追踪者:无人之境 (Tracker: No Man's Land) (R) | 法警:无路可走 (Marshals: Road to Nowhere) (R) | CBS 新闻 11pm | (11:35) 新闻 | |||
| 4 | WNBC | 4 | 4 | 4 | NBC 夜间新闻 | MLB 棒球:辛辛那提红人对阵芝加哥小熊,地点:瑞格利球场。现场直播。 | 密码 (Password):康妮·布里顿 & 吉米·法伦 (R) | 纽约 4 台 11 点新闻 | 新闻 | |||||
| 5 | WNYW | 5 | 5 | 5 | (6:00) 6 点新闻 | 厨房噩梦:雷娜特的德国餐厅 (Kitchen Nightmares: Renate's German Restaur.) (R) | 辛普森一家 (The Simpsons) (R) | 动物控制 (Animal Control) (R) | 全民基本收入 (Universal Basic) (R) | 格里姆斯堡:水晶球 (Grimsburg: Crystal Ball) | 10 点新闻 | 体育快讯 | 深度报道:TJ 瓦特 (TJ Watt) | 原始旅行 (Raw Travel) (R) |
| 7 | WABC | 7 | 7 | 7 | ABC 世界新闻 | 家庭录像 (Home Videos) (R) | 9 到 5 (1980, 喜剧):办公室职员团结起来计划报复其性别歧视的老板。简·方达主演。PG ★★1⁄2 | 多莉·帕顿:美国原创 - 特辑 (Dolly Parton: An American Original - Special) (R) | 11 点目击者新闻 | |||||
| 9 | WWOR | 9 | 9 | 9 | (6:00) 6 点新闻 | 付费节目 | 付费节目 | 家庭争霸赛 (Family Feud) (R) | 家庭争霸赛 (Family Feud) (R) | 家庭争霸赛 (Family Feud) (R) | 金装律师 (Suits): 100 | 金装律师 (Suits): 耻辱 | ||
| 11 | WPIX | 11 | 11 | 11 | 付费节目 | WWE NXT:WWE NXT:2026 热浪赛:地点:德克萨斯州埃丁堡 Bert Ogden 体育馆。重播。 | PIX11 十点新闻 (主持人:Kaity Tong) | 纽约夜谈 (New York Nightcap) | 洋基国度 (Yankees Nation) | |||||
| 13 | WNET | 13 | 13 | 13 | 纽约宝藏 (Treasures of New York) | 亚瑟:与皇室的生活 (Arthur: A Life with the Royal Family) | 贝茨先生诉邮局 (Mr. Bates vs. The Post Office) (R) | 贝茨先生诉邮局 (Mr. Bates vs. The Post Office) (R) | 唐顿庄园:第五部分 (Downton Abbey: Part Five) | 谜题女士:第 2 集 (The Puzzle Lady: Episode 2) | ||||
| 21 | WLW | 21 | 21 | 21 | 瑞克·史蒂夫斯 (Rick Steve) | 伟大演出:维也纳 (Great Performances: Vienna) | 爱乐乐团 (Philharm) | 帕瓦罗蒂 90:改变世界的男人 (Pavarotti 90: The Man Who Moved The World) | 脑肠轴 (The Brain-Gut) | |||||
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| DISNEY | 49 | 31 | 250 | 大城市 (Big City) | 后裔:邪恶仙境 (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland) | 菲尼亚斯 (Phineas) | 菲尼亚斯 (Phineas) | 凡皮丽娜 (Vampirina) | 魔法师 (Wizards) | 奇迹 (Miraculous) | 奇迹 (Miraculous) | |||
| E! | 24 | 51 | 196 | (5:30) grown ups 2 (2013, 喜剧) ★★ | grown ups (2010, 喜剧) Adam Sandler. PG-13 ★★1⁄2 | grown ups 2 (2013, 喜剧) | Adam Sandler. ★★ | |||||||
| ESPN | 28 | 36 | 70 | 网球 | \multicolumn{8}{l | }{网球:2026年美国网球公开赛黄金时段(第一轮)直播} | \multicolumn{2}{l | }{SportsCenter} | ||||||
| ESPN2 | 29 | 35 | 74 | 台球直播 | \multicolumn{5}{l | }{大学橄榄球:西阿拉巴马虎队 vs Tuskegee Golden Tigers. 直播} | \multicolumn{2}{l | }{30 for 30: Pony Excess} | ||||||
| FBN | 43 | 106 | 117 | 警察 (Cops) | 警察 (Cops) | 警察 (Cops) | 警察 (Cops) | 警察 (Cops) (R) | 警察 (Cops) (R) | 警察 (Cops) (R) | 警察 (Cops) (R) | 警察 (Cops) (R) | 警察 (Cops) (R) | |
| FNC | 44 | 26 | 118 | (5:00) 大周末秀 (The Big Weekend Show) | 生活、自由与莱文 (Life, Liberty & Levin) | 周日之夜 (Sunday Night) | 一个国家 (One Nation) | 生活、自由与莱文 (Life, Liberty & Levin) (R) | ||||||
| FOOD | 50 | 97 | 164 | 杂货 (Grocery) | 盖伊的杂货游戏 (Guy's Grocery Games) | 餐车竞赛 (Food Truck Race) | 餐车竞赛 (Food Truck Race) | 击败鲍比 (Beat Bobby) | 击败鲍比 (Beat Bobby) | 击败鲍比 (Beat Bobby) | ||||
| FREE | 38 | 49 | 199 | 尼莫 (Nemo) ★★★1⁄2 | 寻找多莉 (Finding Dory) (2016, 冒险) Ellen DeGeneres. PG | Anthony Gonzalez. PG ★★★1⁄2 | 魔法房 (Encanto) | |||||||
| FS1 | 400 | 99 | 83 | (6:00) 女子排球直播 | 女子排球录播 | \multicolumn{4}{l | }{Indycar NICS 赛车:密尔沃基里程 II 录播} | |||||||
| FX | 10 | 40 | 53 | 复仇者联盟: | \multicolumn{8}{l | }{复仇者联盟:终局之战 (2019, 动作) Robert Downey Jr. PG-13 ★★★★} | \multicolumn{2}{l | }{世界末日 (Armageddon) (1998) ★★★} | ||||||
| HALL | 191 | 240 | (6:00) 谈情说爱 (Much About Love) (2026) | 执掌缰绳 (Taking the Reins) (2021, 浪漫) Nikki Deloach | \multicolumn{4}{l | }{旋转木马 (Marry Go Round) (2022, 浪漫) Amanda Schull. G} | ||||||||
| HGTV | 64 | 98 | 165 | 喜爱它 (Love It) | 喜爱或列出 (Love It or List It) | 喜爱或列出 (Love It or List It) | 缅因小屋大师 (Maine Cabin Masters) | 猎人 (Hunters) | 猎人 (Hunters) | 猎人 (Hunters) | ||||
| HIST | 40 | 47 | 126 | 危险 (Hazardous) | 危险历史 (Hazardous History) (R) | 危险历史 (Hazardous History) (R) | 危险历史 (Hazardous History) (R) | (10:03) 超级品牌 (The Mega-Brands) | (11:05) 危险历史 (Hazardous History) | |||||
| ID | 23 | 171 | 123 | 不见 (See No) | 不见之恶:昨夜 (See No Evil: Last Night) | 执法记录仪:就这么干 (Body Cam: Let's Do This) | 911:杀手打电话了吗? (911: Did the Killer Call?) | 精神病患者 (Psychopath) | 精神病患者 (Psychopath) | 有毒:三人行 (Toxic: Three's a Crowd) | ||||
| LIFE | 62 | 45 | 140 | (6:00) 美女死亡之地 (Where Pretty Girls Die) (2025) | 过去从未被掩埋 (The Past Is Never Buried) |
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Leanne Morgan 谈论欢迎 Lainey Wilson 加入《Leanne》Season 2
1 Season 2 现已在 Netflix 上线
作者:HOPE SLOOP
如果你问《》的主演 Morgan,她结婚 33 年的丈夫 Chuck 如何看待她在荧幕上演绎单身生活,她会让你很清楚地了解他们的关系是如何运作的……或者至少是一个喜剧版本的答案。
“亲爱的,只要我能赚钱,Chuck 根本不在乎,”这位演员兼脱口秀演员在接受 DECIDER 关于其 Netflix 热播剧 Season 2 的 Zoom 采访时说道。在该剧中,她的角色在与结婚三十年的丈夫(由 Ryan Stiles 饰演)分开后,再次涉足约会世界。这可能是 Morgan 本人未曾经历的道路,但她可以想象,尤其是在电视上将这个故事情节具体化之后。“在现实生活中,如果发生某种情况——上帝保佑,如果 Chuck Morgan 离开我——亲爱的,我会去约会的。我一生都热爱男人,”她开玩笑说,并补充道,在现实中,她的丈夫知道她关于重新涉足约会世界的说法是在开玩笑,并且觉得她能在电视上扮演调情角色是一件非常美妙的事情。这就是 Morgan 和她丈夫的关系。这也是她作为喜剧演员的风格,也是吸引数百万人观看她的脱口秀及其同名 Netflix 喜剧的原因。这部由 Chuck Lorre 制作的剧集 Season 1 取得了巨大的成功——它登顶了 Netflix 榜单,并且在最初的六周内播放量超过 10 亿美元 分钟——因此 Season 2 邀请到了 Jaime Pressly、Tyne Daly 以及乡村音乐超级巨星 Lainey Wilson 等客串明星,Morgan 非常高兴能邀请后者来到片场。
Morgan(右)欢迎 Lainey Wilson(左下)加入《》Season 2。
DECIDER:这一季有很多精彩的剧集。我也永远无法忘记 Episode 8 中的 Lainey Wilson。太有趣了,我认为她在这个领域可能会有发展。
MORGAN:太好笑了。我一直觉得她非常自然。在那之前我们曾在一起,我们一起参加了《家庭争霸赛》(Family Feud),我们的家人相互竞争,我一直认为她天生幽默。她对我说:“,我本该成为一名脱口秀演员的。”她问我:“你巡演时带多少辆卡车?”我说:“我一辆卡车都不带,我只需要一杯水、一张凳子和一颗止咳药,”然后她说:“我的天,我本该成为一名脱口秀演员的。”但她确实天生幽默,是的,她可以做任何事情。谁知道那个小家伙以后会做出什么。
由于这部剧在很多方面是关于女性之间分享经验的,我很好奇你是否给了她一些建议,或者在合作期间从她那里学到了什么?
亲爱的,那个小家伙工作起来像头骡子一样勤奋,但我们两个都像骡子一样勤奋。但她在一起非常有趣,而且非常真实。我们只是在互相激励。我想这就是我们[为彼此]所做的事。我告诉过她——因为我想她想要孩子——她就职业问题向我请教过不同的建议,虽然她现在处于事业巅峰,但她可以两者兼顾,她可以两者兼顾,我希望她能实现。她是个甜心,她的丈夫也非常迷人。他们叫他 Duck,他很有趣。我的意思是,他们非常接地气且珍贵。我们聊了很多关于真实性的话题;她像 Dolly [Parton] 一样拥有这种特质。
周二,Paramount+ Tommy Davidson(右)在本部喜剧系列剧中再次饰演他在《Martin》中的角色 Varnell,Martin Lawrence 也会在剧中现身。
周二晚上 9 点,ABC 频道 本特别节目聚焦于在 9 / 11 恐怖袭击之后,体育、音乐、百老汇和喜剧如何帮助美国人团结在一起并寻找快乐。
格伦·鲍威尔(右)在这一喜剧系列的第二季中回归,继续饰演拉斯·霍利戴及其超级运动员化身查德·鲍尔斯。

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这部心理惊悚片由盖尔·加朵(左)主演,她饰演一名成功的律师迈亚·马滕。在得知儿子被绑架后,她必须“不断前进,服从每一项指令,且不得告诉任何人”。
加入这部犯罪剧第二季的演员包括休·博内维尔、本杰明·克莱门汀、贝内代塔·波尔卡罗利和米歇尔·莫罗内。

您可能在 TikTok 或《与星共舞》中见过艾利克斯·厄尔(左)。现在,这位影响力人物兼企业家在这部全新的八集真人秀系列中,让粉丝们更深入地了解她的个人生活,该剧围绕她及其挚爱之人展开。
肯尼斯·布拉纳和瑞安·雷诺兹(右)领衔主演。该流媒体平台将其描述为“一部打破类型界限、动作十足的搭档喜剧,它彻底颠覆了间谍惊悚片”。

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如果你试图在接下来的几天里将感受藏在心中,你将会失败。无论你作为处女座多么克制,总有些时候即使是你也得流几滴眼泪,而现在就是这样的时刻。这样做会让你感觉好一些。
金星进入你的星座让你渴望与他人和谐相处,但不要替他人做他们应该自己完成的事情。没有理由让你在承担自己负担的同时还要替他们承担,你必须让他们知道这一点。
给雇主和权威人士留下良好印象的最佳方式,是向他们展示你有自己的主见,不会被公众舆论或最新的时尚潮流所左右。时刻坚持用你自己的方式做事。
仅仅因为一项任务看起来简单,并不意味着你可以减少努力。行星警告说,如果你在接下来的几天里这样做,你可能会发现自己落后于竞争对手,所以请时刻付出 $100$ 的努力。
你不能让自己被卷入他人的争吵和不和之中。如果今天有朋友或同事说他们希望你站在他们那边,你必须向他们明确表示,对你来说真正重要的一方只有一个——那就是你自己!
土星位于你星盘中最具社交性的区域,可能会让你在接下来的几天里变得有些矜持,但这没关系。短期内你花在独处上的时间越多,长期来看你会越快乐,所以请享受独处。
如果你以任何方式违反规则,你可能会发现这不仅会让你在经济上付出代价,还会损害你的名誉。掌权者期望你循规蹈矩,所以不要让他们失望。
在接下来的几天里,你将面临一个选择:是以激进的方式应对挫折,还是控制自己的情绪,以冷静且逻辑的方式寻找解决方案。显然,后者的选择要好得多。
你需要拨开迷雾,找到那个困扰你数周甚至数月的问题的根源。这个问题伴随你如此之久,表明它可能与你自己的心态有关。
在与那些在智力上跟不上你的同事打交道时,尽量不要评判他们。你能够同时在脑海中处理多个想法的能力使你比大多数人拥有优势,但这并不意味着你比他们更优秀。
本周,位于你星座的火星与土星形成刑相,因此你可能会受到某个生活态度不如你积极进取的人的挑战。重要的是,不要让他们阻碍你。继续前进。
在接下来的几天里,幸运女神将站在你这一边,所以如果有艰巨的任务需要完成,那就大胆去做,并期待取得好成绩。不要担心周围的人在做什么,因为成功仅取决于你一个人。
决定你在未来一年想要实现的目标,并全身心地投入其中。也许有些人比你更有天赋,但你的动力和决心将为你带来他们永远无法实现的成功。

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SCRABBLE GRAMS 解答
答案:1A-Sampled 6A-Ordered 8A-Bred 9A-Knob 11A-Startle 12A-Unready 2D-Address 3D-Port 4D-Combine 5D-Enabled 7D-Donated 10D-Late B-纳尔逊·曼德拉
(数值锚点: 3, 9, 6, 1, 8, 5, 2, 4, 7)
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派拉蒙涉嫌泄露关于收购华纳兄弟探索的反垄断谈判内容——尽管这些内容人们早已知晓——而这家伙却谈论得像是一场刑事犯罪。
演员马克·鲁法洛对派拉蒙的所有者埃利森家族发起毫无意义且可以说带有偏见的攻击,以此煽动群众以破坏交易——而这家伙却谈论得像是一件无关紧要的小事。
欢迎来到罗布·邦塔这个并不美好但绝对古怪的加州总检察长世界。
请注意,邦塔是一个直到灵光乍现、决定领导一群左翼总检察长,并以反垄断为由起诉拆分派拉蒙 810 亿美元 billion 收购华纳兄弟探索的交易之前,没人听说过的家伙。
他是该州的首席法律官员,考虑到加州人面临的诸多病灶,你会认为他的工作已经足够繁忙:无家可归者、山火、将中产阶级居民和小企业赶走的税收——更不用说他们试图进一步征税的亿万富翁了。此外还有真实存在的犯罪问题,这使得该州的大片地区变得无法居住。
然而情况变得更糟。除了 1) 他那种认为州总检察长应该阻止一项已被全球(包括美国、欧盟和英国的反垄断监管机构在内的监管机构)批准的交易的高傲想法;以及 2) 他所构建的轻飘飘的法律论据,即两家中型公司合并后将比扩张到媒体领域的科技巨头拥有更强的定价权;还有 3) 邦塔轻蔑的双重标准和公开作秀。
我知道他打算在未来的某一天竞选州长,并想出名,但这不能成为他伪善的借口。
让我们先从他与鲁法洛的亲近关系谈起,鲁法洛是一位有能力的演员,但持有某些古怪的政治观点,并且在涉及他所选择的职业商业运作时表现出明显的无知。
鲁法洛将自己塑造为好莱坞反对该交易的带头人。他在社交媒体上发起请愿并敦促监管机构终止合并,在看似没完没了的愤怒谴责中,大谈特谈这次合并将如何摧毁竞争。
事实上,邦塔的起诉很可能是受到了鲁法洛那套乏味剧本的启发,因为这位总检察长声称相信两家弱小的公司——且两家都深受债务、用户弃播等问题的困扰——不知怎的竟然能为像 Netflix、亚马逊和苹果这样的巨头提供强有力的竞争。而另一种可能则是缓慢走向灭绝(看看他们在合并谈判之前的股价)。
不信?请考虑 2 月 27 日,在交易即将通过所有其他监管机构的审核之际,鲁法洛呼吁各州总检察长扼杀这笔交易,他在 X 上写道:“好莱坞有很多经纪人可以告诉你,过去的合并与整合是如何损害他们的客户和业务的。”
仅仅几小时后,邦塔就附和道:“马克,我听到你的声音了。我正在与我的总检察长同事们讨论派拉蒙 / 华纳兄弟的事……加利福尼亚州在保护竞争方面有特殊的利益。”几个月后,邦塔提起诉讼,要求对交易进行疯狂的“结构性”调整,否则就采取行动。
在我接触过的每一位反垄断律师看来,这个案子证据非常单薄。与此同时,“好莱坞经纪人”可能是地球上最目光短浅的商人,对反垄断法毫无见解。他们总是盯着下一个快速获利的时机,当然,他们不喜欢面对一个更强有力的谈判伙伴。从长远来看,他们并不在乎这两家公司最终会怎样。
再说一次,邦塔对上述情况的故意无视几乎是可以原谅的。毕竟,他是一个胆小怕事的加利福尼亚政客,在寻求免费的宣传,并且大概是想成为左翼演员和科技巨头(如果这次合并被取消,该行业将获益最多)提供竞选捐款的渠道。
不应被忽视的是鲁法洛接下来的言论——即他煽动性的指控,称这笔交易将使埃里森家族变得更强大,从而能够推动以色列在加沙的“种族灭绝”。诚然,这种情绪在疯狂的左翼中很普遍,他们总是寻找压迫者并为被压迫者辩护,即便后者恰恰是嗜血的恐怖分子。
鲁法洛随后表示他并非仇犹者。(其代表未回应置评请求。)尽管如此,这并不能减轻将犹太人拉里·埃里森及其儿子、派拉蒙 CEO 大卫·埃里森与“种族灭绝”和“种族隔离的压迫体系”联系在一起的恶劣性质。这同样不能减轻邦塔对此事保持沉默的令人厌恶程度。
鲁法洛认为,以色列的战争机器是由拉里创立的公司甲骨文(Oracle)“驱动”的。在 2023 年 10 月 7 日犹太人遭遇最大规模屠杀后的以色列防御行动,既是“压迫”也是“种族灭绝”。而这一切都出自那个你大概能猜到地启发了邦塔起诉的人之口。
我已要求邦塔置评,但尚未收到回复。也许他正忙于封锁“泄密”,或者在电视上接受一些毫无挑战性的采访。
无论如何,尽管他口若悬河,加利福尼亚州的总检察长应为其沉默承担最大责任。
关于由以下机构持有之某些无人认领财产的所有者姓名通知
根据上述公司的记录,下列姓名及其最后已知地址的人员似乎有权领取金额在 50 美元或以上的遗弃财产。
165 HUGUENOT PROPERTY OWNER LLC, 535 5TH AVE FL 29, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
A C T LOGISTICS LLC, 25310 NORTHERN BLVD, LITTLE NECK, NY, 11362
AARON, ELISHA, 117 WITHERS ST APT 1 L, BROOKLYN, , 11211
ABDELRASHID, KAREEM, 8-22 21 AVE APT 1 F, QUEENS, , 11105
ABDUL, SAMYA, 785 S OAK DR 1, BRONX, . 10467
ABBUR RASHID, ABDUE LATH, 100 TROP AVE 7 G, BROOKLYN, , 11213
ABDURRAHMAN, DAUD, 568 KIRKBY RD, ELMONT, , 11003
ABEYLLEZ, MAXIE, 34 N ST 8, BINGHAMTON, . 13905
1460 PARKCHESTER RD APT M H, BRONX, NY. 10462
ABPLANALP, GEORGE, PO BOX 126, YOUNGSVILLE, NY, 12791
ABRAHAMS, JOHN, 12 SULGRAVE RD, SCARSDALE, , 10583
ABRAMOWITZ, LAUREN, 4 CHEVIOT RD, SOUTHAMPTON, , 11968
ABRAMOWITZ, MOSHE Z, 1865 52, BROOKLYN, , 11204
ABRAMS, JILL, 20 MILLER HILL DR, LAGRANGEVILLE, , 12540
ABUBAKARR, RUWAIDA, 40 W MOSHOLU PKWY S APT 34 G, BRONX, , 10468
ABUGHALIAH, HUSAM, 1568 W 10 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11204
ABUZAID, ADEL, 48 SCOTT DR, TROY, , 12180
6709 PICKARD DR, SYRACUSE, NY, 13211 ACE DIST, SALINA, 4015 NEW CT AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13206
AUCOIN, MARIA, 600 E 23 RD ST, BROOKLYN, , 11210
ACEVEDO, AXEL, 346 BROOK AVE APT 1℃, BRONX, , 10454
ACEVEDO, GABRIEL, 40 KINGS DR, TUXEDO PARK, , 10987
ACHARA, CHIDI, 169 ADELPHI ST, BROOKLYN, , 11205
ACHEBE, CHIDIMMA, 429 MALCOLM X BLVD, NEW YORK, , 10037
ACKERMAN, SUSAN, 345 UNQUA RD, MASSAPEQUA, , 11758
ACOSTA, ROYNELD, 460 E 182 , BRONX, , 10457
ADAMS, ALLENASIA, 1101 FORBELL APT 2 I, BROOKLYN, , 11208
ADAMS, GABRIEL, 7475 MORGAN RD BLDG 13 12, LIVERPOOL, , 13090
ADAMS, MADISON, 560 MAIN 124, NEW YORK, , 10044
ADAMS, NICOLAS, 33 HARRYSWOOD LN, CANAAN, , 12029
ADAMSON, ALEXANDER, 500 WAVERLY 2 H, BROOKLYN, , 11238
ADHIKARI, ARYASHMA, 6737 MYRTLE 3. QUEENS, , 11385
AUGE, STEVEN, D, 23 ASHWOOD CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10308 AUGER, RYAN, 78 OAK 3, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
ADLER, MAX, 645 W 207 TH , NEW YORK, , 10034
ADOLPHUS, ANDRE, 10 MONTIETH 362, BROOKLYN, , 11206
AFNAN, KH, 2742 PITKIN 2 D, BROOKLYN, , 11208
AFSAR, NUR, 1776 BARD LN, EAST
AFZAL, SYED, 604 ARLIN RD, MONROE, . 10950
AGHATISE, EHIS MICHELLE.
4128 BAYCHESTER , BRONX, , 10466 AGO, SANTI, 123 MAIN , SCHENECTADY, , 12345
AGOSTO, NATALIE, 1 NORTHSIDE PIERS 6 A, BROOKLYN, , 11249
AGUILAR, JULIO, 2387 OCEAN , BROOKLYN, , 11229
AGURCIA, ROGER, 24 MARION , YONKERS, , 10710
AHMAD, NASIR, 19 BOXWOOD LN, HOLTSVILLE, 11742
AHMED, FAIZ, 1266 SUTTER , BK, , 11208
HOLTSVILLE, , 11742
AHMAD, ROUDHA, 18221 150 TH DR DXB 8641, SPRNGFLD GDNS, , 11413
AHMAD, RAJA, 93 GARRISON DR, SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
AHMED, ASMAU, 839 W END 4 F, NEW YORK, , 10025
, FEROZ, 4165 75 8 D, ELMHURST, , 11373
, ISTIYAK, 84-59 159 TH , QUEENS, . 11432
, JABED, 7215 41 A22, WOODSIDE, , 11377
, MAHI, 89-37 204 TH , QUEENS, , 11423
AHUJA, ARUN, 134 DOUGLASS , BROOKLYN, , 11217
AIDEYAN, JERMIAN, 806 ELTON 1, BRONX, , 10451
AIELLO, JOHN MICHAEL, 233 MONTROSE 3, BROOKLYN, , 11206
AIGBEKAEN, EKOMWENRENREN, 61 N FIELD , STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
AIRWEAVE, LLC, 447 BROADWAY FL 2, NEW YORK, , 10013
AIT ELHOUSSINE, HALIMA, 24-25 27 TH 1-1, QUEENS, , 11102
260 MADISON 12 TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10016
AKAM ASSOCIATES, 99 PARK 14 TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10016
AKINGBOJU, IRENE, 143-01 LAKEWOOD , QUEENS, , 11435
AKRAB, ZIVA, PÓ BOX 340984, BROOKLYN, , 11234
AKTER, SHAHENA, 546 MCDONALD FL 3, BROOKLYN, , 11218
AKTER, SYEDA, 3084 DECATUR 3 FL. BRONX, . 10467
AL HASAN, TARIQ, 86 47 SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS, , 11427
ALAMRI, RAOUF, 534 WARREN 3, HUDSON, , 12534
ALAQUIE, AHMAD, 600 W FINGERBOARD RD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10305
ALBANESE, ANTHONY, 145 SMITH 1. BROOKLYN, , 11201
ALBANEZE, VANESSA, 192 SCUDDER , NORTHPORT, , 11768
ALBRO-KATZ, ANNETTE, 11 CEDAR LN, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
ALCANTARA, ANGEL, 423-46 3 T, BROOKLYN, , 11220
ALCOBY, ELISHEVA, 71-07 VLEIGH PL FLUSHING N, QUEENS, , 11367 ALDEN, CASEY, 50-29 45 TH , WOODSIDE, , 44377
ALDERMAN, GERALD, 192 LEAF , CENTRAL ISLIP, , 11722
ALDINGER, SYDNEY, 103 BRYSON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10302
ALDRICH, OSCAR, 2845 LYON RD, WOODHULL, , 14898
ALENCHERRY, JOSEPH, 14 BLACK ROCK RD, GLEN HEAD, , 11545
ALEXANDER, JAMES, 203 FOREST DR, ITHACA, , 14850
KRISTEL 415 6 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11215 ALEXANDER, SAFIYA, 129 FELIX 1, BROOKLYN, , 11217
ALEXANDER, SHAWN, 70-07 66 2 R, QUEENS, , 11385
ALFINITO, MARY, 28 BELDEN RD, CARMEL, . 10512
ALGER, NANCY, S, 100 STERLING DR, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
ALI, ABDIKADIR, 1651 LICOLN 1, UTICA, , 13502
ALI, MOHAMMAD, 910 N ALVORD #2, SYRACUSE, , 13208
ALI, MOHAMMED, 116 KAPPESSER #2, SYRACUSE, , 13208
ATTAL, MATHILDA, 182 DEAN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
ALI, ZIAD, 141 PYTHIAN AVE, HAWTHORNE, NY. 10532
ALIE, ARIF, 89-66 209 ST, QUEENS, , 11427
ALIOTO, KATHLEEN, 167 E 61 , NEW YORK, , 10065
ALLADO, RONNIE, G, 2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, , 11101
ALLEN, KAYLEE, 119 W PEARL , NEWARK, , 14513
ALLEN, MARTY, 1810 27 TH AVEPHE, QUEENS, , 11102
ALLEN, MATTHEW, 5 ANDREWS WAY, CANANDAIGUA, , 14424
ALLEN, VERNON, 615 ROSEDALE AVE APT 6 G, BRONX, , 10473
ALLGYER, ROBERT, 11 SCHOOLHOUSE CT, OYSTER BAY, , 11771
ALLOTEY, ROSALIND, 15 SPIRIT LN, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
ALLRED, JORDAN, 123-12 MILBURN 11413, SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, , 11413
ALMANZAR, ENRIQUE, 86 UNION , AMSTERDAM, , 12010
ALMAZAN RAMIREZ, AXEL, 1280 GREENE AVE APT 1 A, BROOKLYN, , 11221
ALMON, LAMONT, 81 JERSEY 4 J, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
ALONSO, FRANCISCO, 1356 WALTON AVE 31 B, BRONX, , 10452
ALSAIDI, SAIF, 1224 WALTON AVE, , , 10451
ALTAMIRANO, ZOILA, 528 BARRETTO , , , 10474
ALTER, RIVKA, 260 MELBA , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
ALTMAN, MAREN, 269 E 10 TH 15, NEW YORK, , 10009
ALTY, SAMUEL, 3960 HILLMAN AVE 7 E, , , 10463
ALVARENGA, ALDAIN, 9 OXFORD DR, COLONIE, , 12110
ALVAREZ, BRYANT, 715 BLEECKER 2. UTICA, , 13501
ALVAREZ, DARCELL, 443 OCEAN AVE FL 2, LYNBROOK, , 11563
, EDGAR, 951 PROSPECT 6 F, , , 10459
, JOSE, 17 STERLING PL, HEMPSTEAD, , 11550
, YEDELINE, 67-34 PARSONS BLVD 1 A, QUEENS, , 11365
ALVI, NISAR, 2613 PINEBLUFF DR, VESTAL, , 13850
ALYCE M. LUCCI IRR TRUST DTD 2 25 14, 930 FASSETT RD, ELMIRA, , 14905
ALZUHAIRI, ABDULAZIZ, 18221 150 TH DR #RUH1459394, SPRNGFLD GDNS, , 11413
AMBROISE, PATRICE, 6 VEGA DR, RONKONKOMA, , 11779
AMBROSIO MARTINEZ, ROSALBA, 3220 107 TH #2, EAST ELMHURST, , 11369
AMORESANO, ANGELO, 158 REISS RD, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
AN, JEEYONG, 116 W 23 RD STE 500, NEW YORK, , 10011
ANAND-ROY, GURMEET, 2 CLARKSON , MALVERNE, , 11565
ANDERSON, JAMAR, 176 WARWICK , BROOKLYN, , 11207
ANDERSON, MARISSA, 4029 23 RD S #1, LONG ISLAND CITY, , 11101
ANDERSON, MICHAEL, 324 W 23 RD 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10011
ANDREW, BRENNAN, 20 HOOSICK , HOOSICK FALLS, , 12090
ANDREW, ELLEN, 1925 HARRISON AVE 5 H, , , 10453
ANDREWS, TIMOTHY, 3824 BLVD 2℃, , , 10467
ANDREWS, ZAIRE, 614 HOWARD AVE 2 B. BROOKLYN, , 11212
ANDZIBA, LINDA, 3041 AVE W, BROOKLYN, , 11229
ANGAMARCA HUERTA, JESSICA, 1223 LAWERENCE AVE 2, , , 10472
ANGEL, HIDALGO, 18 JACOB PL BSMT 2, , , 10463
ANGELO, KENNETH, 4 PEACHTREE DR, CORTLANDT MNR, , 10567
ANGIER, DALE, 2087 GRIDLEY PAIGE RD, DEANSBORO, , 13328
ANGULO TRIANA, GIANNA, 1642 BELL BLVD BAYSIDE UNIT 1, QUEENS, , 11360
ANI, RA, 2468 BRAGG , BROOKLYN, , 11235
ANNESE, ANTHONY, 56 MARION AVE 103, SARATOGA SPGS, , 12866
ANJANWAH, DHANYRAM, 2060 VOICE RD, CARLE PLACE, , 11514
ANSAH, CHRISTOPHER, 3602 WILLETT AVE 1, , , 10467
JOHNSVILLE, , 13452
ATUESTA, JEANCARLOS, 4015 HAMPTON 2 B, ELMHURST, , 11373
ANTHONY, CHRIS, 200 ROBBINS LN STE C2, JERICHO, , 11753
ANTOINE, JONAS, 44 PERGUET RD #1, BROOKLYN, , 11236
ANTONELLI, THOMAS, A, 35 TRACY CIRC, CAMPBELL HALL, , 10916
ANTUNEZ BRITEZ, SANTIAGO, 22-41 128 , COLLEGE POINT, , 11356
APONTE, ALEXANDER, 411 E 76 TH , NEW YORK, , 10021
AQUA CZECH IMPORT LLC, 8226 266 TH , GLEN OAKS, , 11004
AQUILA, JOSEPH, 224 YORK 10 A, BROOKLYN, , 11201
AQUINO, ANGEL, 139 PILGRIM AVE 1 I, , , 10461
ARAUJO, GENESIS, 26-44 95 TH 2 R, EAST ELMHURST, , 11369
ARAZI, LOUIZA, 2321 E 1 , BROOKLYN, , 11223
ARCE, LAURO, 29 GRANDVIEW AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
ARCHER, JAMES, 19 FISHER LN, LEVITTOWN, , 11756
393 EDGECOMBE AVE 52, NEW YORK, , 10031
ARETHUSA FARM LLC, 31 W 54 TH , NEW YORK, , 10019
ARGIRO, ADELINA。
4 RINNE RD, NANUET, NY, 10954 ARIAS ESPINAL, ANGEL,
800 E 179 ST APT B SMT, BRONX, NY, 10460 ARIAS, JAIME, 635 BRYANT ST, WESTBURY, , 11590
ARIAS, JOHN, 9746 43 RD AVE, QUEENS, , 11368
ARIAS, VERONICA, 389 4 TH ST UNIT 4, BROOKLYN, , 11215
ARISTIDE, VALENTINE, 43 SUSSEX RD, ELMONT, , 11003
ARMSTEAD, WILLIAM, 125 EASTERN PKWY APT 1 F, BROOKLYN, , 11238
ATTIL, GURLANDE, 43 E 29 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11226
ARMSTRONG, AIDEN, PO BOX 115, CALLICOON, , 12723
ARMSTRONG, RICHARD, 1132 COLD SPRING RD, FISHKILL, , 12524
ARNEZ, MATTHEW, 43-01 72 ND ST APT 1 ST FL, QUEENS, , 11377
ARNOLD, KATHRYN, 1796 DANBY RD, ITHACA, , 14850
15014 20 TH AVE, NEW YORK, , 11357 ARNOTT, JAMES,
PO BOX 547, WURTSBORO, , 12790 AROKIUM, KAYLA,
2095 GRANDCONCOURSE APT 3 4, BRONX, , 10457
ARONOW, CLARE, 4 WASHINGTON SQUARE VLG, NEW YORK, , 10012 ARRINGTON, JAMES.
12 HARVEST RIDGE RD, SELKIRK, , 12158 ARSENEAULT, RICHARD, 35 TOPPER LN, LEVITTOWN, , 11756
ARTIS, KENDALL, 651 W 171 ST APT 28, NEW YORK, , 10032
ARTZ, MICHAEL, 122 OLSEN CT, MONTGOMERY, , 12549
ARUNAKIRINATHAN, JANARTHANAN, 8029 266 TH ST, FLORAL PK, , 11004 ARYEH, SHIRA, 1236 E 36 TH ST
BROOKLYN, , 11210
ASARE, AMA, 729 N OAK DR APT 1, BRONX, , 10467
ASGHAR, SHAHZAD, 2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, , 11101
ASHARIKI, HASHIM, 400 MARLBOROUGH RD APT 8 D, BROOKLYN, , 11226
ASHTON, DEIONEA, 701 NYACK PLZ, NYACK, , 10960
ASSAD, MUHAMMAD, 19 BLOSSOM ROW, VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
ASSOCIATION FOR ENERGY AFFORDA, 105 BRUCKNER BLVD, BRONX, , 10454
79 BRIGHTON 11 TH ST APT 3℃, BROOKLYN, , 11235
ATERES MECHOEL INC, 5 LEIPNIK WAY
UNIT 301, MONROE, , 10950
ATRIA PHYSICIAN PRACTICE NEW YORK, P.C., 40 W 57 TH ST 24 TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10019
AUGUSTIN, JAILEN, 231 OCEAN APT 6 B, BROOKLYN, , 11225
AUGUSTUS, JOSHUA, 25 HAIGH AVE, SCHENECTADY, , 12304
AUQUI, FRANK, 1173 GRAND CONCOURSE 2 A, BRONX, , 10452
AUSTIN, ELIJAH, 45 JACKSON ST APT 2℃, MANHATTAN, , 10002
48 REID ST, AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010 AVON, BENJAMIN, 1136 SHERMAN AVE APT E4, BRONX, NY, 10456
AWAD, AMIN, 263 FLATBUSH AVE APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11217
AWAIS, MADIHA, 338 W 15 TH ST, NEW YORK, , 10011
AXTELL, CATHY, 202 HURD RD, HARPURSVILLE, . 13787
30 CIR DR, WESTBURY, , 11590 AYERS, QUINTON, 2100 FULTON ST 3, BROOKLYN, , 11233
AYLER, IAN, 400 1 ST ATTN: NATALIE MCQUEEN, NEW YORK, , 10010
AYODELE, AYONI, 1134 HERKIMER ST, BROOKLYN, . 11233
AYRES, ROBERT, D, 701 STONEFIELD RD, ENDWELL, , 13760
AZOGUE, JOFFRE, 2327 GRAND 4℃, BRONX, , 10468
BABACHINBAY, HOPNHAT, 68-11 INGRAM ST, NEW YORK CITY, , 11375
BACCHUS LAURENCEAU, LORNA, 4615 CLARENDON RD, BROOKLYN, , 11203
BACCHUS, TARICK, 116-23 126 ST, NEW YORK CITY, , 11420
BACCHUS, ZAID, 38 STONELEA PL, NEW ROCHELLE, , 10801
BACHINI, JOSEPH, 1711 WALLACE 1, BRONX, , 10462
BAEZ, RICARDO, 6425 OCEAN S, ARVERNE, , 11692
BAH, NENE MARIAMA, 3044 FENTON 5, BRONX, , 10469
BAILEY, ALEXIS, 1130 UNION 2 B, BRONX, , 10455
BAILEY, CHARLES, 51 RUSSELL ST, BUFFALO, , 14214
BAILEY, EMERSON, 134 MARLBORO RD, DELMAR, , 12054
BAILEY, JOSEPH, P, 22 VERBANK CLUB RD, VERBANK, , 12585
BAINES, NYLA, 105 E CLARKE PL #6 H, BRONX, , 10452
BAIRD, MOLLY, 319 HIGHLANDS RD 5 G. ITHACA, , 14850
BAIRD-REMBA, REBECCA, 822 OCEAN 3 D, BROOKLYN, , 11226
BAJWA, KRISHANLAL, 82-65 233 ST, QUEENS VILLAGE, , 11427
BAKER, DEBRA, 2351 ERWIN GROVE RD, PAINTED POST, , 14870
PH, BRONX, , 10466
BAKER, ROBERT, PO BOX 1943, BUFFALO, , 14240
BALADO SANTIAGO, MILTON, 6 S BOND ST #1 A, MOUNT VERNON, , 10550
BALBUENA, MIGUEL, 114 ROSE , SYRACUSE, , 13202
BALDE, LISA, 164 SAINT ANNS 11 F, BRONX, , 10454
BALDEH, YOKO, 1429 LYELL , ROCHESTER, , 14606
BALLESTEROS, JASON, 21-10 163 RD ST, QUEENS, , 11357
BALDWIN, KENNETH, 2451 LINWOOD , NIAGARA FALLS, , 14305
BALDWIN, TRAMAINE, 86 WASHINGTON ST 2 UPSTAIRS, GLOVERSVILLE, , 12078
BALENO, ROBERT, 476 ELMGROVE RD, ROCHESTER, , 14606
BALTAZAR, MARK, 785 W END 15 A, NEW YORK CITY, , 10025
BANDARIZADEH, DANIEL, 1600 OCEAN PKWY AP T#5 G, BROOKLYN, , 11230
BANHAN, SHAE ANNA, 1007 E 59 ST HOUSE, BROOKLYN, , 11234
BAO, HAOLAN, 196 TH ST 53-13, QUEENS, , 11365
BAPTISTE, PATRICK, 1406 NEW YORK 4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11210
BAPTISTE, SOMEI, 2921 PEARSALL , BRONX, , 10469
BAR LEV, ASAF, 79 LAIGHT ST 5 B, NEW YORK, , 10013
BARAKAT, NIMEH, 620 SHELDON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
BARAN, CHRISTOFER, 45 ROWLAND , BLUE POINT, , 11715
BARBARITO, DENISE, 38 ROSEWOOD LN, WANTAGH, , 11793
BARBER, CHAYA, 1445 PRESIDENT ST, BROOKLYN, , 11213
BARBER, RYAN, 2204 BAYLIS , ELMONT, , 11003
BARDALES, ASHLEEN, 440 JACKSON 5 B, BRONX, , 10455
BARIGHT, CORY, 63 WILLOWBROOK TER, CLIFTON PARK, , 12065
BARKAN, DANIELLA, 8 LEROY ST #1, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
BARLOK, MICHELE, 1301 CHELSEA COVE S, HOPEWELL JCT, , 12533
BARNES III, CARL, 294 HASTINGS LOWER, BUFFALO, , 14215
21 NOSTRAND AVE APT 6 A, BROOKLYN, NY. 11206
BARNES, CATRINA, 556 BERGEN AVE APT 807, BRONX, NY, 10455
, HENRY, 1794 RTE 11 LOT 11, KIRKWOOD, , 13795
, JOSHUA, PO BOX 374, DELANSON, , 12053
, KYHMEEK, 309 PATCHEN 4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11233
, RENALDO, 30 CORBIN ST, EAST HAMPTON, , 11937
, RYAN, 62 B 5 A, NEW YORK, , 10009
BARR, JULIANNA, 3912 VICTORY BLVD NA, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
BARR, MARY, 20 WESTMOOR PL, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
BARRERA, DESTINY, 11535 146 TH ST, JAMAICA, , 11436
BARRERA, EMELY, 4537 162 ND 2, FLUSHING, , 11358
BARRESE, JAMES, 96 PARK FL 2, BINGHAMTON, , 13903
BARRETTO, FRANK, 1265 MORRISON 9 D, BRONX, , 10472
BARRIOS, XIARA, 278 NEW DORP LN, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
BARRON, ESTHER, 3706 FLATLANDS 1, BROOKLYN, , 11234
BARROWS, KENNETH, 535 PARKSIDE 3 O. BROOKLYN, , 11226
BARRY, ALPHA, 1070 WASHINGTON 6 E, BRONX, , 10456
BARRY, AMADOU, 1490 BOSTON RD 6 R. BRONX, , 10460
, IBRAHIMA, 1356 LYAMN PL, BROOKLYN, , 11206
, MOUCTAR, 975 TIFFANY 2 J, BRONX, , 10459
, OUMOU, 666 E 224 3 J, BRONX, , 10466
BARTHELEMY, FRENEL, 89 N PASCACK RD, NANUET, , 10954
BARTON, BRITTANY, 205 N 9 TH 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11211
BASCOM EVANS, QUANNEIL, 189 BEACH 60 TH 1 FL, QUEENS, , 11692
BASHAR, SAYEMUL, 88-05 MERRICK BLVD
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BASS, BRADLEY, 27 DORIS RD, ROCHESTER, . 14618
BASSETTE, JOSHUA, 3690 E , 16 B QUIET HARBOR RD, SARATOGA SPRINGS, , 12866
BASTIEN, NYLA, 117-18 222 ND ,
BATES, KIMARAH, 2925 WILSON 2 BRONX, , 10469
BATUR, CHRISTOPHER, 10 SPRUCE LN 10, TABERG, , 13471
BAUER, ELLIE, 2 OLD MAMARONECK RD, CIRCLEVILLE, , 10919
BAUER, STEPHEN, 667 WHITEMILLS RD LOT 55, VALATIE, , 12184
BAYCHU, KELVIN, 37 CERENZIA BLVD, ELMONT, , 11003
BAZILE-FINLEY, JOCELLINE, 450 W 147 TH 25, NEW YORK, , 10031
BAZZI, GHADA H, 120 PALMETTO 1 L, BROOKLYN, , 11221
BEACH, MICHAEL, 5490 STATE RTE 55, LIBERTY, , 12754
BEAN, KAREN, 14 EQUESTRIAN WAY, CLIFTON PARK, , 12065
BEAN, ROBERT, 155 SHEFFER RD, SCOTTSVILLE, , 14546
BEAULAC, TYLER, 141 BROWN RD, SCHAGHTICOKE, , 12154
BEAUTY J INC, 30 W FORDHAM RD, BRONX, , 10468
BEAUVIL, EMMANUEL, 455 SCHENECTADY
BECKER, NICOLE, 9 CHICORY LN, EAST AMHERST, , 14051
BECKMAN, SUSAN, 414 BALTIC 2 D, BROOKLYN, , 11217
BEDARD, JOSEPH, 154 PROSPECT , PLATTSBURGH, , 12901
BEDRICK, JON, 90 OXFORD PL FL 1, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
BEGUM, ARSHI, 65 FRONT 232, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
BEGUM, HAMIDA, 6510 180 TH , FRESH MEADOWS, , 11365
BEIG, MUHAMMAD, 218 BAGATELLE RD, MELVILLE, , 11747
BEISEL, JORDAN, 241 E 86 TH 19 A, NEW YORK, , 10028
BEJOY, ISLAM, 14053 ROSE ,
BEKKELUND, ANN, 581 N BIRCH HILL RD, PATTERSON, , 12563
BELCHER, AMAYA, 224 23 RD B, BROOKLYN, , 11232
BELDING-WILSON, H, G, 15 PENNINGTON DR, HYDE PARK, , 12538
BELGARDE, GEORGE, 651 WASHINGTON , BUFFALO, , 14203
BELGRAVE, ASHIRA, 1609 E 174 TH 9 H. BRONX, , 10472
BELL, TYESHA, 422 JERSEY #1, BUFFALO, , 14213
BELLAVIA, ANTONIO, 112 E 2 ND , EAST SYRACUSE, , 13057
BELLING, MICHAEL, 7 ELLEN PL, KINGS PARK, , 11754
BELLO, ADESHEWA, 45 MAPLE , AMSTERDAM, , 12010
BELLO, REY, 81 N KENSICO , WHITE PLAINS, , 10604
22 S WASHINGTON , CENTEREACH, . 11720
BELON, CASSONDRA, L, 28 LEISURE LN, HYDE PARK, , 12538
BENCZKOWSKI, LUKE, 65 CHATHAM CT, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11216
BENDER, LISA, 5711 RUNNING BROOK RD, FARMINGTON, , 14425
BENDESKY, JUSTIN, 182 B 8, NEW YORK, , 10009
BENITEZ, BRYAN, 132 LAKELAND ,
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BENITEZ, SAVANNAH, 1011 LOGAN , BRONX, , 10465
BENJAMIN, BIANCA, 1366 NEW YORK , BROOKLYN, , 11210
BENJAMIN, RASHEEM, 210 HOLDEN BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
BENNETT, AMANDA, 53-23 206 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11364
NEW YORK, NY, 10009
BERARDINELLI SR, P, 17 HILLSIDE CT, NEWBURGH, , 12550
BERG, BENGT, 20 BRANDYWINE CIR, PENFIELD, , 14526
BERG, CARL, 38 PRINCE ST, NEW YORK, , 10012
BERGER, ARON, 1946 50 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11204
BERIDA, RUSSELL, 85-04 54 TH AVE, ELMHURST, , 11373
BERMAN, JENNA, 99-40 63 RD APT 1 L, QUEENS, , 11374
BERMUDEZ, ANDRES, 798 PARK AVE, ALBANY, , 12208
BERNARD, ANIYA, 130 MT VERNON AVE APT 4 D, MOUNT VERNON, , 10550
BERNAZAR, JOHN, 30 SCHOOL , CORTLANDT MNR, , 10567
BERNESBY, ALEXA, 23 MELTON DR E, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, , 11570
387 3 RD , BROOKLYN, , 11215 PERREZUETA, JOSEPH
BERRY, JASMINE, 286 TARGEE 2 ND FL, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
HUNTINGTON, , 11743
BEST, KYLE, 652 LAFAYETTE AVE,
, , 11216
BESTON JR, BOB, 3520 GUILDERLAND AVE, ROTTERDAM, , 12306
BETTS, LOUIS, 426 CHERRY RD, SYRACUSE, , 13219
112 GARNETT LN, SLINGERLANDS, , 12159
BHATTI, RASHID A, 226 HAWTHORNE , MASTIC, , 11950
BHOLA, WILLIS, 519 GRANT AVE, , , 11208
BHUPATHIRAJU, VENEEL,
BIANCO, CHRISTOPHE, 15 ABINGDON SQ, NEW YORK, , 10014
BIANCO, JUDITH, 215 E 68 TH 15 ZZ, NEW YORK, , 10065
BIASILLO, MICHAEL, 13750 PARKER RD, HOLLAND, , 14080
BIECK, JOSEPH, 200 COLLINGWOOD DR, ROCHESTER, , 14621
BIETSCH, ALAN, PO BOX 317, NORTH SALEM, , 10560
BILAUER, ANITA, 1504 HERTEL AVE LOWR REAR, BUFFALO, , 14216
BILLINGLSEY, KAYDEN, 2 CREEKSIDE RD, HOPEWELL JCT, , 12533
BIRAN, HANNAH, 260 W 26 TH , NEW YORK, , 10001
BIRD, MATTHEW, 385 1 AVE #16 A, NEW YORK, , 10010
BIRD, SEAN, 76 HAYES , MASSAPEQUA PK, , 11762
BIVONA, ROBERT, 38 LEIGH AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
BLACK, ERIC, 2003 BERGEN , , , 11233
BLACK, FREDERICK, 195 STEUBEN 5 N. STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
BLACK, JESSICA, 27 56 TH , , , 11220
BLACK, TIMOTHY, 515 SILVER LN,
OCEANSIDE, , 11572
BLACKIE, SARAI, 952 E 223 RD 2, BRONX, , 10466
BLACKLOW, ISAAC, 155 W 15 TH 6 A, NEW YORK, , 10011
BLACKMON, EDWARD, 1166 BURKE AVE
4 A, BRÓNX, , 10469
BLACKWELL, LARRY, 2333 5 TH AVE 3 AA, MANHATTAN, , 10037
PRIVATE, , , 11234
BLAINE, BRUCE, 25344 148 TH DR 2, ROSEDALE, . 11422
BLAIR, CHERYL, 10 ADAMS B,
WHITEHALL, , 12887
BLAKE, SADE, 774 THOMASSBOYLAND AVE 1 F, , , 11212
BLAKE, ZYIANN, 901 DREW 4, , , 11208
BLANTON, LATANYA, 10930 160 TH 2℃, JAMAICA, , 11433
BLATT, SHELDON, 640 DITMAS AVE 6, , , 11218
BLAUSTEIN, ROIZY, 186 RUTLEDGE , , , 11211
BLAZER, ROBERT, 478 WAVERLY AVE, , , 11238
BLESOFSKY, ITTA, 214-43 26 TH AVE, QUEENS, , 11360
BLISS, DONALD, PO BOX 262, CLINTON, , 13323
BLOGGS, JOE, 123 LOLLIPOP LN, CANDY LAND, , 10024
BLUM, SHULAMIS, 138-53 77 TH AVE, QUEENS, , 11367
BLUMENBERG, PENINA, 253 RUTLEDGE 3, , , 11211
BNP PARIBAS CORP, 787 SEVENTH AVE, NEW YORK, , 10019
BOAKYE, BRIGHT, 29 QUEALY PL, ROCKVILLE CTR, , 11570
BOARDMAN, PATRICIA, A, 405 JONES RD, VESTAL, , 13850
BOBKOFF, NATALIIA, 627 CAYUGA HTS RD, ITHACA, , 14850
BODRE, ELIJAH, 3216 BARKER AVE 1 S, BRONX, , 10467
BOETTNER, FRIEDRICH, PO BOX 22583, , , 11202
BOICE, TARA, J, 11 S FOWLERHOUSE RD, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
BOKA, NATALIJA, 4554 39 TH PL 7℃, SUNNYSIDE, , 11104
BOKOR, PETER, 320 RIVERSIDE DR #9 A, NEW YORK, , 10025
BOLDUC, ANNA, M, 7 CORBIN RD, PAWLING, , 12564
BOLNICK, BROOKE, 200 W 26 TH 11 J. MANHATTAN, , 10001
BONDER, JULIA, 1012 BERYL WAY,
WATERVLIET, , 12189
BONELLI, NICOLE, 264 CEDAR HILL RD, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
BONILLA, JUAN, 21 SCHENCK AVE, GREAT NECK, , 11021
BONKANO, MUJIB, 1140 BURKE AVE 7 F, BRONX, , 10469
BONOVITCH, STEVEN, 2394 COLVIN BLVD EXT 2, TONAWANDA, , 14150
BONTEMPS, MAGALIE, 24 STUYVESANT , HUNTINGTON, , 11743
BORDEN, KAREN, PO BOX 4716, ITHACA, NY. 14852
BORDER, STEVEN, 551 MULBERRY ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
BORDINO, MELISSA, 244 W END AVE, MASSAPEQUA, , 11758
BORENGASSER, ERIC, 8016 DOORSTONE DR #B, LATHAM, , 12110
16 CHESTNUT STUMP RD, FORT SALONGA, , 11768
BORNO, SHARON, 4616 GLENDALE CT, BROOKLYN, , 11234
BOROWITZ, REBECCA, J,
7 COLLYER DR, OSSINING, , 10562
BORRERO, STEVEN, 10 CEDAR SWAMP RD STE 6 2 ND FL, GLEN COVE, , 11542
BROOKLYN, , 11234
BOSSEN, BARBARA, 1506 FINCKE AVE, UTICA, , 13502
BOSTON, SABRINA, 11 GRANDVIEW TRL, MONROE, , 10950
BOTTIGLIERO, DESIREE, 50 KERNOCHAN AVE, HEMPSTEAD, , 11549
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BOURQUE, CAROL, 1580 COMO PARK
BOUTON, AMBER, 690 E 138 ST APT 2 D, BRONX, , 10454
BOUTWELL, MARQUELL, 123 WOODRUFF, SYRACUSE, , 13203
BRONXVILLE, , 10708
BOWDEN, BRANDON, 210 SHORE RD APT 1 E, LONG BEACH, , 11561
BOWEN, CHRISTOPHE, 45 DUNN CT, SAYVILLE, , 11782
BOWEN, MARK, 18 BLANCHARD AVE APT 1, BINGHAMTON, , 13901
BOWERS, JOHN, 108 CLYMER ST, AUBURN, , 13021
BOXER, CHAYA, 1415 E 5 TH ST,
BOYCE, IRA, 1830 LEXINGTON AVE APT 3 F, MANHATTAN, , 10029
BOYCE, TAYLOR, 1200 SUTTER AVE APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, , 11208
BOYD, NANCY, 47 E MORICHES BLVD, EAST MORICHES, , 11940
BOYT, THOMAS, 2550 22 ND ST, ASTORIA, , 11102
PLAINVIEW, , 11803
BRACH, SHEA, 23 ISRAEL ZUPNICK DR UNIT 302, MONROE, , 10950
BRACKETT, CODY, 26 RODNEY DR, HONEOYE FALLS, , 14472
BRAHMI, OUISSAM, 6623 FORT HAMILTON PKWYAPT 5 B, BROOKLYN, , 11219
BRALA, EDWARD, 4 SHEPPARD ST, GLEN HEAD, , 11545
BRALIC, MARTA, 450 N END AVE 21 E, NEW YORK, , 10282
BRANDON IP, 39 BARKER DR, STONY BROOK, , 11790
BRATHWAITE, CHERISE, 12 SPRINGVALE RD APT G, CROTON HDSN, , 10520
BRATT, MARILYN, 5807 ALBERT DR, BREWERTON, , 13029
BRAUN, RONALD, 7 QUIET CT, MILLER PLACE, , 11764
BRAVO MANTECON, JAN CARLOS, 2131 2 ND AVE APT 3 S, MANHATTAN, , 10029
BRAVO, LORENZO, 540 E 138 ST BROOK AVE APT 2 B, NEW YORK CITY, , 10454
BRAWNERGY INC, 202 GREENWICH ST, MONTAUK, , 11954
BRECHKO, ANDREW, 452 BEAVER LAKE RD, WINDSOR, , 13865
BRETTLER, CHAVA, 222 SKILLMAN ST APT 3-D, BROOKLYN, , 11205
BREWER, ANNETTE, E, 79 MARINE DR APT 9 G, BUFFALO, , 14202
BRIAN, BRIAN, 40 ANN ST, NEW YORK, , 10038
BRICE, CHERYL, 1487 NOSTRAND AVE APT 1 G, BROOKLYN, , 11226
BRICKMAN, HAILEY, 160 RIVERSIDE
BRIER, LAURIE, PO BOX 24, MARCELLUS, , 13108
547 ELLSWORTH AVE APT 2, BRONX, . 10465
BRIGGS, KEISHA,
272 E 45 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11203
409 N PAGE AVE, ENDICOTT, , 13760 BRIGHT, DEBRA.
BRINTON, CARL, 400 W END AVE #180, NEW YORK, , 10024
BRISKMAN, DMITRIY, 84 MONTICELLO TER, STATEN ISLAND, , 10308
BRITO, JULIANA, 2931 FREDERICK
STEPHENTOWN, , 12168
BROOKLYN HOME MANAGEMENT,
ROCHESTER, , 14623
BROOKS, SHATEEK, 225 W 129 TH ST,
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BROPHY, MELANIE, 131 JOHNSON RD, WINGDALE, , 12594
BROT, DAVID, 24 WINDING BROOK RD,
NEW ROCHELLE, , 10804
BROTHERS, LEON, 545 7 TH AVE, NEW HYDE PARK, , 11040
BROWER, MICHAEL, 9930 B SARATOGA RD, FORT-DRUM, , 13602
BROWN, AALIYAH, 334 E 79 TH ST APT 3 B, MANHATTAN, , 10075
BROWN, ALIZA, 1650 E 34 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11234
, ARMANI, 665 GRASSMERE TER, QUEENS, , 11691
, BARRY, 311 W BEECH ST, LONG BEACH, , 11561
, ELLEN, 28 MILKY WAY RD, TROY, , 12182
, JAMIYAH, 54 CATHERINE ST APT 1 B, NEW YORK, , 10038
, JAVAN, 241 GOTHAM AVE, ELMONT, , 11003
, MARELISA, 140 RAVINE AVE APT 1℃, YONKERS, , 10701
, MARQUIS, 325 E 143 RD, BRONX, , 10451
, PAUL, 141 ROBINSON ST, N TONAWANDA, , 14120
, PAULA, PO BOX 196, DOWNSVILLE, , 13755
, ROSE, M, 342 PANCAKE HOLLOW RD, HIGHLAND, , 12528
, TAHJAE, 21020 NASHVILLE BLVD, QUEENS, , 11411
, TROY, 356 HULL AVE #1 E, BRONX, , 10467
BROWNE, AJAYI, 1186 E 54 ST, BROOKLYN, , 11234
BROWNE, JOHN, 208 W 11 TH ST UNIT 1, NEW YORK, , 10014
BRUEN, JAKE, 11 LLOYD CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10310
BRUNHEROTO, JOSE, 3745 MARCY ST, MOHEGAN LAKE, NY, 10547
BRUNO, CYNTHIA, L, 75 JEFFERSON RD, RED HOOK, NY, 12571
BRYANT, ABIGAIL, 3671 BROADWAY APT 64, MANHATTAN, , 10031
BRYANT, REHEMA, 2937 FREDERICK
BUCKINS, SHAWN, 515 CRESCENT ST #2, BROOKLYN, , 11208
BUCKLEY, AVA, 437 W 44 TH APT 1 FW, NEW YORK, , 10036
BUCKLEY, DANIELLE, 103 STAUNTON , YONKERS, , 10704
BUCZEKSMITH, AMANDA, 32 WAKEFIELD CT. DELMAR, . 12054
BUDHRAM, CANDICE, 962 STRONG , SCHENECTADY, , 12307
BUECHE, KENTON, 1722 CATON AVE 11, BROOKLYN, , 11226
BUENAVIDA PRAT, SARA, 15 CHUCK BLVD, NORTH BABYLON, , 11703
BUESS, NICHOLAS, 322 7 TH AVE 4, BROOKLYN, , 11215
BUGAY, JOSEPH, 7448 220 TH , OAKLAND GDNS, , 11364
BUGNIAZET, MARK,
120 SULLIVAN 5 E, NEW YORK, , 10012
BUIGAS, ELENA, 703 W 184 1 A, MANHATTAN, , 10033
BULIES, JUAN, 2540 VALENTINE AVE 43, BRONX, , 10458
BULIGAI, CLAUDIA,
BUNCE, DANIEL, 21 MOORE HAVEN DR, BATH, , 14810
BURCH, SHARMAIN, 1708 E 53 RD , BROOKLYN, , 11234
BURES, ERIC, 7520 STATE RTE 415, BATH, , 14810
BURGOS, NAELY, 2241 WEBSTER AVE 1 N, BRONX, , 10457
BURKE, JUSTIN, 36 GARY CT #2, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
BURKE, MICHELLE, 238 MCKINLEY 2 ND FL SYRACUSE, , 13205
BURKE, RICHARD, 6223 MEADOW WOOD DR, FORT DRUM, , 13602
BURKE, TROY, 775 THOMAS BOYLAND 1 R, BROOKLYN, 11212
BROOKLYN, , 11212
236 FOX RUN RD, SALT POINT, , 12578
BURNLEY, DIANE, 630 GRAMATAN AVE 2 V. MOUNT VERNON, , 10552
BURNS, JACK, J, 322 E 73 RD 12, NEW YORK, , 10021
BURNSIDE, JUDITH, 1080 WYCKOFF AVE #A30, RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
BURRELL, ANIYA, 431 JEROME 1, BROOKLYN, , 11207
BURTON, KYLE, 100-45 199 , HOLLIS, , 11423
BUSBY, TERRI, 4271 OLD MEADOW RD, CLAY, , 13041
BUSCHER, DENISE, 15 GOLF COURSE RD, BELLPORT, , 11713
BUTLER, CHRISTOPHER, 191-55 115 TH RD, QUEENS, , 11412
BUTLER, LOUISE, 2333 5 TH AVE 6 B, NEW YORK, , 10037
BUTLER, SAMANTHA, 145 JONES RD, SARATOGA SPGS, , 12866
BUTSKO, VIKTAR, 10 SALEM CT, SUFFERN, , 10901
BUTTA, LYNN, 2902 WHISPERING HLS, CHESTER, , 10918
BYRD, KEYSHAUN, 75 LA SALLE 75
BYRNE ASSOCIATES, 31 BOORMAN RD, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
CABALLERO ORTIZ, CARMEN ROCIO,
CABELLO, JOSE, 1 B RD PARK WAY 2 D, WHITE PLAINS, , 10601
CABLE, ALYSSA, 19 MILTON LN, BEACON, . 12508
CABRERA, CHRIS, 2429 HERING AVE 2, NEW YORK, , 10469
CABUCO, NELSON, 6 CAMERON RD, TUCKAHOE, , 10707
CAFFERATA, SABRINA, 644 TRAVIS AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
CAIMANO, CHRISTOPHER, 6248 JOHNSTON RD, ALBANY, , 12203
CAIVINAGUA, ASHLEY, 2550 MARION AVE 2 B, BRONX, , 10458
CALACA, JANEEN, 401 UNION SCHOOL RD, MIDDLETOWN, , 10941
CALAFIURA, TOVA, 31 MONROE 12 B, MANHATTAN, , 10002
CALAUTTI, ROSA, 25 WOODBURY , NEW ROCHELLE, , 10805
CALCANO, JULIAN, 1450 TAYLOR AVE 19. BRONX, , 10460
CALDEON, JOSE, 133 JENNIFER LN, YONKERS, , 10710
CAMACHO, RAMON, 67 W 107 TH , NEW YORK, , 10025
CAMANN, THOMAS, 451 HOMESTEAD DR, NORTH TONAWANDA, , 14120
CAMARA, SALLY, 1232 METCALF AVE 7 L, BRONX, , 10472
CAMERON, LAUREN, 217 E 7 TH 3
CAMILO, HECTOR, 50 W 192 ND , BRONX, , 10468
CAMP LA JOLLA FAM TR, 60 CT 6℃, BROOKLYN, , 11201
CAMPAGNA, JOSEPH, 281 MAIN ,
CAMPBELL, ALEXIS, 301 W 151 #2 A, NEW YORK, , 10039
CAMPBELL, ANNETTE, 153 VIOLET AVE, FLORAL PARK, . 11001
, JOSEPH, 99 JOHN
, RICKAIYA, 178 LOCKMAN AVE
, SEAN, 146-36 225 , QUEENS, , 11413
CAMPION, ROOSEVELT,
186-02 FOCH BLVD SAINT ALBANS, QUEENS, 11412
QUEENS, , 11412
CAMPIS REYES, ERIK, 77 STANHOPE
93 E 3 RD , BROOKLYN, , 11218
AVE 1 E, BRONX, , 10453
CANAAN, ASHLEY, 3905 MONTICELLO AVE
CANADY, SHILO, 1803 UNION 5 D, BROOKLYN, . 11213
140 HARMAN 2 D, BROOKLYN, , 11221 CANDIDO JUAREZ RAFAEL
CANDIDO JUAREZ, RAFAEL,
527 E 147 , BRONX, , 10455
CANDO AJALA, DILAN, 108-23 39 AVE APT 1 FLR, CORONA, NY, 11368
CANESSA, LUIGGI,
CANEVARI, JENNALYN, 2085 VALENTINE AVE APT 3 A, BRONX, NY, 10457
CANGE, RITCHELLE, 3209 SNYDER #10, BROOKLYN, , 11226
CANN, SAMIAH, 24008 149 TH , QUEENS, 11422
CANTONE, MARC, 8 IDA LN, AQUEBOGUE, , 11931
CAPISTRANO, RAYMUND, 91-51 80 TH ST, WOODHAVEN, , 11421
GLENVILLE, , 12302
29 KIRCHNER , HYDE PARK, , 12538 CARRELLON MARIAN, 1069 N NEW YORK
282 ULSTER LANDING RD, KINGSTON, , 12401
CARABALLO CRUZ, DARILUZ, 2016
QUEENS, , 11373
CARABALLO, DARILUZ, 2020 DAVIDSON 5℃, BRONX, , 10453
CARABALLO, JAYLENNE, 2770
KINGSBRIDGÉ TER 82 E, BRONX, , 10463
CARBONE, RICHARD, 519 WOODLAND CT, MAHOPAC, , 10541
CARCHI, SINDY, 108-51 38 TH 2, QUEENS, , 11368
CARDENAS, EDWARD, 1 BENNETT 26, MANHATTAN, , 10033
CARDOZO, OSCAR, 34-19 90 TH ST C12, JACKSON HTS, , 11372
CAREW, MICHAEL, 222 W 14 TH 9℃, NEW YORK, , 10011
CARIGNAN, MICHELLE, 802 FAIRWAY CT, NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
CARINO, JAYDEN, 1252 BRONX RIVER PH, BRONX, , 10472
CARLEY, WILLIE, 10 EVERGREEN LN, WALDEN, , 12586
CARLSON, SUSAN, 659 E 229 TH , BRONX, , 10466
CARNETT, DANIELLE, 95 SALEM , GREENWICH, , 12834
CAROLE A DAPONTE, DR, 21 TWIN HILLS
CAROLLO, ANNALISA, 14 BLUE HILL
COMMONS DR UNIT I, ORANGEBURG, , 10962
CAROLLO, MARK, 157-03 10 TH ,
CARRANZA, MARIANO, 360 FURMAN 302, BROOKLYN, , 11201
CARRIBON, NAQUASSIA, 1408 WEBSTER 10 G. BRONX, . 10456
CARR-MALEH, CHERYL, 387 GRAND K707, NEW YORK, , 10002
CARROLL, JAMES, J, PO BOX 354, ORWELL, , 13426
CARRUTHERS, LUCILLE, 300 CRANBERRY LANDING DR 209, ROCHESTER, , 14609
CARTAGENA, HECTOR, PO BOX 1631, SOUTHAMPTON, , 11969
CARTER, AYANNA, 16737 147 TH
JAMAICA 114 34 2, QUEENS, , 11434
CARTER, PLEASE, 1359 CHANDLER #2, QUEENS, , 11691
CARUSO, VICTORIA, L, 133 NEW
HACKENSACK RD 10, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
CASADO, SCOTT, 110 W 86 TH 3 A, NEW YORK, , 10024
CASALE, CATHERINE, 406 VASSAR PL, FISHKILL, , 12524
AP T3, BRONX, , 10456 CASDEN, DAVID,
PUTNAM VALLEY, , 10579
CASTANEDA, JESLER, 31-15 88 TH 2 ND FL, ELMHURST, , 11369
CASTELBLANCO MO, WILSON, 170-02 93
CASTELLANE, SUSAN, 198 N UTICA , MASSAPEQUA, , 11758
CASTILLO TORRES, KEVEN, 844 BURKE 2, BRONX, , 10467
CASTILLO, YULIANA, 55 W 166 3 E, BRONX, , 10452
CASTILLON, ERMANY, 798 FREEMAN 1, BRONX, , 10459
CASTRO, ALBERTO, 3390 WAYNE G31, BRONX, , 10467
CASTRO, ASHLEY, 195 23 4 F, BROOKLYN, , 11232
, LESLY, 216 WYCKOFF 3 R, BROOKLYN, , 11237
, LORENZO, 37 N 5 TH #B, HUDSON, , 12534
, MARLEN, 140-55 BURDEN CRESCENT, BRIARWOOD, , 11435
CATALYST CHILMARK LLC, 138 W 25 TH FL9, NEW YORK, , 10001
CAUBET, CONSTANCE, 475 6 TH STE A, BROOKLYN, , 11215
CAUDRON, MARC, PO BOX 159, MALDEN BRIDGE, , 12115
CAUTHEN, WILL, 61247 -415, AVOCA, , 14809
CAVE, LYDIA, T, 134 INNIS L9, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
CAVELLERO, GEORGE, 44 ARCHER RD, W HEMPSTEAD, , 11552
CAYNES, JAHMARI, 165 MARKS PL 18 B, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
CEDENO LEYBA, JADE, 4971 HENRY HUDSON PKWY, BRONX, , 10472
CEKIC, ENES, 605 W 156 BR, MANHATTAN, , 10032
CELIK, ZEYNEP, 2803 BRAGG FL 2, BROOKLYN, , 11235
CERDA JR, GERARD, 870 CT LANDT 2 E, BRONX, , 10451
CERMAK, MARY, C, 16 JUTLAND RD, BINGHAMTON, , 13903
CEVALLOS, DIEGO, 30 KENT LN,
CENTEREACH, , 11720
CHABLA, EDWIN, 136-30 BOOTH MEMORIAL 3, QUEENS, , 11355
CHACHA, GLORIA M, 9125 COLLEGE POINT BV, COLLEGE POINT, , 11356
CHADNI, MAHFUJA, 345 E 205 TH 1 B. BRONX, , 10467
CHAMBERLAIN, ROBERT, 164 UNDERHILL 2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11238
CHAMBERS, ACKEEM, 8757 BAY 16 D1, BROOKLYN, , 11214
CHAN, KOONHUNG, 5615 196 TH , FRESH MEADOWS, , 11365
CHAN, SHAUN, 1644 WILSON ST, BALDWIN, NY, 11510
CHAN, TINA, 185 PARK ROW APT 8 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10038
CHAN, YEE, 914 58 TH ST #4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11219
CHANG, EUN, 4322 QUEENS APT 205, LONG IS CITY, , 11101
CHANG, SARA, 54 BRIDGE RD,
CHANG, SHU, 6906 20 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11204
CHANG, WILLIAM, 5811 43 RD AVE APT 2 A, WOODSIDE, , 11377
CHARLES FRAME, AULDIT, 570 CLEVELAND . , . 11208
CHARLES, PAMELA, 111 DEAN , VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
CHAU, KEVIN, 42 FLORENCE APT 1 FL, STATEN ISLAND, , 10308
CHAVEZ SANCHEZ, GERALDINE,
CHAVEZ, ALFREDO, 531 MONTAUK HWY 2℃. AMAGANSETT, , 11930
CHAVEZ, W. J. 4 INNIS AVE. POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
CHAVIS, BRIAN, 600 HYLAN BLVD APT A 2 H, STATEN ISLAND, 10305
CHEECHALK, NANCY, A, 2 WREN , JOHNSON CITY, 13700
CHEN WU, CINDY, 194 BAY28 TH 1 F APT 194, , , 11214
CHEN, ANDY, 390 E 21 APT 2 D, , , 11226
HALFMOON, , 12065
, DAMON, 85-15 91 AVE APT 1 FL, QUEENS, , 11421
, EMILY, 4170 MAIN B350 K. FLUSHING, , 11355
, ETHAN, 1845 W 9 TH , , , 11223
, HANBING, PO BOX 145, CIRCLEVILLE, , 10919
, JIAKAI, 629 71 , , , 11209
, , 11220
, LU, 353 E 78 TH APT 10 D, NEW YORK, , 10075
, MEI, 243 RIVIERA PKWY, LUNDENHURST, , 11757
LINDENHURST, , 11757
, SAIHUA, 42-14 BOWNE 2 L, FLUSHING, , 11355
, TAK, 26 HAMLET WOODS DR, SAINT JAMES, , 11780
21506 46 TH AVE, BAYSIDE, , 11361 , YUE,
4060 CASE , ELMHURST, , 11373
CHENG, ZHENZHUANG, 6333 98 TH PL APT 3 J, REGO PARK, , 11374
CHEONG, YOKE, 558 N 2 ND , NEW HYDE PARK, , 11040
CHEPEL, MAKSIM, 34 GARRITY BLVD, BREWSTER, , 10509
CHERRY, GLENDA, 32 E AVE, VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
CHESTER, SAMUEL, 9 AIMEE CT, WARWICK, , 10990
CHIASERA, KATELYN, 15 PINE RIDGE DR, SMITHTOWN, , 11787
CHICHE, CATARINA MAGDAL, 1429 65 TH APT 3, , , 11219
CHICOSKI, JOSEPH, 1968 MORRIS AVE APT 3, BRONX, , 10453
CHINCHILLI, ANNA, 34 MONTREAL PL, ROCHESTER, , 14618
CHIRIBOGA, BILLY, 2194 FULTON APT 2, , , 11233
CHIROY, SERGIO, 50 KIPP LN LOT 46, HUDSON, , 12534
CHITTY, STEVEN, 8272 NORTHGATE DR, ROME, , 13440
CHO, JARYUNG, 225 E 36 TH APT 2 N, NEW YORK, , 10016
CHOC COC, WENDY, 139-81 35 AVE 3℃, FLUSHING, , 11354
CHOCOLONELY, TONYS, 450 BROADWAY FL 4, NEW YORK, , 10013
CHOEYENG, TENZING, 59-36 50 TH AVE, QUEENS, , 11377
CHOLOQUINGA TIPAN, GLADYS, 10 WASHINGTON , SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
117 VALLEY VIEW DR, NEWBURGH, , 12550
CHOUDHRY, SHAHZAD,
CHOW, JOANNA, 15 HUDSON YARDS APT 33 B, NEW YORK, , 10001
CHOWDHURY, ABUL, 3031 MATTHEWS AVE APT 2 ND FL, BRONX, , 10467
CHOWDHURY, MOSFIQUE, 3530 HENRY HUDSON PKWY APT 9 M, BRONX, , 10463
9512 DREW APT PH, QUEENS, , 11416 CHRISTENSEN, MEGHAN.
59 ROYDON DR E, MERRICK, , 11566
CHRISTIE, CHAVAUGHN, 233 S COLUMBUS AVE, MOUNT VERNON, , 10553
CHRISTION, TIMOTHY, 433 N AURORA , ITHACA, , 14850
CHU, GUOQING, 13256 ROOSEVELT AVE #144 FLUSHING, 41354
CHUANG, TIMOTHY, 13550 ROOSEVELT AVE #307, FLUSHING, , 11354
CHUCKRAN, DAVID, 66 SUSSEX , PORT JERVIS, , 12771
CHUNG, JOSEPH, 2 BAY DR APT 20 P, BAYSIDE, , 11360
CIAMARRO, JOSEPH, 2981 TOWN CENTER RD, BALDWINSVILLE, , 13027
CIANCIOLO, BETHANY, 200 E 69 TH , NEW YORK, , 10021
CIANCIULLI, MICHELE, 56 QUINTARD DR, PORT CHESTER, , 10573
CIMMINO, PHILLIP, 20 WOOD ACRES RD, GLEN HEAD, , 11545
CISKAL, RICHARD, 200 DELAWARE AVE STE 1200, BUFFALO, , 14202
CISNEROS, JOSE, 1235 MORRISON AVE APT D5, BRONX, , 10472
CIULLA, JESSICA, 9 HOLLY PL 1, HASTINGS HDSN, , 10706
CLARK, CATHERINE, 6129 W LAKE RD, CONESUS, , 14435
CLARK, DOROTHY, 263 STATE APT 401, WATERTOWN, , 13601
CLARK, STEPHEN, 6420 PILLMORE DR, ROME, , 13440
CLARKE, AARON, 23 LOGAN PL, MASTIC, , 11950
CLARKE, DARRAGH, 30 E HARTSDALE AVE HARTSDALE, , 10530
CLARKE, TYLER, 83-44 251 , QUEENS, , 11426
CLASSI, MATTHEW, 126 RIVINGTON ST APT 6 F. NEW YORK, NY, 10002
CLAYTON, WILLIE, 1761 CRANE ST, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
CLEANERS, 1059 POWERS RD, CONKLIN, , 13748
CLEAVER, WILLIAM, 32 W TER AVE, LAKEWOOD, , 14750
CLEMENS, PEYTON, 7 RICHARDSON ST, WALDEN, , 12586
CLOUD CITY ARCHITECTS, 32 MACOMBS PL APT 23, NEW YORK, , 10039
CM PRINTING CORP, 1607 MCDONALD AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11230
COBB, TRAVIS, 201 HARDING ST, SYRACUSE, , 13208
COBELLI, JEFFREY, 24 LIVINGSTON RD, CARMEL, , 10512
COCHRAN, TYLER, 123 MELROSE ST APT 710, BROOKLYN, , 11206
CODLING, DJAHMYNE, 132-26 159 TH ST APT 2 FLR, QUEENS, , 11434
CODRINGTON, LUIS, 154 ADELPHI ST, BROOKLYN, , 11205
COFIELD, TCASON, 77 NEW YORK AVE APT 3 A, BROOKLYN, , 11216
COHEN, BENJAMIN, 38 PLAINFIELD AVE, FLORAL PARK, , 11001
COHEN, MACHLA, 11 FOX LN, MONSEY, , 10952
, NECHUMA, 134 S 9 ST APT 4 B, BROOKLYN, , 11211
, NICOLETTE, 130 W WINSPEAR AVE, BUFFALO, , 14214
, ROBERT, 210 KUYPER DR, NYACK, . 10960
-HOSHEN, DVIR, 850 3 RD AVE FL 13 D, NEW YORK, , 10022
COHN, NORMAN, 7526 BELL BLVD APT 4 B, OAKLAND GDNS, , 11364
COLE, JAMES, 166 E 96 TH ST APT 16 B, NEW YORK, , 10128
COLE, SARAH, 2131 BITTERS RD, CAMILLUS, , 13031
COLEMAN, ANNAMARIE, 19 BURHANS PL, DELMAR, , 12054
COLLINS, MARQUISE, 21 CEDARWOOD CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
COLOMBO, MEGAN, 105 EMPIRE BLVD, ROCHESTER, , 14609
COLON, NAJAE, 1807 UNIONPORT RD APT 1. BRONX, , 10462
COLON, NOELLY, 104 GARNET CT. WATERFORD, , 12188
COMPERE, ROCKFELLER, 1245 OCEAN
CONKLIN, IRA, 6 RIDGEVIEW DR, NEWBURGH, , 12550
CONLEY, JAIMIE, 166 2 ND AVE APT 5 K, BROOKLYN, , 11212
CONLON, CAITLIN, 444 W 35 TH ST APT 7 E, NEW YORK, , 10001
CONNOR, CARMEN, O, 415 RED HOOK LN, BROOKLYN, , 11201
CONSTANCE YOUNGGEON, KIM, 7 NAVY PIER CT UNIT 1021, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
CONSTANTE VILLA, KATHERINE, 2841 HEATH AVE APT BSMT, BRONX, , 10463
CONTINEO, CLOUD, 8801 5 TH AVE UNIT 90068, BROOKLYN, , 11209
CONTRERAS, PAULETTE, 220 S STATE RD, BRIARCLIFF, , 10510
CONWAY, ISABELLE, 74 BRIANBETH PL, TAPPAN, , 10983
CONWAY, NABEEHAH, 155 17 116 TH DR, JAMAICA, , 11434
COOK, ANDREW, 3825 CREEK RD, CHAFFEE, , 14030
COOK, DESTINY, 353 E 141 ST APT 14 B, BRONX, , 10454
COOK, WILLIAM, PO BOX 345, NARROWSBURG, . 12764
COOKINGHAM, DONALD, 6 RED CEDAR LN, STAATSBURG, , 12580
COOKINHAM, SCOTT, 50 FOX POINT, SALT POINT, , 12578
COONEY, ANN, 84 BAYVILLE RD, LOCUST VALLEY, , 11560
COOPER, ALYSSA, 251 FOX HOLLOW RD, WOODBURY, , 11797
COOPER, BLUE, 223 CLARKE AVE APT SIDE TENET, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
COOPER, JACKSON, 310 E 65 TH ST APT 6 B, NEW YORK, , 10065
COOPER, SHERRY-ANN, 349 E 22 ND, BROOKLYN, , 11226
COPE, SAMIR, K, 343 E 23 RD ST, BROOKLYN, , 11226
COPELAND, CONNOR, 42 MORNING STAR DR, NEW PALTZ, , 12561
CORATTI, MARISSA, L, 149 MAIN ST APT 7, BEACON, , 12508
CORCON CO, 839 STEWART AVE BLDG E, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
CORCORAN, LAUREEN, 748 RTE 376, HOPEWELL JCT, , 12533
CORCORAN, NICOLE, 242 86 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11209
BROADWAY APT 2, YONKERS, , 10705 CORDERO, JONNEIRY,
1997 DAVISON AVE, BRONX, , 10453
CORELLI, VINCENT, 42 REVILO AVE, SHIRLEY, , 11967
CORR, AIDEN, 149 E KINGSBRIDGE RD, MOUNT VERNON, , 10550
CORRADO, RAYMOND, 116 5 TH ST, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
CORREA, ANGIE, 40 WARDS PATH, HAMPTON BAYS, , 11946
CORREA, LEON, 2002 EDENWALD AVE, BRONX, , 10466
CORRIGAN, RYAN, 193 BIDWELL TER, ROCHESTER, , 14613
CORTES, ESTEBAN, 345 E 205 TH ST APT 3 D, BRONX, , 10467
CORTES, NOEL, 2253 3 RD AVE APT 2501, MANHATTAN, , 10035
CORTESE, CHRISTOPHER, 560 MORGAN RD, BINGHAMTON, , 13903
COSGROVE, THOMAS, 7 SUNSET TER, WARWICK, , 10990
COSTA, WIJENDRA, 12 DELMAR AVE APT A, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
COTHAM, NICHOLAS, 134 BROOKSIDE LN, LAGRANGEVILLE, , 12540
COTO, JOSE, 51 SCHRECK, BUFFALO, , 14215
COTTON-WESTMORELAND, MELISSA, 157 E 2 ND ST APT 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10009
COUNTRYMAN, RYAN, 12 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, COLONIE, NY, 12205
COURTWRIGHT, MICHAEL, 515 BABCOCK RD, TULLY, NY, 13159
COVIELLO, MARC, 77 ORION WALK, HOLBROOK, , 11741
COWAN HUNTER, ELEANOR, 3155 2 80 ASHLAND PL APT NO 412, BROOKLYN, , 11217
COX, CHRISTINE, 359 E 54 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11203
CRABTREE, EVAN, 7441 CROOKED BROOK RD, UTICA, , 13502
CRAIG, ELIZABETH, 2554 RIVERSIDE AVE, SEAFORD, , 11783
CRAIG, KAREN, 60 WOODSHIRE N, GETZVILLE, , 14068
CRANE, CHARLES, 111 WALBROOKE AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
CRANE, THOMAS, A, 10 SUMMER SET DR, MONTGOMERY, , 12549
CRAWFORD, JAMES, 310 GRAHAM AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
CREIGHTON, AHLIYAH, 11 LORRAINE ST APT 1 D, BROOKLYN, , 11231
CREW, RASHAD, 67 W NECK RD, SHELTER ISLAND, , 11964
CREWE, DAVID, 10 CAMPUS VIEW CT 410, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
CRIMMINS, CATHERINE, 92 SUPERIOR RD, BELLEROSE VLG, , 11001
CRISANO, LUCIE, 104 PHILLIPSPORT RD, WURTSBORO, , 12790
CROFT, DEBORAH, 868 E 7 TH 6℃, BROOKLYN, , 11230
CROSS, MIKALAH, 730 HINSDALE 1, BROOKLYN, , 11207
CROSSMAN, ANDREA, 744 FRANKLIN AVE
CRUEL, ERIC, 249 W 62 ND 2 A, MANHATTAN, , 10023
CRUMBLEY, DEJEAN, 2640 8 TH AVE 3 G, MANHATTAN, , 10030
CRUZ VASQUEZ, HELEN, 2070 THIRD AVE 4 F, NEW YORK, , 10029
CRUZ, ASHLEY, 545 E144 TH 4 G, BRONX, , 10454
CRUZ, EDWIN, RR 1 BOX 1200, NEW YORK, , 10002
CRUZ, JUNE, 9434℃ FEW LOOP, FORT DRUM, , 13603
CTYANK, 1069 E 18 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11230 CUCCO, DARLENE, 1435 71 , BROOKLYN, , 11228
CUCULLO, JACKIE, 1018 THROGGMORTON AVE 1, BRONX, , 10465
CUELLAR, IVAN, 2540 VALENTINE 43, BRONX, , 10458
CUMBAL, MELANY, 2254 GRAND AVE 3, BRONX, , 10453
CUNIGAN, ALANA, 95 LINDEN BLVD 24 A, BROOKLYN, , 11226
CUNNINGHAM, PAMELA, 304 FIELD CT, KINGSTON, , 12401
CURET, MATTHEW, 1075 BROADWAY, QUEENS, , 10570
CURRENCE, SAMORA, 826 COLUMBUS AVE 3 H, NEW YORK, , 10025
CURRY, MARISSA, 19 ARLINGTON , JOHNSON CITY, , 13790
CUSTIS, WILLIAM, 244 E 13 TH 28, NEW YORK, , 10003
CZARNECKI, EMILY, 358 VILLAGE GRN,
DAHIYA, RAJVIR, 1 VISTA LN, GLEN HEAD, , 11545
DAILEY, BRIAN, 41 EDWARD , BUFFALO, , 14202
DAIRY MARKET, 451 MCCLELLAN ,
DAKIN, GARY, 422 W 20 TH #A3 B, NEW YORK, , 10011
31 DEBEVOISE 8 B, BROOKLYN, , 11206
DALEY, CHRISTOPHER, 86 BANK 2 L. WHITE PLAINS, . 10606
DALIAN, SHAWN, 1 CARTERS RD, EAST QUOGUE, , 11942
DALTON, SUSAN, 2373 BROADWAY 406, NEW YORK, , 10024
DANIEL, DESTINY, 1000 E 92 ND 2, BROOKLYN, , 11236
DANIELS, CHINA, 58-20 LITTLE NECK PKWY, QUEENS, , 11362
DANKNER, RACHEL, 124 WILMINGTON DR, MELVILLE, , 11747
DANQUER, JAMI, 1915 BAKER AVE, UTICA, , 13501
DAQUIN, BLONDY, 780 LANCER CT D, DEPEW, , 14043
9 WILCOX AVE, ROSCOE, , 12776
26 FIELDSTONE DR 1 E, HARTSDALE, , 10530
DASILVA, SAMANTHA, 606 PAULEY DR, W HEMPSTEAD, , 11552
DASTAGIR, ALIA, 26 SAND , STONY BROOK, , 11790
57 CANNON 620, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
DAVID, JILLIAN, 186 N 4 TH , BETHPAGE, , 11714
DAVID, JOHN, 63 MCALESTER AVE,
DAVIDOFF, ANDREW, PO BOX 4424, NEW YORK, , 10163
DAVILA, HECTOR, 219 JEFFERSON 4 A, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
22 CYPRESS CT #1 F, BROOKLYN, , 11208
DAVIS CAMPBELL, AKEEM, 110 E 177 TH 3 H, BRONX, , 10453
DAVIS JOYNER, JOSAIAH, 216-25 136 TH RD 2 L, QUEENS, , 11413
, AMIR, 13832 227 TH , LAURELTON, , 11413
ANTON S OXFORD START G
, DAVANNA, 1679 ATHERTON AVE, ELMONT, , 11003
, JOANNE, 738 LING RD 4, ROCHESTER, . 14612
, NIA, 434 MAIN , NEW ROCHELLE, , 10801
, ROBERT, 1720 W LET , BROOKLYN, , 11223
, SHAQUELL, 82 RUTGERS SLIP, NEW YORK, , 10002
DAWKINS, MAYA, 130-47 244 TH , QUEENS, , 11422
DAWSON, JAEL, 30 RICHMAN PLAZA 37 E. BRONX, , 10453
DAWSON, JALEN, 100 CO-OP CITY BLVD 11 F, BRONX, , 10475
DAY, DEYSHAWN, 12012 SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS, , 11411
DE JESUS GOMEZ, ELVIANNY, 1133 OGDEN AVE APT 7 P, BRONX, NY, 10452
DE LA CRUZ, ANGELO, 32-32 86 ST APT 2 ND FL. EAST ELMHURST, NY. 11369
DE LA CRUZ, DEREK, 265 E 182 ND ST 2. BRONX, , 10457
DE VILLA BACASON, ANN RACHEL,
DEAR, PAUL, 344 E 51 ST 1 F.
DEBOUSE, TYREL, 2120 MADISON AVE 7℃, NEW YORK, , 10037
DEBTOR HUB INC, 46 SCHENCK AVE, GREAT NECK, . 11023
DECAMILLIS, MICHAEL, 17 MEMORY LN,
DECKELBAUM, KATYA, 60 RIVERSIDE DR 14 D, NEW YORK, , 10024
DEERY, JANICE, 3203 FENTON AVE, BRONX, , 10469
DEFEO, FRANCIS, 1129 60 TH ST FL 1, BROOKLYN, , 11219
BAYVILLE, , 11709
DEGUISTO, SUSAN, J, 102 VICKI LN, HOPEWELL JCT, , 12533
DEHKORDI, ALI, 62 E 2 ND ST, FREEPORT, . 11520
DEJESUS PINEDA, ROSALBA, 477 W 140 ST 3 2, MANHATTAN, , 10031
DEL RIO LANSE, MATEO, 90 BRYANT AVE 4 AA, WHITE PLAINS, , 10605
DELACRUZ, ALICE, 104 LAKEWOOD DR, CONGERS, , 10920
DELEE, WILLIAM, 230 COLUMBIA AVE, SYRACUSE, , 13207
DELEON JOHNSON, ALBERT, 678 221 ST 2 FL, BRONX, , 10467
DELEON, ROSALINDA, 32 TREEVIEW DR, MELVILLE, , 11747
DELGADO, RICARDO, 3283 DECATUR AVE 3 A, BRONX, , 10467
DELGADO, ROLANDO, 493 ALBANY AVE, LINDENHURST, , 11757
DELICIA, ATIBA, 130 CLARKSON AVE 7 B, BROOKLYN, , 11226
DELISE, NICOLAS, 100 W OAK ST, FARMINGDALE, , 11735
DELORIA, TYLER, 600 TRACY CREEK RD, VESTAL, , 13850
DELOS SANTOS, ELIZABETH,
DELOS SANTOS, LEX, 1839 HOLLAND AVE, BRONX, , 10462
DELY, DIANA, 62 PARK TER WA16, NEW YORK, , 10034
DEM, AMADOU, 1416 CROTONA E 2, BRONX, , 10460
DEMARTINIS, THOMAS, 10 IRAM PL, BETHPAGE, , 11714
DENA, DALTON, 900 ELTON ST, BROOKLYN, , 11208
DENARO, DANIELLA, 36 MELISSA LN, WASHINGTONVLE, , 10992
DENEGRI, CESAR, 21 GREENBRIER AVE, FARMINGVILLE, , 11738
DENIO, THOMAS, PO BOX 157, STONY CREEK, , 12878
DENNIS, ADAM, 14 CENTER ST, SAVONA, , 14879
DENNIS, MATTHEW, 1057 EASTERN PKWY 2 D, BROOKLYN, , 11213
DENNY, DILLON, 2006 COUNTY RTE 2 #B, ORWELL, , 13426
DEPEAZER, JORDYN, 383 PULASKI ST 1 H, BROOKLYN, , 11206
5 S ALLEN ST, ALBANY, , 12208
DERBY, SARA, 157 CORNELIA ST #1, BROOKLYN, , 11221
DERENZO, ANASTASIA, 422 RANDALL RD, RIDGE, , 11961
DEROLLER, MARK, 222 GALLANT FOX LN, WEBSTER, . 14580
DEROSA, NICOLE, 24 RANDALL RD,
DERSHOWITZ, SHIRA, 1719 E 34 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11234
DESLANDES, ANTONIO, 1575 RTE 292, HOLMES, , 12531
DESRUISSEAUX, GINA, 41 GLENWOOD RD, PLAINVIEW, , 11803
DESSOUICES, JAKE, 543 E 21 ST F7, BROOKLYN, , 11226
DEUTSH, REUVEN, 1537 E 28 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11229
DEWITT, JON, 450 UNION SCHOOL RD, MIDDLETOWN, , 10941
DEWITT, MARY, 28 AUDUBON AVE,
DHAWAN, ASHVIN, 3085 VERNON BLVD, ASTORIA, , 11102
DIA, FARMATA, 56-16 BEACH CHANNEL DR 5G. QUEENS. . 11692
QUEENS, , 11420
DIABATE, IDRISSA, 133-23 127 TH ST,
DIALLO, ALPHA, 120 W 116 ST 4℃, , , 10026
DIALLO, ELHADY, 811 FREEMAN ST, BRONX, , 10459
DIALLO, KADIATOU, 220 MONTGOMERY ST QUEENS, , 11422
DIANE, ALPHA, 501 SENECA MANOR DR T15, ROCHESTER, , 14621
DIAZ RUIZ, YELISSA, 2328 UNIVERSITY AVE 5 N, BRONX, , 10468
DIAZ, ENRIQUE, 6011 68 TH RD FL 2, RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
, HECTOR, 148 SPRINGDALE DR, RONKONKOMA, , 11779
, JENNIFER, 547 W 147 TH ST D4, MANHATTAN, , 10031
, RAYMOND, 250 BROADWAY 11TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10007
DIDONATO, BRITTANY, 178 LONGFELLOW DR, CARMEL, , 10512
DIEHL, JONATHAN, 122 W MAIN ST 5, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
DIKA, DRILON, 145 ROCKVILLE AVE,
DILLEY, SHAWNA, 87 TAFT AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
DILLON, SEAN, 510 PROSPECT AVE, MAMARONECK, , 10543
DIMODUGNO, JOSEPH, 1534 4 TH AVE, WATERVLIET, , 12189
DIOUF, MATY, 163 W 136 TH ST 3 A, MANHATTAN, , 10030
DIOUM, MOUNTAKHA, 1015 GRAND CONCOURSE 1 B, BRONX, , 10452
DIPIETRANTONIO, KYLE, 16 TUSA CT, SAINT JAMES, , 11780
DIVONE, LBULLER, 37 WINDMILL LN, NEW CITY, , 10956
DIXCY, ANGELA, 62 MERRITT AVE, WHITE PLAINS, , 10606
DIXON, JACOB, 50 SUMMERTIME TRL 117901047, HILTON, NY, 14468
DJUHARI, LELY, T, 201 50 TH AVE APT 27 H, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
DMORA, EDUARDO, 115 TARPON AVE, MEDFORD, , 11763
DOBBYN, ANDREW, 3 DETMER RD, SETAUKET, , 11733
DOBOSZ, RAYMOND, 1528 PARK ST, ATLANTIC BCH, , 11509
DOHERTY, AILEEN, 333 SCHERMERHORN ST APT 43 H, BROOKLYN, , 11217
DOLAN, CAROLINE, 8 W 76 TH 1 A, NEW YORK, , 10023
DOLLY, BEVERLY, PO BOX 214, SHERBURNE, , 13460
DOMINGUEZ, ALEXANDRO, 487 LINCOLN PL 2 K, BROOKLYN, , 11238
DOMINGUEZ, KAYLA, 11 SPROUT BROOK RD, CORTLANDT MNR, , 10567
DOMINGUEZ, MELISSA, 434 68 3 RE, BROOKLYN, , 11220
DONELSON, PATRICE, 954 BERGEN 1 B, BROOKLYN, , 11216
DONHOLT, EDWARD, 8 CORSON RD, MAINE, , 13802
DONOGHUE, KAREN, 2520 RAMONA , EAST MEADOW, , 11554
DOOKRAM, SARA, 9 MERRITT , WEST ISLIP, , 11795
DORISMOND, EMANUEL, 1140 BAYPORT PL 1, QUEENS, , 11691
DORJEE, KALDEN, 3450 41 C19, QUEENS, , 11101 DORSAINVILLE, LINDSAY. 226TH SPRINGFIELD GARDEN
DORSEY, KATHERINE, 287 HOYT 2, BROOKLYN, , 11231 DORSKY, RISA,
DORSKY, SILAS, 60 RIVERSIDE DR 9 B
DOSIL, JOSE, 2037 26 TH , ASTORIA, , 11105 DOUGHER, COLLEEN,
324 HARDING AVE, VESTAL, , 13850
DOUGHERTY, DONALD,
DOUGLAS, RONALD, 426 ATLANTIC AVE, OCEANSIDE, , 11572 2134 STUART , BROOKLYN, , 11229 BRONX, , 10456
DOVER, RUTH, 431 E 146 TH 1 B, BRONX, , 10455
DOWLING, MARCELLUS, 714 DEKALB AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11216
DOWNES, JOSHUA, 679 E 43 1, BROOKLYN, , 11203
DOYLE, PAMELA, 5 MARINE , HUNTINGTON, , 11743
, BROOKLYN, , 11207
ROCHESTER, , 14615
DRAKE, KOWEN, 19 CROWNWOOD LN, QUEENSBURY, , 12804
DRAKE, KRISTEN, 4750 41 4 E,
DRANEY, EDWARD, 45 WHITE CLIFF LN, NESCONSET, , 11767
QUEENS VILLAGE 1, QUEENS, , 11427
DRETEL, ALAN, 6540 STATE RTE 5 AND 20, BLOOMFIELD, , 14469
DROZENSKI, KAITLYN, A, 90 ORANGE , MARLBORO, , 12542
DRUM, ANDREW, 8776 ROCHESTER RD, GASPORT, , 14067
DRUSHAL, JEFF, PO BOX 522, SAG HARBOR, , 11963
DSOUZA, DANICA, 214 BORINQUEN PL, BROOKLYN, , 11211
DUBOIS, DAVID, 54 MURRAY , BINGHAMTON, , 13905
DUBOIS, KEVIN, 234 S GRAND AVE,
43 HALSTED PL, RYE, , 10580 DUFFY, KALI.
298 N AVE, BUFFALO, , 14224
DUIGNAN, RICHARD, 55 WALWORTH AVE, SCARSDALE, , 10583
DUNCAN, DWIGHT, 49 IRVING , VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
DUNCAN, NICOLE, 1511 PRESIDENT , BROOKLYN, , 11213
DUNCAN, YVONNE, 137-35 159 TH , JAMAICA, , 11434
DUNKLEY, DWIGHT, 605 WATER #14 D, NEW YORK, , 10002
DUNN, BRIAN, 55-92 ND 5 G, BROOKLYN, , 11209
DUNST, KAREN, 12 SPINNING WHEEL LN, HUNTINGTON STATION, , 11746
DURAN, EDWIN, 1273 CLAY AVE 5 A, BRONX, , 10456
DURE, ALIX, 11507 PKWY DR, ELMONT LONG ISLAND, , 11003
DURHAM, IFEANYI, 209 SULLIVAN PL A2, BROOKLYN, , 11225
DURHAM, JAYDENN, 29 WARREN 7 M. STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
DURHAM, MATTHEW, 245 E 50 TH 7 A, NEW YORK, , 10022
DURST, SEAN, 9214 RIDGE BLVD 6 E, BROOKLYN, , 11209
DUSENBERY, FINN, 1155 WARBURTON AVE 8 Y, YONKERS, , 10701
DVORIN, ROBERT, 7508 AVE T 3 RD FLR, BROOKLYN, , 11234
DWAN, KATHLEEN, 9 OVERTON CT, LANCASTER, , 14086
DYMARCZYK, JEFFERY, 3419 88 TH , JACKSON HTS, , 11372
EAGLESTON, GARY, 446 55 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11220
EASLON, JULIANA, 321 W 54 TH , NEW YORK, 10019
EASTERLY, JOSHUA,
27 MONROE PL, BROOKLYN, , 11201 EASTMAN, CRYSTAL,
160 BROADWAY, BRENTWOOD, , 11717 EBANKS, KEYSHAWN,
EBERHART BRWON, DIOR, 839 TILDEN 3 B, BRONX, , 10467
ROCK HILL, , 12775
EDDY, ERICA, 55 COBBLECREEK RD, VICTOR, , 14564
EDEY, GARRY, 569 MARCY AVE 5 A, BROOKLYN, , 11206
EDSALL, MARK, 33 AIRPORT CENTER DR STE 202, NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
EDVIN, TIMOTHY,
14 PARTRIDGE LN, EAST SETAUKET, . 11733
EDWARDS, HENRY, 531 SALT SPRINGS RD, SYRACUSE, , 13224
EDWARDS, RAYMOND, 77 OPAL , ELMONT, , 11003
EDWARDS, REBECCA, 121 E BUFFALO ST APT 1, ITHACA, NY, 14850
EGAN, KEVIN, 3786 CLARK ST, SEAFORD, NY. 11783
EHRHARD, ROBERT, 99 WOODCREST DR, HOPEWELL JUNCTION, , 12533
EINHORN, SARA, 4910 17 TH AVE APT 3℃, BROOKLYN, , 11204
EISERT, DOUGLAS, 55 E 87 TH 7 M, NEW YORK, , 10128
EIZIKOVITZ, RIVKA, 1271 59 TH 3, BROOKLYN, , 11219
ELAM, VINCENT, 220-05 138 RD 1, SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, , 11413
ELEFANTE, VICTORIA, 49 WHITE , CLINTON, , 13323
ELIAZAROV, ARTHUR, 160-12084 TH RD, QUEENS, , 11432
ELLIOTT, KERRY, 928 FRANKLIN , WATERTOWN, , 13601
ELLIS, KAI, 65 GLASGOW 1,
ELLISTON, GARRICK,
37 AVE B, HOLBROOK, , 11741
ELMOUCHTARAY, TARIK, 84-22 91 2 ND FL, QUEENS, , 11421
ELTOBAH, NAGMUDDIN, 111 BIRCHWOOD LN, WHITESBORO, , 13492
EMELY, BRITO LIRIANO, 557 46 E, BROOKLYN, , 11220
EMPIRE, 1335 JEFFERSON RD #92605, ROCHESTER, , 14692
ENAMORCORP LLC, 375 CARLLS PATH UNIT 502, DEER PARK, , 11729
ENDZWEIG, DEENA, 1155 51 2, BROOKLYN, , 11219
ENNISS, JORDYNN, 1151 E 72 ND , BROOKLYN, , 11234
EPSTEIN, JOEL, 204 SKILLMAN 1, BROOKLYN, , 11205
ERCOLE, MICHAEL, 45 HOMER DR, BREWSTER, , 10509
ERKSON, NICHOLAS, 22 WILLIAM , JOHNSVILLE, , 13452
ESCUDERO, JUAN, 3320 H 4℃, BROOKLYN, , 11210
ESPINAL, KYLE, 34-55 12 TH 6 A, QUEENS, , 11106
ESPINOSA, ANDREA, 108 MOUNTAIN VIEW RD, CORTLANDT MANOR, , 10567
ESPINOSA, WINNIFER, 167 RTE 9 W, HAVERSTRAW, , 10927
ESPINOZA, SARAH, 4 MYRTLE , WHITE PLAINS, , 10606
ESPOSITO, JOHN, 463 7 TH 17 TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10018
EST OF ALFRED D JOHNSON, 251 PARK MEADOWWAY, CANANDAIGUA, 1416
EST OF DONALD D BAPTISTA,
OF GEE B LEW, 380 RECTOR PL 2 D, NEW YORK, , 10280
OF GERALD M LEVY, 230 GARTH RD 5 G1, SCARSDALE, , 10583
OF HARVEY REID, 2410 THEALL RD, RYE, , 10580
OF JANICE O SHEA, 1649 STATE HIGHWAY 225, GREENF, , 13778
OF JEANNETTE S RAY, 3339 SANDY BEACH RD, GRAND ISLAND, , 14072
OF MALCOLM R CAMPBELL
303 MANSFIELD DR, CAMILLUS, , 13031 OF MARK, LRENSON, 420 BARR
OF MR OWEN M HARBLIN,
OF PATRICIA A LAMONICA, 4
OF RICHARD J STANTON,
POND RD, ROCHESTER, , 14612
OF RONALD C FELCZAK, 34 SUNHILL RD, NESCONSET, , 11767
OF STEPHEN SMITH, 5156 CASCADE RD, LAKE PLACID, , 12946
OF VERNON D AKINS, 3959 FOREST PARK WAY 236, NORTH TONAWANDA, . 14120
OF WALTER J CEHANOWICZ, 26 LAKEVIEW DR, BREWSTER, , 10509
OF WILLIAM C POETZSCH, PO BOX 938. NORTH CHATHAM, . 12132
CONCORD DR, SCHENECTADY, , 12309
ESTRELLA, SKYLAH, 212 W 133 RD 2℃, NEW YORK, , 10030
ESTUPINAN-ATUESTA, AYARI, 4015
EUBANKS, STARESHA, 1440 BRONX RIVER 3 F, BRONX, , 10472
EUSEBIO, JERALDY, 1150 INTERVALE 5 E, , , 10459
EUSEBIO, MANOLO, 53 CONDON , BUFFALO, , 14207
EUSEBIO, YERLENY, 1150 INTERVALE 5 E, , , 10459
EVALE, NANCY, 6 SPRING P O BOX 13, MEXICO, , 13114
EVANGELISTA, DAILENIS,
1220 SHAKESPEARE AV 2 DN, , , 10456
EVANS, CARL, 131 NAGLE 6, NEW YORK, , 10040
EVANS, TIANNA, 1532 TOWNSEND 3 B, , , 10452
EVERETT, HENRY, 710 W END 12 E, NEW YORK, , 10025
EVERS, KELLY, 61 WHEATFIELD LN, COMMACK, , 11725
EZEM, JESSICA, 131 RTE 208 BASEMENT, NEW PALTZ, , 12561
FABRICATORE, MARGARET, 348 OLD COUNTRY RD. BROOKHAVEN, 1194
FACULTY SERVICES CORP, 766 OLD RTE 9, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
FALANGA, FRANK, 14 VIRGINIA , ROCKVILLE CENTRE, , 11570
FALCIGLIA, NICHOLAS, 6 RIGENE CLOSE, HARRISON, , 10528
FALCONE, PAUL, 301 E 48 6 H, NEW YORK, , 10017
FALKOWITZ, RAIZEL, 14 MERON DR UNIT 103, MONROE, , 10950
FALL, ZACHARY, 7842 65 TH , GLENDALE, , 11385
FAMOUS MCGILL, SHERRY, 230 REVERE , , , 10465
FAMOUS, BENJAMIN, 11 N BROOK RD, LARCHMONT, . 10538
FAN, 301 E 47 TH 19 M, NEW YORK, , 10017
FANCHER, JAMES, 160 MANOR DR, DE WITT, , 13214
FARAGAN, NANCY, PO BOX 15, WESTPORT, NY. 12993
FARDELLA, AMANDA, 295 FORT
FAREZ, ANGEL, 16 OCEAN VIEW AVE, EAST HAMPTON, NY, 11937
FARIHA, FATEMA, 41-05 74 TH ST APT 6 E, QUEENS, , 11373
FARNHAM, CELESTE, 149 EGAN RD, GLOVERSVILLE, , 12078
FARNUM, KATLYN, 1507 RED MILL RD, RENSSELAER, , 12144
FARR, MAY, 18221 150 TH DR #KHX12536, SPRNGFLD GDNS, , 11413
FARRAJ, ASMAHAN, 79 JEANETTE AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
FARZAN, ARASH, 290 POWERS ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, 11211
FAUCHER, MELISSA, 206 E LINDEN , E ROCHESTER, , 14445
FAUST, TSELANE, 108 22 167 TH , JAMAICA, , 11433
FAZIO, QUINN, 61 N COUNTRY RD, MILLER
FEBRES, SARAH,
2721 HEATH 1℃, BRONX, , 10463
FEDER-AGUILERA, NANCY, 2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, , 11101
FEINGOLD, MAURA, 104 MANHATTAN , BROOKLYN, , 11206
FEINSTEIN, SHIRA, 37 S DRUM , STATEN ISLAND, , 10309
LAGRANGEVILLE, , 12540
FELICIANO, CELINA, 1560 BOONE 12M, BRONX, , 10460
FELIZ, HARRELL, 200 PALMETTO 2℃, BROOKLYN, , 11221
FENTON, EYANA, 13735 173 RD , QUEENS, , 11434
FEOLA, ROSANNE, M, 20 HELEN DR, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
FERGUSON, FAITH, 41 OAK 12, WALDEN, , 12586
FERGUSON, MONIQUE, 369 E 194 2, BRONX, , 10458
FERGUSON, RAYMOND, 443 A SURF , STATEN ISLAND, , 10307
FERGUSON, SHANON, 182 15 TH 2 A. NEW YORK, , 11215
FERNANDES, NANCY, 44 OAKBROOK
FERNANDEZ, JAIRO, 2321 SOUTHERN
FERNANDEZ, MARTHA, 2324 UNIVERSITY , BRONX, , 10468
FERRANTINO, JENNIE, K, 64 KINRY RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
FERRARA, CHRISTINA, 4 B ALPINE DR.
FERRIS, MICHAEL, 43 DAVENPORT PL, N BELLMORE, , 11710
FESLER, JAMES, 501 E 161 , BRONX, , 10451
FEUCHTWANGER, RYAN, 4930 N
FICKETT, JAMES, 6496 -79, CHENANGO FKS, , 13746
FIELDS, AZAVION, 487 HERZL 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11212
FIGUEROA, ALEXANDER, 120 W 94 TH 7 G, MANHATTAN, , 10025
FIGUEROA, JOSELYN, 33-21 98 TH 1. CORONA, , 11368
FIGUEROA, MIGUEL, 29 ONTARIO 4, ROCHESTER, , 14605
FILBIN, HANNAH, 132 PATCHEN #2, BROOKLYN, , 11221
FILIPINAS, RACHEL, 94 PROSPECT PARK W 2 B. BROOKLYN, . 11215
FILLHART, LYDIA, 13 BONESET TRL G, NORTH CHILI, , 14514
FINDLAY, CLARE, 41 ANDOVER LN,
HICKSVILLE, , 11801
FINDLEY, MICHAEL, 4512 BRONX BLVD, BRONX, , 10470
FINN, DANIEL, 206 E LINCOLN , ITHACA, , 14850
FINNEGAN, ROWAN, 807 OLD SLEEPY HOLLOW RD EXT, BRIARCLIFF MANOR, , 10510
FINNERTY, KELLY, 3
767 MAIN , RED CREEK, , 13143 FIROZA, KARIN, 13829 102 ND .
FISCHER, JACQUELYN, 1746 BELLMORE , N BELLMORE, , 11710
FISCHER, JASON, 515 WEAVER , LARCHMONT, , 10538
FISHER, CALEB, 48 MAIN , COLTON, , 13625
FISHER, TYESHA, 17030 130 TH 2 G, QUEENS, , 11434
NEW YORK, , 10019
FITTS, KHIRSTIEN, 275 W 144 14, MANHATTAN, , 10030
FLANDERS, JEFFREY, 355 MAXWELL DR 1. SCHENECTADY, , 12309
FLEMING, ALICIA,
964 E 232 ND , BRONX, , 10466
14 B RD OAK LN, DID HILLS, , 11746
FLORES GUTIERREZ, MIGUEL.
101-19 37 TH 3 R, QUEENS, , 11368
FLORES MONTERO, JAROLIN, 2625
FLORES, LINDSEY, 657 W 161 2 A,
MANHATTAN, , 10032
FLORES, PRISCILLA, 6101 MYRTLE , 11385, , 11385
FLOTT, GARRETT, 134 READ 2, NEW YORK, , 10013
FOMDA, KALIFA, 644 WALES 22, BRONX, , 10455
FONKACH, DAVID, 2103 ROYCE , BROOKLYN, , 11234
FONROSE, MARK, 8 SHORE RD, EAST PATCHOGUE, , 11772
FONSECA, JASON, 463 7TH 17TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10018
FORD, MICHELLE, 235 W END 8 D, NEW YORK, , 10023
FORD, NASER, 300 WORTMAN 70, BROOKLYN, , 11207
FORDE, CHRISTINE, 568 N HAWTHORNE . MASSAPEQUA, , 11758
FORTI, MATTHEW, 680 E 231 2 F, BRONX, , 10466
FOSTER, CRAIG, 850 PARK #1 A / F, NEW YORK, , 10075
FOSTER, ISAIAH, 1621 UNION 4 F, BROOKLYN, , 11213
FOSTER, JESSICA, 12 PARKSIDE CT, BROOKLYN, , 11226
FOSTER, MARY, 50 FLETCHER , GOSHEN, , 10924
FOUNTAINE, LOREN, 227 E HATFIELD , MASSENA, , 13662
FOWLER, JOSEPH, 159 E 107 TH ST APT 3, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
FOX, JOHN, KIMBERLY FOX 2703 MORGAN DR, CARMEL, NY, 10512
FRANCIS MILLER, KRISTY, 240 COZINE AVE APT 6℃, BROOKLYN, , 11207
FRANCIS, ISAIAH, 151 NAVY WALK 2 D, BROOKLYN, , 11201
FRANCIS, MICHEAL, 846 E 228 ST G 1, BRONX, , 10466
FRANCIS, TYRESE, E 43 , BROOKLYN, , 11203
FRANCISCO, IDALYS, 951 PROSPECT AVE 3 A, BRONX, , 10459
FRANCO, CANDELA, 2346 RICHMOND RD 2, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
FRANCOIS, LAWEENS, 1360 NEW YORK AVE 4 B, CITY, , 11205
FRANK D FARKAS TRUST DID JULY 1 1993, 301 W 110 TH 19 J, , , 10026
FRANKE, LEAH, 1 CIR OAK DR, ALLEGANY, , 14706
FRANKIE AND JOHNNIES, 320 W 46 TH , , , 10036
FRANKLIN, BRUCE, PO BOX 76, NORTH TONAWANDA, , 14120
FRANKLIN, CHRISTOPHE, 185 E 85 TH 10 B. , . 10028
FRASER, CATHLINE, 605 BEACH 63 RD , ARVERNE, , 11692
FRASER, JOHN, 70 ARGYLE PL, ROCKVILLE CTR, , 11570
FRAZIER, AQUASI, 207 ACCABONAC RD #H2, EAST HAMPTON, , 11937
FRAZIER, RÄHNYIA, 635 ARNOW AVE 3 F. BRONX, , 10467
FRED, ASHLEY, 1628 SEDGWICK AVE, BRONX, , 10453
FREDERICK, LEANDRE, 3010 LEWMAY RD FL 2, FAR ROCKAWAY, , 11691
FREDRICK, CHRISTOPHER, 13303 LAKEVIEW DR, WATERPORT, , 14571
FREDRICKSON, STEVEN, 11 BROADWAY RM 1732, , , 10004
279 LOTT AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11212 FRIAS, EDGAR,
8817 PITKIN AVE, OZONE PARK, , 11417 FRIED, DOV,
1761 E 32 ND , BROOKLYN, , 11234 FRIEDMAN, DINA,
FRIEDMAN, YECHESKEL,
1139 40 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11218
FRIEDMANN, DARIN, 240 E 47 TH 18 B, , , 10017
FRIEL, CAITLIN, L, 39 SPRING , WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
FRISCH, BERTHA, 270 WALLABOUT 3 A. BROOKLYN, , 11206
FRITZ, JERRY, 165 NICHLOS AVE 1 R, BROOKLNY, , 11208
FRUMAN, JEFFREY, STE A11 100 RED
FRYE, RICHARD, 6952 STEDMAN RD, SHERMAN, , 14781
FU, MENGXING, 1417 FOX GLEN DR, HARTSDALE, , 10530
FULLER JR, JAMES, 364 NEVERSINK DR, PORT JERVIS, , 12771
FULLER, IMANI, 215 A LEXINGTON AVE FLR 2, BROOKLYN, , 11216
FUNG, WAI, 6149 165 TH , FRESH MEADOWS, , 11365
FUNG, WYNNIE, 7355 210 TH 4 L, BAYSIDE, , 11364
FUNK, RILEY, 10 SUMMIT RD, PORT WASHINGTON, , 11050
FUQUA, NORMAN, 56 GREENACRES DR, WHITESBORO, , 13492
FURCHIN, DINA, 1623 E 12 , BROOKLYN, , 11229
FURNARI, JOHN, 1 BROOK LN W,
G A EAST 94TH LLC, 551 5 TH AVE, , , 10176
GABA, KESAR, 101-64 106 TH , QUEENS, , 11416
GABIEV, LIUDVIG, 2911 BRIGHTON 5 TH 1 A, BROOKLYN, , 11235
GAETJENS, CHARLES, 14230 SOUNDVIEW AVE, SOUTHOLD, , 11971
GAFFNEY, JULIA, 2 SUNNY SLOPE TER, ITHACA, , 14850
GAFFNEY, KEITH, 19 BELMONT AVE, YONKERS, , 10704
GAGLIARDI, JOHN, G, 41 STRINGHAM RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
GAGNE, VICTORIA, 23 MEMORY LN, MAHOPAC, , 10541
GAINES, HENRIETTA, 15332 SANFORD AVE, FLUSHING, , 11355
GALASSO, NICK, 201 E 87 TH , , , 10128
GALFANO, JAZZ, 85 SYLVAN AVE, MILLER PLACE, , 11764
GALINDO CASTILLO, CHRISTOPHER, 3409
GALINDO, DAVID, 601 W 182 ND 21, MANHATTAN, , 10033
GALINDO, TATIANA, 601 W 182 ND 21. MANHATTAN, , 10033
GALLAGHER, KIRSTIN, 22 FAIRLAWN AVE, DOBBS FERRY, , 10522
GALLAGHER, MARIA, 535 E ALBANY , HERKIMER, , 13350
GALLIMORE, MARY, 1648 JEFFERSON AVE, RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
GALVIN, THOMAS, 17 SYCAMORE LN,
GAMBOA, GERALDINE, 939 GOETHALS RD
45 CINDY LN, HALFMOON, , 12065
GANT, CHANTE, 3575 BOLLER AVE 3, BRONX, , 10466
GAO, KONGWANG, 4807 6 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, . 11220
80-27 213 , QUEENS, , 11427
GARCIA, ALEXANDER, 341 COUNTY RT 22, SLATE HILL, , 10973
GARCIA, CARLOS, 1057 HOE AVE 6 B, , 10450
, CHRISTIAN,
4 CANTÉR BURY RD, GLEN HEAD, , 11545 , DARWIN, 1318 SOUTHERN BLVD
, DESIREE,
719 E 219 #1, BRONX, , 10467 , ELIZABETH
236 WHALEY , FREEPORT, , 11520
, FABIAN, 1642 LEXINGTON AVE ART 17 , 10029
2704 WALLACE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10467
GARCIA, MARK, 347 52 ND ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
GARCIA, RABIYR, 2764 LATTING ST APT 5℃, BRONX, , 10461
GARCIA, RUTH, 1145 WOODYCREST AVE 2℃, THE BRONX, , 10452
GARCIA, SATURNINO, 2238 ADAMS 9 E, BRONX, , 10457
GARDENER, DAMANIA, 10543 171 , JAMAICA, , 11433
GARG, ISHA, 319 C 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10009
GARRIDO, ALEXANDER, 76-10 34TH 3℃, JACKSON HTS, , 11372
3514 ROCHAMBEAU 2 B, BRONX, , 10467
GARRITY, CAROLINE, 155 E 29 TH 14℃, NEW YORK, , 10016
GASIOROWSKI, MICHAEL, 4783 VERPLANK RD, CLAY, , 13041
GASPARRO, ANTHONY, 5435 44 TH , MASPETH, , 11378
GATTO, RYAN, 28 STONECUTTER RD, LEVITTOWN, , 11756
GAVRYUSHENKO, SERGEY, 2511 OCEAN 701, BROOKLYN, , 11229
GAYA, SANA, 87 UPTOWN RD J204, ITHACA, , 14850
GAYE, ADAMA, 1264 METCALF 2, BRONX, , 10472
GAYLE, BRIANNA, 3722 COLONIST TRAIL, NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
GBENEDIO, EGUOLO, 1572 REMSEN , BROOKLYN, , 11236
GEBBIA, MICHAEL, 35 ROCKNE , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
GEBBIA, NICHOLAS, 35 ROCKNE , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
GEIST, KAREN, 3880 LOCKPORT OLCOTT RD LOT 4, LOCKPORT, , 14094
GELBMAN, LEAH, 664 MYRTLE 5-L, BROOKLYN, , 11205
GELIN, OMAR, 549 JEROME , BROOKLYN, , 11207
GELNAK, MICHAEL, 321 C MC, MANHATTAN, , 10009
GENAO MOREL, ANGEL, 2562 DECATUR D5, BRONX, , 10458
GENAO, ASHLEY, 2287 LORING PL NORTH 1D, BRONX, , 10468
GENTLE, TYSHAWN, 275 S COLUMBUS 1, MOUNT VERNON, , 10553
GEORGE, BREEANA, 9 77 ALLEN , NEW YORK CITY, , 10002
GEORGE, DAVID, 455 W VALLEY STREAM BLVD, VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
GEORGE, LUIS, 65 TEN BROECK 1, ALBANY, , 12210
GERMAIN, ISAIAH, 666 OCEAN 1 A, BROOKLYN, , 11226
GERMAN, LINDA, 468 WARBURTON , YONKERS, , 10701
GERMOSEN, ARLENY, 3333 BARKER 1 A, BRONX, , 10467
GHOBRAIL, GEORGE, 92 ORCHARD 1 FL, YONKERS, , 10703
GIBB, ROBERT, P, 929 DOUGLAS DR, ENDWELL, , 13760
GIBBS, MAURICE, 104 GREENWOOD PL, BUFFALO, , 14213
GIESBRECHT, ROBIN, 50 VANDERBILT #40, NEW YORK, , 10017
GIL, KEVIN, 2015 BELMONT 4 D, BRONX, , 10457
GILBERT, JOSEPH, 121 COLONIAL DR 121, KINGSTON, , 12401
GILBERT, SAMANTHA, 24 WHITE DEER LN, WEST HARRISON, , 10604
GILES, BENNETT, PO BOX 4668 #45605, NEW YORK, 10163
GILL, BRYAN,
29 ELM DR, NEW HYDE PARK, , 11040
GILL, KIRAN, 11 DONGAN PL 5 H, NEW YORK, , 10040
5 PINEWOOD LN, BALLSTON SPA, , 12020
GILLIS, JENNIFER, 44 ARCHIBALD , SALEM, , 12865
GILOT, JUDELINE, 24340 MAYDA RD,
ROSEDALE, , 11422
GINGRAS, JEROME, 400 SARATOGA RD, GLENVILLE, , 12302
GIRVIN, DAVID, 1712 E 4 TH STR #6, BROOKLYN, , 11223
GLASGOW, WAYNE, 330 MAIN , GENEVA, , 14456
GLASS, DASHAWN, 129-06 131 , QUEENS, , 11420
GLOGER, OFEK, 14442 JEWEL , FLUSHING, , 11367
GLORIA, RICHARD, 1211 CLENDENNING RD, PAINTED POST, , 14870
GLUZBERG, MICHAEL, 2930 W 5 TH 23 L, BROOKLYN, , 11224
GMORMANDO, EMILY, 529 PROGRESS RD, GLOVERSVILLE, , 12078
GOAD, ROBERT, 568 20 TH 1, BROOKLYN, , 11218
GODINEZ, GABRIEL, 301 HENRY , NEW YORK, , 10002
GODREAU, ASHELY, 6 ROETHAL DR 3, HOPEWELL JUNCTION, , 12533
GODZALA, MICHAEL, 462 GRIDER TER VIEW, BUFFALO, , 14215
GOFF, JAROD, 2088 ANTHONY , BRONX, , 10457
GOLD, TZIPORA, 643 OAK DR, QUEENS, , 11691
GOLDBERG, JONATHAN, 14 DEER RUN, RYE BROOK, , 10573
GOLDFARB, CHELSEY, 515 W 52 ND 12 J, NEW YORK, , 10019
GOLDSMITH, MARIAN, 161 RIVERSIDE DR STE M10, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
GOLDSMITH, MARIAN, 2407 JENKINS , ENDWELL, , 13760
GOLDSTEIN, ELLIOT, PO BOX 921, SMITHTOWN, , 11787
GOMEZ, ANA, 701 W 184 4 L, MANHATTAN, , 10033
GOMEZ, JOSTIN, 2174 CLINTON 2 FL, BRONX, , 10457
GOMEZ, KAMILAH, 130-51 176 PL 2ND FL, QUEENS, , 11434
GOMEZ, MELANY, 225 IRVING 1 R, BROOKLYN, , 11237
GONCALVES, JULIA, 157 CASSA LOOP, HOLTSVILLE, NY, 11742
GONSKY, ALANA, 655 CORRELL AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10309
GONZALES, GERRY, 15 GAGE RD, BREWSTER, , 10509
GONZALEZ, ALECZANDRIA, 291 E 143 RD ST APT 5 E, BRONX, , 10451
GONZALEZ, EMELI, 545 FULTON AVE, HEMPSTEAD, , 11550
, LONDYIN, 12 E CLARKE PL APT 7 G, BRONX, , 10452
, LORENA, 866 UNIONDALE AVE, UNIONDALE, . 11553
, YESENIA, 2559 GRAND
, ZENOVIA, 1858 MADISON PL, BROOKLYN, , 11229 GOODHEART, BRUCE, 19 AVON RD
GOODWIN, PATRICK, 8008 STATE RTE 36 LOWR, ARKPORT, , 14807
GOOSBY, LEE, 123 E UTICA ST 3, BUFFALO, , 14209
GORDON, COREY, 887 B E NEW YORK AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11203
GORDON, DANNY, 1 ALEXANDER 306, YONKERS, , 10701
GORDON, EDWARD, 388 HARDSCRABBLE RD, NORTH SALEM, , 10560
GORDON, KELSEY, 4507 RED SPRUCE LN, MANLIUS, , 13104
GOREL, MYRON, PO BOX 1160, MT VERNON, , 10551
55 W 14 TH , NEW YORK, , 10011
GOSS, DANIEL, P, 207 MAPLE AVE,
GOTO, AKIO, PLOT NO 11743
GOULD, CAELAN, 78 MARCY LN,
GOUVEA DE SOUZA CONT, CAROLINA,
GOUVEIA, DONNA, 211 STATE RTE 151, E GREENBUSH, , 12061
GOUVEIA, NUNO, 565 CARROLL 8, BROOKLYN, , 11215
GRADY, MEGAN, 1756 LENOX AVE, EAST MEADOW , , 11554
GRAF, LOUISE, 152 W 57 TH FL 60, NEW YORK, , 10019
GRAHAM, LISA, 2071 WALTON AVE 2℃, BRONX, , 10453
GRAHAM, MARK, 83 CLARENDON RD, SCARSDALE, , 10583
GRAHAM, SARAH, 109-15 117 2, QUEENS, , 11420
GRAHAM, SHAUN, 10 CLAY UPPR, LE ROY, , 14482
GRAJALES, CHRISTIANE, 1036 E 241 N A, BRONX, , 10466
GRAJEK, AUTUMN, 9542℃ MIFFLIN LOOP, FORT DRUM, , 13603
GRAMMATICA, NICHOLAS, 12 COMMERCE PARK DR, GANSEVOORT, , 12831
GRANDE, GABRIEL, 11518 HARBOR VIEW DR, EAST ROCKAWAY, , 11518
GRANDISON, EMMANUEL. 971 JEROME 8 D, BROOKLYN, , 11207
GRANT, AIYANA, 1477 TOWNSEND AVE 4 M, BRONX, , 10452
GRANT, LAWRENCE, PO BOX 888, BRONX, . 10453
GRAPES, DAVID, 6441 BROWN HILL RD, BOSTON, , 14025
GRASSELER, DONA, 321 AMENIA UNION RD, AMENIA, , 12501
GRAUBART, CHRISTOPHER, 4030 RYAN PL, SCHENECTADY, , 12303
GRAVETTE, ANIYAH, 115 HENWOOD PL 12 A, BRONX, , 10453
GRAY, DAVID, L, 166 PINEBROOK DR, HYDE PARK, , 12538
GRAY, JESS, PO BOX 543, DELEVAN, , 14042
GREATHEAD, MARY, 19 E 95 TH 3 F, NEW YORK, , 10128
GREEB SHULEE, ZYAN, 41-08 VERNON
GREEN, BRIANNA, 145-43 FERNDALE AVE, JAMAICA, , 11435
GREEN, CODY, 180 GRACE CHURCH , PORT CHESTER, , 10573
, JAMAR, 187 09 2 F, , , 11412
, JULIANN, 210 RIVER MEADOW DR, ROCHESTER, , 14623
, MORRIS, 132 BEACH 27 TH 1. QUEENS, , 11691
, PATRICK, 41 EHRBAR AVE 1 D, MOUNT VERNON, . 10552
GREENBERG, DAVID, 12221
GREENBLAT, KIMBERLY, 360 MAIN , CATSKILL, , 12414
GREENE, MICIAH, 27-26 27 , QUEENS, . 11102
GREGOIRIE, MATTHEW, 4684 DOROTHY PL, BLASDELL, , 14219
GREGORY, ERIC, 13139 US RTE 11, ADAMS CENTER, , 13606
GREGORY, KYMONII, 67-14 PARSONS BLVD 1D, QUEENS, , 11365
GRIFFITHS, CLIFFORD, 164 BEECHWOOD AVE 1, MOUNT VERNON, 10553
GRIMALDI, ANTHONY, 175 55 TH AV,
GRISET, BAZAVIER, 208 W 119 TH 1 G. MANHATTAN, 10026
GROCE, DWAYNE, 882 DUMONT AVE 92 B. BROOKLYN, , 11207
GROCH, MELANIE, 108 LAKESHORE RD, OSWEGO, , 13126
GROSKI, RAYMOND, 209 ZEPKO LN,
GROSS, NANCY, 181 MADISON RD, SCARSDALE, , 10583
GROSSMAN, JUDY, 928 NORTHFIELD RD, WOODMERE, , 11598
GRUNBAUM, GITTY, 1438 57 TH ,
GRUNFELD, SHAINDY, 53 TAAFFE PL 2, BROOKLYN, , 11205
GUARDIOLA, ANGEL, 89-15 102 ND B6, QUEENS, , 11418
GUERRA DUARTE, AMILCAR, 2424
GUERRA, NELSON, 2537 GRAND
GUERRERO, EVAN, 412 W 128 TH #17, NEW YORK, , 10027
GUERRERO, JOSEPH, 2323 WALTON AVE 5 A, BRONX, , 10468
GUERRERO, KATHERINE, 1221 SHERIDAN AVE 41, BRONX, , 10456
GUEST, MICHAEL, 53-06 SKILLMAN AVE 2 B, QUEENS, , 11377
GUGAGANTHA, SURIYA, 278 NEW DORP UN. STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
GUIDA, STEVEN, 139 SCHNEIDER LN, HAUPPAUGE, NY, 11788
GUIDI, JON, 15 CHESTNUT ST, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
GUILFORD, RUSTIN, PO BOX 195, MANCHESTER, , 14504
GUISSELLE G SARGENT ESTATE,
GULLO, NICOLE, 3770 RICHMOND AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
GUNRAJ, LAYLAH, 89-07 SUTTER AVE, QUEENS, , 11417
GUO, ANGEL, KINGS HWY, BROOKLYN, , 11223
GUO, HENRY, 238 BOND ST APT 13 G, BROOKLYN, , 11217
GUTIERREZ, DANIEL, 600 W 157 TH APT 56, MANHATTAN, , 10032
GUTTMAN, OTTO, 15 S FIELD FLS, MONROE, . 10950
GUZMAN, ANGEL, 325 E 194 34, BRONX, , 10458
GUZMAN, DIANA, 3351 84TH JACKSON HTS 3F QUEENS 11372
GUZMAN, ORIANA, 3351 84 TH 3 E, QUEENS, , 11372 HA, HONGJIN.
HABERMAN, MATTHEW, 111 CENTRAL , NORTH BABYLON, , 11703
2 FOX POINT DR, SAINT JAMES, , 11780
HAGLEY, THERESA, 1092 WILLMOHR A4. BROOKLYN, . 11212
HAHN, MEREDITH, 124 ATLANTIC A2 D. BROOKLYN, , 11201
HAILEY, MADISYN, 142 KINGSBOROUGH 1ST WALKART 2℃ BROOKLYN 11233
360 COOLIDGE , W HEMPSTEAD, , 11552
HAISLEY, MARK, 259 06 148 TH , QUEENS, , 11422
HALBFINGER, REBECCA, 1340 E 31 , BROOKLYN, , 11210
HALFORD, MICHAEL, 151 E 83 RD 3 A, NEW YORK, , 10028
HALL, LINDSEY, 249 13 TH 14,
HALL, MICHAEL, 350 SHARON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
HALLDIN, KATHRYN, 401 E 50 TH #4℃, NEW YORK, , 10022
HALSEMA, ANTHONY, 674 47 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11220
HAMDAN, OMAR, 55 TARGEE 2 FL, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
HAMEED, MAJID, 290 N CORONA , VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
HAMEL, AHARON, 1221 GATEWAY BLVD, QUEENS, , 11691
HAMER, KASSIDY, 314 W 105 TH 3 A, NEW YORK, , 10025
HAMID, KAWSAR, 64 LOUISA , BK, , 11218
HAMILTON, CARL, 284 HULL , CLINTONDALE, , 12515
HAMILTON, DANE, 11918 180 TH , JAMAICA, , 11434
, JAMES, PO BOX 803,
, JAMEY, 415 E 52 ND 12 CB, NEW YORK, , 10022
, MAXI, 2292 W 8 TH 5 G, BROOKLYN, , 11223
HAMMOND, JAZMYN, 72 GUINEVERE DR, ROCHESTER, , 14626
HAN HWANG, SEOL, 70 WYOMING CT, SYOSSET, , 11791
HAN, GLEN, 100 CEDAR B23, DOBBS FERRY, , 10522
HAN, JIN, 16308 CROCHERON 3, FLUSHING, , 11358
HANGGI, GIDEON, 7976 STATE RTE 21, NAPLES, , 14512
HAQUE, MOHAMMED, 3019 23 RD , ASTORIA, , 11102
MONTICELLO , BRONX, , 10466 HARDEO, HARDATT, 102-34 93 RD FL 1, QUEENS, , 11418
HARDY, ELLEN, 1807 NUTMEG DR, CARMEL, , 10512
HARICHA, EGYPT, 149-64 257 TH 2, QUEENS, , 11422
HARLAN, ALISIA, 2458 HUGHES 1℃, BRONX, , 10458
HARLEY, RIANNA, 1100 EMERY J2, FULTON, , 13069
HARMON, ANDRAL, 62 ROCKVIEW TER, ROCHESTER, , 14606
HARMON, TRAVIS, 251 LEXINGTON #2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11216 HARRER, JARA 346 MOSEL , STATEN ISLAND, , 10304 HARRILAL, KESHNARINE,
HARRIS, AESZIA, 147 UTICA 4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11213
HARRIS, DANA, 115 A W 168 3 A, BRONX, , 10452
, ELIZABETH, 171 W 79 TH #94 W, NEW YORK, , 10024
, KYLE, 11 MAPLE CT, BAY SHORE, , 11706
, TERRANCE, 272 PENNSYLVANIA 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11207
HARRY, ANGEL, 216 W 111 TH 3℃, NEW YORK, , 10026
HART, POLINA, 2 WHITEHALL RD #21,
HART, SKYLER, 375 MANHATTAN 7 W, MANHATTAN, , 10026
HARVEY, BRITTANY, 494 A QUINCY 2, BROOKLYN, , 11221
HASAN, GAZI, 1902 EASTERN PKWY, BROOKLYN, , 11233
HASSAN, AYAH, 740 CLARKSON 6 B, BROOKLYN, , 11203
HASWELL, LEE, 4575 LAKE 1117, ROCHESTER, , 14612
HAUNSS, CHRISTOPHE, 146 WELLINGTON RD, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
HAUSER, NATALIYA, 2142 45 TH , QUEENS, . 11101
HAYASHI, TADAATSU, 780 3 RD FL 42 ND, NEW YORK, , 10017
HAYASHI, TOMOHARU, 66 DALE RD, EASTCHESTER, , 10709
HAYES, DWIGHT L, 345 CLASSON 16 H, BROOKLYN, , 11212
HAYES, J TRACY, 20 N BROADWAY B206, WHITE PLAINS, , 10601
HAYES, NICHOLAS, 180 RIVERSIDE DR, NEW YORK, , 10024
HAYMAN, CEDRIC, 3273 38 TH 3, ASTORIA, . 11103
HAYNES, JAREA, 120 EINSTEIN LOOP APT 14 A. BRONX, NY, 10475
HE, ZENG CHENG HONG, 58-44 146 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11355
HE, ZHUO CHEN, 45-49 248 TH ST, QUEENS, , 11362
HEADY, LAYLA, 16 SLOAN PL, BROOKLYN, , 11223
HEAPHY, WILLIAM, 65 MEADOWLARK DR, COHOES, , 12047
HEBETS, NATHAN, 108 N PAGE AVE APT 2, ENDICOTT, , 13760
HEDGEPETH, ELLA, 77 WITTE DR,
HEDGES, JOSEPH, 574 TAMARAC RD, OXFORD, , 13830
HEIN, TERESA, R, 5 FAIRVIEW AVE EXT, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
HEINRICH, JESSICA, 179 FLORENCE AVE, ROCHESTER, , 14616
HEINZER, JOSH, 5 SEWARD LN, STONY BROOK, , 11790
HEISER, DESIREE, 19 MORGAN HILL RD, HURLEY, , 12443
HEISLER, SHAINDY, 3610 AVE L BROOKLYN, BROOKLYN, , 11210
HELEN, K, 551 W 21 4 D,
HELGASON, SAMI, 150 W 51 , NEW YORK, , 10019
HELLER, ISAAC, 1175 E 12 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11230
HENDERSON, ANN, 279 INGRASSIA RD, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
RIDGE RD, CÁRMEL, , 10512
HENDERSON, JEFFREY, 7 RESIDENCE INN DR 101, LATHAM, , 12110
HENRIQUEZ, JOSHUA, 1032 TIFFANY 2, BRONX, , 10459
HENRY SCHEIN INC, 135 DURYEA RD, MELVILLE, , 11747
HENRY, AIDEN, 109-25 208 TH , QUEENS, , 11429
, MAKAYLA, 2332 ADAM CLAYTON POWELL JR BLVD 5F, NEW YORK, , 10030
, NYZERIA, 346 MAGNOLIA , ROCHESTER, , 14611
, SANTHA, 25935 147 TH RD, , , 11422
HERITAGENERGY CO, 625 SAWKILL RD, KINGSTON, , 12401
HERMICK, NICOLAS, 541 W 144 TH 4, , , 10031
HERNANDEZ JOSE, NINETTE, 540 W 165 5 B, , , 10032
HERNANDEZ MOLINA, FABIANA, 65 FORT WASHINGTON AVE 41, , 10022
, ALIAN, 1195 SHERMAN AVE 32 A, BRONX, , 10456
, ANGELO, 31 LEONARD 9 S, BROOKLYN, , 11206
, CHRISTINA. 40 AMSTERDAM AVE 1 E, MANHATTAN, . 10023
, ELIANA, 304 E 139 TH 3 F, BRONX, , 10454
283 BLEECKER , BROOKLYN, , 11237 , RICARDO.
154 W BRIDGE , CATSKILL, , 12414
, WILMER, 2180 BRONX PARK E 5 L, BRONX, , 10462
HERRERA, BRIAN, 25 LOGAN 2, BROOKLYN, , 11208
HERRERA, SORAYA, 2521 BARNES AVE 1. BRONX, , 10467
HERRING, MELVIN, 2363 POWELL BLVD 3℃, , , 10030
HERZOG, MIRIAM, 282 WALLABOUT 4, BROOKLYN, , 11205
HESCOTT, CARDINAL, 7 MEADOWVIEW DR, HARTSDALE, , 10530
HEWETT, MOLLY, 9 OVERTON CT,
HEWITT, THOMAS, 53 PINELLO RD, QUEENSBURY, , 12804
HIGGITT, SANDRA, 48 VALIMAR BLVD, WHITE PLAINS, , 10603
66 POWERHOUSE RD STE 301, ROSLYN HTS, , 11577
HILL, AARON, 179 CRESTMOUNT AVE 2, TONAWANDA, , 14150
HILL, GREG, 3221 SOUTHWESTERN BLVD #164, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
HILL, JAMESON, 310 GREENWICH 38 K, , , 10013
HILL, ROBERT, 106 E MAIN , LE ROY, , 14482
HILLDRUP, VINCENT, 200 PARK AVE, , , 10166
HINDERLITER, JAYSEN, 4342 RABBIT RUN RD, TRUMANSBURG, , 14886
HINDS, GREGORY, 925 MARKS AVE 2A, BROOKLYN, , 11213
WYANDANCH, , 11798
HIRALDO, JOSE, 227 E 178 TH 5 B E, BRONX, , 10457
HIRANO, YOSHIKAZU, 29 OAK , HARRISON, , 10528
HIRSCHMAN, WILMARIE, 6581 TER CT 3. MIDDLE VLG, , 11379
HOCK, GEORGE, 530 OAKRIDGE DR, ROCHESTER, , 14617
HODGE, NINA, 70 MORRIS 3,
HODOROWSKI, DAVID, 46 CHURCH 101, PALTZ, , 12561
HOFFLER, KASHAWN, 545 W 126 TH 3 B. MANHATTAN, , 10027
HOFFMAN, DAVID, 3926 48 TH , SUNNINGIDE, 11101
SUNNYSIDE, , 11104
HOFFMAN, JESSA, 600 STERLING PL 1 R, BROOKLYN, , 11238
HOFFMAN, KATHLEEN, 80 SUNBURST CIR, EAST AMHERST, . 14051
HOFMANN, PETER, 12 W 26 TH , , 10001
HOGAN, DARLENE, 72 COUNTY RTE 41, HUDSON FALLS, , 12839
HOGAN, SEAN, 10 WINNIE LN, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
HOGLUND, , 151 CENTRAL PARK W, , , 10023
HOLDEN, DONIELLE, 127 JOHNSON HILL RD, HOOSICK FALLS, , 12090
HOLDSWORTH, NICOLE, PO BOX 104, W BLOOMEFIELD, 14585
HOLLAND, STACEY, 1414 WYTHE PL 53 B, BRONX, , 10452
HOLMAN, TWINASHA, 1055 FINDLAY AVE, BRONX, , 10456
HOLMES, MICHAEL, 365 DREXEL DR, PINE BUSH, NY, 12566
HOLOWACH, SCOTT, 7 SCHOOLHOUSE RD, PORT JERVIS, NY, 12771
HONAHAN, ZACHARY, 12 FAIR OAKS RD, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
HOOP, TARYN, 338 PROSPECT PL APT 4℃, BROOKLYN, , 11238
HOOTMAN, JOHN, 361 BREWSTER ST, PAINTED POST, , 14870
HOPKINS, MERILLA, 3306 SEYMOUR AVE, BRONX, , 10469
SALAMANCA, , 14779
HOROWITZ, CHANA, 1565-59 ST APT 1-A, BROOKLYN, , 11219
HOROWYTZ, STEPHANIE, 305 COOPER , BROOKLYN, , 11237
HORTON, MARION, 175 PERSHING AVE APT 712, BUFFALO, , 14208
HOSSAIN, AKRAMUL, 4 S PERKINS , ELMSFORD, , 10523
HOSTUTTLER, EILEEN, 5419 BURLESON RD, GREAT VALLEY, , 14741
HOUSER, JEWELL, 65 W 95 THAPT G-E, NEW YORK, , 10025
HOVEKAMP, LAUREN, 10 SUNSET RD, SAG HARBOR, , 11963
HOWARD, MALIK, 118 W 1 APT 2 A, NORTHPORT, , 11768
HOYLE, SCOTT, 6 SAND HILL RD, NORTHPORT, , 41708
HRANAC, JO, 1712 E 4 TH APT 6,
HSBC BANK, 2929 WALDEN , DEPEW, , 14043
HUANCAYO, STEPHANIE, 32 RED OAKS MILL RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
HUANG, BEN, 14735 38 TH APT B46, FLUSHING, , 11354
HUANG, CONNOR, E 28 APT 21 E, NEW YORK, , 10016
HUANG, NATALIE, 213-06 29 , QUEENS, , 11360
HUANG, SHOUMIN, 6721 11 #2, BROOKLYN, , 11219
HUCKABY, ALICIA, 350 E 116 APT 3, NEW YORK, , 10029
HUDSON, DARRELL, 64 BEAVER #153, NEW YORK, , 10004
HUDSON, TM, 1414 LANGDON BLVD, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, , 11570
HUGHES, CATHERINE, 5607 BEAR RD APT E2, SYRACUSE, , 13212
RD, PETERSBURG, , 12138
HUI, KENNETH, 140-11 CHERRY FLUSHING , FLUSHING, , 11355
HULBERT, CANDACE, 5 CHARLES , ITCHACA, , 14850
HULSMANN, ROBERT, PO BOX 188, ORIENT, , 11957
HUMPHREY, RICHARD, 4344 HAMMOCKS DR, GENESEO, , 14454
HUNT, AUSTIN, 3405 GATES PL, BRONX, , 10467
HUNT, CIARAN, 44-28 PURVES , LONG ISLAND CITY, , 11101
HUNT, DANIELLE, 15 KNOBB HILL DR,
HUNT, KENEISHA, 1032 BAY31 , QUEENS, , 11691
HUQUE, ABDUL, 237 PARKVILLE , BROOKLYN, , 11230
HURT, JONATHAN, 22 ANDOVER RD, PORT WASHINGTON, , 11050
HURTADO, BRAD, 19 CONSELYEA , BROOKLYN, , 11211
HUSSAIN, KAMRUL, 7 E GUM HILL RD APT 4 F, BRONX, , 10467
HUSSAIN, ZAKIR, 751 NOSTRAND , BROOKLYN, , 11216
HUSSEIN, AHMED, 638 WYNGATE DR W, VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
HUSSEIN, MAJEDA, 25 WASHINGTON APT 4 H, BROOKLYN, , 11201
HUSSEIN, MARYAN, 901 TALLMAN , SYRACUSE, , 13204
HUSSEY, JASON, 287 HUNGRY HARBOR RD, VALLEY STREAM, , 11581
HUTCHINSON MADDOX, CAITLIN, 345 E 94 APT 7 G, NEW YORK, , 10128
HUTTICK, DEBORAH, 333 E 176 APT 5℃, BRONX, , 10457
HUXOLL, TOM, 148 ARBORWOOD
HWANG, JEONGSUK, 59 HARRISON , WEST HARRISON, , 10604
HWANG, JUNSEON, 2922 NORTHERN BLVD APT 408, LONG IS CITY, , 11101
I I 2ND BN 25TH MARINES, 605 STEWART . GARDEN CITY, . 11530
IALENTI, MARC, 377 OAK STE 104, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
IANCU, NICOLAE, 16221 N CONDUIT , JAMAICA, , 11434
ICHERT-MATEJA, MEREDITH, 6344 136 . FLUSHING, . 11367
IDDI, KASHINDI, 131 SPRING , SYRACUSE, , 13208
IDOLAR, ESIMA, 2547 WESTERVELT , BRONX, , 10469
IDROVO, CARLOS, 2543 ERICSSON , EAST ELMHURST, , 11369
IERACI, JESSICA, 107 VILLAGE HILL DR, DIX HILLS, , 11746
IGLESIAS, RICH, 71 GRACÉ 3 G, GREAT NECK, , 11021 IGNATUK, ADELE.
522 TRUMBULLS RD, JAY, , 12941
678 SHEPHERD, BROOKLYN, , 11208
WOODSIDE, , 11377
IMMEDIATE MED CARE MD, 240 D S HIGHLAND , OSSINING, , 10562
INAMAGUA, LUIS, 2557 90 30 , QUEENS, , 11369
INDIETHON INC, 760 EVERGREEN APT 1 R, BROOKLYN, , 11207
INDIG, ABRAHAM, 831 BEDFORD UNIT 516, BROOKLYN, , 11205
INGEBRAND, DANA, 200 WILLOUGHBY UNIT 58173, BROOKLYN, , 11205
INGRAHAM, CHARLOTTE, 721 DICKSON , ENDICOTT, , 13760
INOA, ALEJANDRO, 133 SEAMAN APT 3 F. MANHATTAN, , 10034
IPANGUNA, CARINE, 130 HASTINGS , BUFFALO, , 14215
IREV TRUST BERTI ROSENBLAT, 2948 BELL BLVD, BAYSIDE, , 11360
IRIZARRY, FERNANDO, 361 E 163 RD ST APT 4 J, BRONX, NY, 10451
IRVINE, CRAIG, 2830 BAUCHER RD, JASPER, NY, 14855
ISAACS, ISIAH, 3470 FORT INDEPENDENCE ST APT 4 O, BRONX, , 10463
ISLAM, SHÓHAG, 44 N 3 2, HUDSON, , 12534
ISLAM, TAHMIDUL, 9740 78 TH , QUEENS, , 11416
ISMAEL, AMER, 41 SIMONSON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
ITRI, LAUREN, A, 21 SMITH , PLEASANT VALLEY, , 12569 ITZKOWITZ, DAVID.
IUCCI, JOSEPH, 1426 HOLIDAY PARK DR, WANTAGH, , 11793
IVANOV, IVAN, 17 W 125 TH 5 L, NEW YORK, , 10027
IWAI, MIYUKI, 505 WHITE PLAINS 3
IYENGAR, TANUJ, 10 W 26 E, MANHATTAN, , 10004
JACKMAN, MELVA, 119-39 NASHVILLE BLVD, JAMAICA, , 11412
JACKSON, AVERY, W 93 26 B, NEW YORK, , 10025
JACKSON, DAVID, 242 COOKS LN, WATER MILL, , 11976
, DUVON, 150 W 225 23℃, BRONX, , 10463
, GREGORY, 571 FDR DR 7 D, MANHATTAN, , 10002
AMITYVILLE, , 11701
, RANDY, 2932 AVE V 5 E,
, RODERICK, 281 E 149 2 D BRONX 10451
, SHANIYAH, 67 WARREN 5 M, STATEN ISLAND, 40004
, SIMON,
JACOB, JERYN, 101 NIXON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
JACOBI, PAUL, 549 ISHAM 58, NEW YORK, , 10034
JACOBSON, DANIELE, 201 TODD , KATONAH, , 10536
JAFRI, REAZ, 24 FAIRVIEW , PRT WASHINGTON, , 11050
JAGERNATH, ANJELIE, 1536 E 91 NONE, BROOKLYN, , 11236
JAHAN, ISHRA, 816 47 B6, BROOKLYN, , 11220
JAHAN, NOOR SHAMANTA, 17025 HIGHLAND 4 B, JAMAICA, , 11432
JAHAN, NUSRATH, 7522 37 #413, HTS, , 11373
JAHRA, FATEMA, 9720 57 9℃, CORONA, , 11368
JAKLITSCH, MARK, 4 JAY CT, SAYVILLE, , 11782
JALLOH, BILGICHA, 3540 DECATUR
JALLOH, IBRAHIM, 22702 114 DR, 2077 VYSE 4, BRONX, , 10460 JAMAL, INARA.
201 E 12 , NEW YORK, , 10003
JAMED, SONDRA, 620 E 108 , BROOKLYN, , 11236
JAMES, KYLIE, 30 DEFOREST , LAGRANGEVILLE, , 12540
JAMES, MONICA, 437 E 3 , MOUNT VERNON, , 10553
, TAYLOR, 30 DEFOREST , LAGRANGEVILLE, , 12540
, THOMAS, 30 DEFOREST ,
, WILLIAM, 1087 UNION B1, BROOKLYN, , 11225
JAMISON, DARREN, 280 CORNELIA 304, PLATTSBURGH, , 12901
JANKOWSKI, HEATHER, 6570 KICKBUSCH HILL , CATTARAUGUS, , 14719
JARRETT, MATTHEW, 7 FURNACE , NORFOLK, , 13667
JASIC, SAMRA, 8652 ALIZARIN ,
JAVED, HERA, 307 E 39 , BROOKLYN, , 11203
JAVIER, HIPOLITO, 530 AUDUBON 49, NEW YORK, , 10040
JAWARA, FATIMA, 2635 3 6℃, BRONX, , 10451
JEEWA, AHMED, 360 W 34 8 Y, NEW YORK, , 10001
JEFFERIES, ABIGAIL, 199-11 120 ALBANS, QUEENS, , 11412
JEFFERS, EDWARD, 64 BEAVER #153, NEW YORK, , 10004
JEFFERSON, JERALD, 14026 182 ND , SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, , 11413
JENNINGS, ELIJAH, 5 MORGAN CT, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
JERGE, ERIC, 107 WOODLAND DR, ROCHESTER, , 14612
JETER, TORIAY, 783 E 168 3 B, BRONX, , 10456
JIBON, RAFIOUN, 94-07 199 3, HOLLIS, , 11423
JIMENEZ, ABIEL, 261 HIMROD 2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11237
JIMENEZ, COLE, 41-42 73 7 B, QUEENS, , 11377
JIMENEZ, MARLYN, 225 BEACH 28 1 FL, QUEENS, , 11691
JIMINAN, RICHARD, 5210 W BROADWAY 2B, NEW YORK, , 10463
JIN MOON, KYOUNG, 356 WINDSOR HWY, NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
JIN, GUANJUN, 400 W 119 10 T, NEW YORK, , 10027
JIN, ZHAOYAN, 169 HURON 3 B, BROOKLYN, , 11222
JOACHIM, JAHZE MONET, 114-11 198 , ALBANS, , 11412
JOACHIM, SCHNEIDER, 1214 E FAYETTE , SYRACUSE, , 13210
JOACHIN, EDRISS, 80 LENOX 3 E, BROOKLYN, , 11226
JOELL, KOVAN, 11 DANDELION , ROCKY POINT, , 11778
JOHAN, ALLAN, 304 E MAIN NO236, SMITHTOWN, , 11787
71 BRIDGETOWN , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
JOHN, JIMMY, 123 MAIN , NEW YORK, , 10011
JOHN, LEVIS, 24908 MEMPHIS , ROSEDALE, , 11422
JOHNSEN, ERIK, 20 MILL LN, SAUGERTIES, , 12477
JOHNSON LEE, KENIQUE。
曼哈顿,纽约州,10027,西125街321号,JOHNSON, ADAM。
JOHNSON, ASHLEY,纽约州,日内瓦,14456,南主街511号 4室
, BRYCE,布朗克斯,纽约州,10474,亨茨点大道827号 4A室
, CHARLES,纽约州,锡拉丘兹,13207,巴恩斯大道601号
, DERRICK,纽约州,彭内尔维尔,13132,县道54号631号 34地块
, DONTE,曼哈顿,纽约州,10027,西127街227号 #3 H室
, FIONA,纽约,纽约州,10030,西143路114号 1 F室
, JAMES,纽约州,珍珠河,10965,保琳露台46号
, KOREY A,纽约州,蒙特基斯科,10549,门罗大道40号 \$ C
, LESLIE,曼哈顿,纽约州,10027,西131街250号 6 E室
, MARIE,纽约州,牙买加,11434,贝斯利大道161-08号
, PAUL,纽约州,豪波格,11788,海伦·玛丽广场70号
, SIMONE,纽约州,波基普西,12604,雷蒙德大道124号 2040信箱
, TELECIA,皇后区,纽约州,11435,145街111-48号
, THERESA, G,纽约州,海德公园,12538,卢蒂驱动46号
, TREVOR,纽约州,新罗切尔,10801,蒙特乔伊广场137号
, VAUGHN, W,纽约州,纽堡,12550,登路7号
, WHITNEY, L,纽约州,布法罗,14227,榆叶驱动44号
, ZOE,布鲁克林,纽约州,11218,达希尔路141号 147达希尔路
JOLSON, SHELDON,纽约州,森林山,11375,66路10230号 20℃室
JONES, ANDREW,纽约州,奥本,13021,列克星敦大道54号 2室
JONES, CHELEENA,纽约州,德莱文,14042,北主街1027号 25 B地块
, CHRISTA,皇后区,纽约州,11422,136路247-14号
, JACK,纽约,纽约州,10021,东70街151号
, JAHMAI,布鲁克林,纽约州,11229,布拉格街2356号 4 D室
, JASMINE,布鲁克林,纽约州,11207,乔治亚大道553号 2 R
, JAYDESS,斯塔滕岛,纽约州,10301,中央大道100号 室 / 无
, ROYSON,纽约州,法罗克威,11693,海滩通道驱动8203号 5 A
, SARAH,纽约,纽约州,10025,中央公园西350号
, SHALIA,皇后区,纽约州,11433,160街109-30号 2 F室
布鲁克林,纽约州,11209,马歇尔驱动3 45号 2 B室
, SPIRIT,曼哈顿,纽约州,10033,西180街502号 5室
, WALTER,纽约州,恩迪科特,13760,山谷景观驱动250号
JORDAN, CHRISTEN,纽约州,沃茨博罗,12790,966号信箱
JORDAN, EDWARD,公园景观大道142号,
, JACOB,布朗克斯,纽约州,10452,普林顿大道1360号 1 B室
, NEHEMIAH,皇后区,纽约州,11691,麦克布莱德街1379号 2室
, ROBERT,纽约州,皮茨福德,14534,格罗夫街10号
JORGENSEN, ANITA,纽约,纽约州,10013,拉法叶街100号 604室
JOSEPH, DILLIAN,皇后区,纽约州,11434,173街115-39号 私室
JOSEPH, EMELY,纽约,纽约州,10021,东72街225号 525室
, EMMANUEL,皇后区,纽约州,11691,卡夫雷大道1602号 1室
, JAMONT,纽约,纽约州,10003,鲍厄里317号
, MICHAELLA,纽约,纽约州,10032,海文大道60号 8 F室
JOUBERT, LEWIS,布朗克斯,纽约州,10469,布克大道2439号 16室
JOY, BH,纽约州,哈弗斯特劳,10927,新主街23号
JUDD, LATRELL,布朗克斯,纽约州,10469,格雷斯大道2885号 2室
JULIE PHILIPPI, CH. 13 TRUSTEE, 170
JUNG, WOONG,纽约,纽约州,10022,东55街235号 36 B室
JUNGREIS, DAVID,纽约州,门罗,10950,特维里亚路3号 201单元
K ONE NUTRITION INC,纽约州,法拉盛,11355,卡尔米亚大道14604号
KABA, NANTENEN,布朗克斯,纽约州,10456,格兰特大道1135号
KACHINSKY, KIRILL,布鲁克林,纽约州,11229,东15街2373号 B2室
KADOYA, RIEKO,纽约州,长岛市,11102,12街2566号 PH 1
KAGAN LUBIC LEPPER GOLD LLP,
KAHN, ROBERT,纽约州,罗斯林高地,11577,霍利巷65号
KALAMARAS, EVON,斯塔滕岛,纽约州,10305,港口景观广场63号
KALASH, MARK,纽约州,华盛顿,11050,切尔西驱动8号 PRT
KALLENBACH, ERNEST,纽约州,奥利安,14760,西州街1521号
KALPUPERSAUD, MENAWATTIE,纽约州,奥 존公园,11417,107街10325号 #1
纽约州,贝赛德,11360,肯尼迪街
KAMINSKI, STEVE,皇后区,纽约州,11374,65街98-41号 1 D室
KANE, WHITNEY,湖街290号,
KANG, JIWOO,纽约州,贝赛德,11360,23大道211-30号 2 F
KANGELA, REGINA,纽约州,宾汉姆顿,13905,花卉大道58号 12室
KANTE, NIOUMA,布鲁克林,纽约州,11226,东32街372号 #2
KAPHAN, MICHAEL,蒂蒂库斯路100号,
KAPLAN, CHARLES,纽约州,斯卡斯代尔,10583,公园大道40号
KAPLAN, CINDY,东66街2140号,
KAPLAN, MARK,纽约,纽约州,10034,西218街520号 6 A室
KAPLAN, PAUL,纽约,纽约州,10040,展望露台100号 66室
KAPLUN, MICHAEL, 44 GRAMERCY PARK N APT 6 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10010
KARAKO, CHAIM, 737 KEARNY DR, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11581
KARCZ, PAUL, P, 48 TIMBERLINE DR,
KASTBERG, JACOB, 656 SARATOGA RD, BURNT HILLS, , 12027
KATRA, JOY, 2143 SHADOW LN, LAKE VIEW, , 14085
KATZ, BRUNO, 250 FIRST AVE APT 2℃, MANHATTAN, , 10009
KAUFFMAN, ALFRED, G, 51 CREEK RD,
KAUFMAN, LEOPOLD, 1882 58 TH ST,
KAUFMAN, LIMOR, 425 E 63 RD ST W11 J, NEW YORK, , 10065
KAUFMAN, YITZCHOK, 30 EISENHOWER AVE, SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
KAUR, AKWANT, 115-06-95 AV, S RICHMOND HILL, , 11419
KAUR, DILJOT, 113-16 93 RD 1, QUEENS, , 11418 , GURPREFT
95-55 114 , S RICHMOND HILL, , 11419 , HARVEER,
, JAGDISH,
, SANTOSH, 162-60 PIDEON RD, QUEENS, , 11358
KAY, MARY, 10525 64 TH 2 F, FOREST HILLS, , 11375
KAYES, DIANA, 139 AUBURN , BUFFALO, , 14213
KEEFE, CHRISTOPHER, 5977 MAGNOLIA STEPMAN RD, MAYVILLE, 44757
KEENEY, HEATHER, PO BOX 329, NEW SUFFOLK, , 11956
KEENLEY, MAX, 7 BILLS PL, BROOKLYN, , 11218
KEHRER, ADAM, 105 CHERRY LAUREL LN, AMHERST, , 14228
KEITA, MORY, 2156 HONE , BRONX, , 10461
KEITA, SITAN, 2714 GIFFORD , BRONX, , 10465
KELCH, HARRIET, 42 ERASTINA PL, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
KELEHER, ALEXANDRIA, 33 LEARY LN, NESCONSET, , 11767
KELLER, SARAH, 2922 WOODBRIDGE , SCHENECTADY, , 12306
KELLY, JASMINA, 171 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD, BUFFALO, , 14226
KELLY, KAITLYN, 1 JEFFERSON C8. ROCKVILLE CTR. . 11570
KELLY, LISA, 178 WARRÉN , GLENS FALLS, , 12801
KENNEDY, ELIJAH, 458 E 51 B6, BROOKLYN, , 11203
KENNEDY, MARK, 500 SHADY DR,
KENNEDY, MICHAEL, 12107 VERSAILLES PLANK RD, LAWTONS, , 14091
KENNISON, GAIL, 15 BRUECKNER LN, WEST HURLEY, , 12491
KERBY, RICHARD, 1 DOGWOOD HILLS RD, NEWBURGH, , 12550
KERSEY, KAREN, 212 ROBBLE ,
KERSUL, ALBINA, 2059 46 TH , ASTORIA, , 11105
KESAVAN, NITHIL, 643 WOOL , FRANKLIN SQ, , 11010
KESSEL, WILLIAM, 1458 VILLAGE PARK DR, ALDEN, , 14004
KESSLER, HOPE, 79-00 QUEENS BLVD 535, QUEENS, , 11373
KETONES, JAMES, 93 E DR, SAG HARBOR, , 11963
KHABIBOV, ARTUR, 2440 E 29 TH 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11235
KHAMIDOV, ULUGBEH, 22 EASTHOLM RD, SCHENECTADY, , 12304
KHAN, FAIZA, 1852 TOMLINSON , BRONX, , 10461
KHAN, KAMAL, 155 OLDFIELD ,
KHAN, RIAZ, 13411 230 LAURELTON,
KHAN, RÜHÜL, 57 TH , CORONA, , 11368
KHATUN, MST, 3405 28 TH 5℃, ASTORIA, , 11103
KILDUFF, PATRICK, 319 C M-E, NEW YORK, , 10009
KILIC, ASIM, 55 LAKESIDE DR. FARMINGVILLE, , 11738
KIM, BRANDON, 260 1 A14, MINEOLA, , 11501
KIM, BUHOI, 700 WARREN RD 21-2 A, ITHACA, , 14850
, EUN, 39 W 32 ND RM 604, NEW YORK, , 10001
, HANNA, 4511 156 TH , FLUSHING, , 11355
, JEONG, 35 E 4 TH 5, BROOKLYN, , 11218
, JIN, 13-12 MICHAEL CT 2ND FL, QUEENS, , 11360
, JIN, 70 SECOR RD, ARDSLEY, , 10502
, TIFFANY, 154-38 17 TH RD 2 FL, QUEENS, , 11357
KIMBALL, CATHERINE, 766 MIDDLE , SCHENECTADY, , 12309
KIMMERLING, ELIZABETH, 57 BRIAR RD, NANUET, , 10954
KIMURA, YASUYUKI, 500 5 TH STE 3620, NEW YORK, , 10110
KINASH, LUCAS, 374 PEARL 3 D, MANHATTAN, , 10038
KING, JEANNE, 451 N 6 TH , FULTON, , 13069
KING, JOE, 165 NORFELD BLVD, ELMONT, , 11003
KING, PATRICK, PO BOX 162, WALKER VALLEY, , 12588
KING, PETER, 70 SUTTON 3 F, BROOKLYN, , 11222
KINNEY, DONALD, 8 HILLCREST CIR, DANSVILLE, , 14437
KIPPER, ALEXIS, 9 D 215 E 73 RD , NEW YORK, , 10021
KIRK, ELIZABETH, 308 E 78 TH , NEW YORK, , 10075
KLAR, JOEL, 15 DARTMOUTH RD, MONROE, , 10950
KLEBAN, LEXY, 44 TRILLIUM RD, PLEASANT VALLEY, , 12569
KLEIN, FRIEDA, 547 FLUSHING 1-L, BROOKLYN, , 11206
KLEIN, GITTY, 234 KEAP 2 A, BROOKLYN, , 11211
KLEINKE, PETER, 56 MADELEINE LN, GLENMONT, , 12077
KLIEN, HANNAH, 5908 SWEET RD, 510 DAHILL, BROOKLYN, , 11218
KNAPP, BARRY, 5800 ARLINGTON AVE 16 G, BRONX, NY, 10471
KNDRYL INC, ONE VANDERBILT AVE 15 TH, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
KNIELING, SCOTT, 8815 FLATLANDS , BROOKLYN, , 11236
KNIGHT, ELIJAH, 869 FLUSHING APT 14 A. BROOKLYN, , 11206
KNOLL, DAVID, 969 PLYMOUTH S, ROCHESTER, , 14608
KNOPF, RIKA, 1362 51 ST, BROOKLYN, , 11219
KNOX, ABIODUN, 188 KENT ST, ALBANY, , 12206
KOBELKOWSKY, ORI, 1840 WHITE PLAINS APT BSMT, BRONX, , 10462
KOCH, SAMANTHA, 744 CLOVER , BRIGHTON, , 14610
KOGAN, ALEX, 2337 E 29 TH 2, BROOKLYN, , 11229
KOHLER, MICHAEL, 69 W MAIN , RIPLEY, , 14775
KOK NGAN, KOO, 2021 77 TH ,
KOLYA, ZAID, 324 E 196 , BRONX, , 10458
KONATE, ADAMA, 613 365 E 184 TH , BRONX, , 10458
KONTOULES, JAMES, 142 OAKLAND 241 CENTENNIAL HALL, SYRACUSE, , 13210
KOONS, BRETT, 129 DEGRAW D, BROOKLYN, , 11231
KORDZAIA, ZHUZHUNA, 12 ROOSEVELT . ROSLYN, 11576
KORECKYJ, MICHAEL, 33 MILES ,
KORTELING, KARYN, 311 S FRANKLIN , SYRACUSE, , 13202
KORTMULDER, MEEKA, 726 UNION , BRONX, , 10455
KORYNOSKI, GARY, 281 HARDENBURGH RD, PINE BUSH, , 12566
KOSSOW, ALEXANDRA, 479 SOMÉRVILLE , TONAWANDA, , 14150
KOTAS, KELLY,
KOUYATE, YAYA, 1463 HOE 12 A, BRONX, , 10460 KOVALICH, JOANN, 605 DELANO
KOWAL, JESSICA, 2050 DEAN ,
KOZERSKI, GREGORY, 3858 N BUFFALO STE 2, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
KRANICH, DYLAN, 535 W END 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10024
KRANICH, MAX, 535 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10024
KRAYER, ELIZABETH, 107 FORESTER A2, WARWICK, , 10990
KRAYER, ELIZABETH, 14℃ 53 RD STE 220. BROOKLYN, . 11232
KREBS, BRITTANEY, 20 RIVER RD 3℃, NEW YORK, , 10044
KREIDLER, WENDY, M, 420 RIVERSIDE DR 6 G, NEW YORK, , 10025
KROHN, YECHIEL, 1763 E 24 1, BROOKLYN, , 11229
KROKOS, MALGORZATA, 1611 LOWELL CENTER RD, EAST AMHERST, , 14051
KRUMAN, JENNIFER, 223 BEDFORD , BROOKLYN, , 11211
KRUMHOLTZ, MARK, 23 KENDELL DR,
KUCHER, GABY, 351 BADEN PL, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
KUGELMAN, GITTEL, 1543 41 1, BROOKLYN, , 11218
KULINA, GEORGIA, 100 MOUNT GREY RD, S SETAUKET, , 11720
KULKA, LISA, 210 S LAKE VILLAGE G, BUFFALO, , 14261
KUMAR, VIJAY, 37-05 90 7 B,
KUMBALAKKUZHIYIL, MEHABOOB, 251
KURFIS, CARLA, 208 HARRIS RD HA1, BEDEFORD HILLS, 10507
KUROKI, RYOSUKE, 252 7 TH 12 N, NEW YORK, , 10001
KURT, TILL, 530 SENATOR 2 FL,
KURTULUS, METIN, 101 CAROLINE , STATEN ISLAND, . 10310
KURZ, GERALD, 6 IÓWA , PORT JEFFERSON STN, , 11776
KURZDORFER, JAMES, 111 SAWYER , DEPEW, , 14043
KUTZIN, RAY, 310 GREENWICH 15 J, NEW YORK, , 10013
KYEREME, RENEE, 120 DEKRUIF PL 13 K, BRONX, , 10475
LABOMBARD, CHRISTOPHER, 11 GENESEE LN, PLATTSBURGH, , 12901 LABOVITZ, ELIJAH, 340 E 93 RD 10
LABRISE, ANGELICA, 3948 RALPH S, SEAFORD, , 11783
LADUE, TODD, 138 DILLY RD, PORT CRANE, , 13833
LAI, SOPHIA, 75-11 175 TH , QUEENS, , 11366
LAITSAS, GEORGE, 555 10 TH 33 F, NEW YORK, , 10018
LAKE GEORGE RV PARK I, 74 STATE RTE 149. LAKE GEORGE, , 12845
LAKESIDE SURVEYING LLC, 4 BEACH
LAKSHMANAN, SARAVANAN, 185 VAN RENNS BLVD 11-1 B, MENANDS, , 12204
LAMAR, CHERYL, 165 NICHLOS 1
LAMBERT, THOMAS, 130 E 18 TH 4 T, NEW YORK, , 10003
LAMP, KAELYN, 125 1 / 2 EDDY , ITHACA, , 14850
LANCKI, BENJAMIN, E, 17 PEMBROKE DR, ENDICOTT, , 13760
LANDIN, NELIDA, 6735 RIDGE BLVD 2 G, BROOKLYN, , 11220
LANDOLPHI, MICHAEL, 27 ROXBURY RD, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
LANDRIGAN, THOMAS, 25 DEVOE RD, CHAPPAQUA, , 10514
LANDY, KEVIN, 28 CONSTANT , YONKERS, , 10701
LEE, JOONHENG, 3276 JUDITH DR,
LANTIGUA, ALBERT, 511 OLMSTEAD 2. BRONX, , 10473
LANTIGUA, STANLEY, 2716 MARION 6 L. BRONX, , 10458
LANZILLOTTA, LAURA, 12 HAMPSHIRE CT, HOLBROOK, , 11741
LAPOINT, KEVIN, 1215 RIVER RD, NORWOOD, , 13668
LARA, BIANEL, 370 HANCOCK 。
LARRY, ANGELIKA, 50 EVERGREEN DR #50. MONTICELLO, NY. 12701
LARSON, EVA, 113 LYONS LN, MILTON, NY, 12547
LASERMAX DEFENSE SE L MD, 3495
LASKA, REA, 8405 BAY PKWY, BROOKLYN, , 11214
LATIPOV, ABDUKARIM, 220 E 18 TH ST APT 2 A. BROOKLYN, , 11226
LATOUR, WILLIAM, 76, EISENHOWER AVE, , 13126
LAUB, LORINDA, 444 E 52 ND ST, NEW YORK, , 10022
LAUESEN, TAYLOR, 102 ROGERS AVE, , , 11216
LAURITZEN, MARIAH, 343 GOLD APT 2504, , , 11201
LAVANCHER, SHERRY, 3699 COLEMAN HILL RD, JAMESVILLE, , 13078
LAVIA, LORENZO, 901 SARATOGA 4 B, , , 11212
LAW, ROBERT, 6200 RIVERDALE - 7 B, BRONX, , 10471
LAWRENCE, CODY, 167 WEBB RD,
LAWRENCE, DEVINE, 117 E 28TH PH. , . 11226
LAWRENCE, MAXIMO, 128 EASTCLARKE PL 3 G, BRONX, , 10452
LAWS, REBEKAH, 4721 OSMAN PL 2, BRONX, , 10470
LAWYER, PATRICIA, 1710 SEWARD 1 F, BRONX, , 10473
LAYMAN, DARIK, 9746 KELLER HILL RD, CUBA, , 14727
LAZARUS II, PIERRE, 351 BEACH 43 RD , QUEENS, , 11691
LE, TRI, 35-35 150 , PLESHING, , 11304 LEACH, LOLA, 17 RIVERTON DR, NYACK, , 10960
LEACOCK, YETTA, 538 58 FL, , , 11220
, , 11235
LEDDY, MICHAEL, 908 3 RD , E
LEDESMA, CYNTHIA, 1796 CULVER RD,
LEE, AEDAN, 132-11 AVERY , FLUSHING, , 11355
LEE, ALAN, 321 E 45 TH 7 F, NEW YORK, , 10017
1540 215 TH , BAYSIDE, , 11360 , ELLEN.
BELLMORE, , 11710
, JEREMIAH, 182 RUSHMORE RD, STORMVILLE, , 12582
, KAWAI, 22 N 6 TH 20 I, , , 11249
, LEONARDO, 2112 STARLING 5 F, BRONX, , 10462
, MARK, 11729 A WOODLAND DR, FORT DRUM, , 13603
203 E 6 TH , OSWEGO, , 13126 , RAYMOND,
1580, , , 11236
3059 31 , ASTORIA, , 11102 LEEKER, HENRY,
584 MACDONOUGH 1, , , 11233
LEEWALKER, DAMIEN, 1564 X 1 D, , , 11229
LEFEBVRE, MARSHALL, 598 BOSTWICK RD, ITHACA, , 14850
LEFEVRE, DIANA, 1178 E 83 2, , , 11236
LEFKOWITZ, ESTHER, 86 FRANKLIN 2, , , 11205
LEGAKIS, NICKY, 66 PENN , STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
LEI, RAYMOND, 2720 86 STE 3 G, BROOKYLN, , 11223
LELI, SUSAN, 138 LEMOINE , BUFFALO, , 14227
LEMA, GENESSYS, 32-19 104 E ELMHURST 1, QUEENS, , 11369
LEMONS, IMAIYA, 202 W 24 TH , MANHATTAN, , 10011
LEMUS, EDWARD, 138 CEDARHURST , ISLIP TERRACE, , 11752
LEMUS, VANESSA, 100 CENTRAL 414, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
LENANE, KEVIN, 26 SAND , STONY BROOK, , 11790
LENIEK, KRISTI, 2104 BERNARD BLVD, ENDWELL, , 13760
LENT, JOYCE, M, 70 ORCHARD DR, GARDINER, , 12525
LEO, MAXIMILIAN, 6708 JOY RD, EAST SYRACUSE, , 13057
LEON, HAZEL, 1001 162 ND 4 B, QUEENS, , 11357
LEONARD, ROBERT, 1080 WARBURTON 3 G, YONKERS, , 10701
LEONARD, ROBERT, 1117 E 39 TH , , , 11210
LEONARDO LEBRON, JEISEY, 2404 BATHGATE 1, BRONX, , 10458
LEPOUTRE, JOEL, 4488 ONONDAGA BLVD, SYRACUSE, , 13219
LERARDI, MARIA, 301 MCCALL , W LSLIP, , 11795
LERNER, LIBBY, 624 M, , , 11230
LESLIE, ELISHA, 3260 CONEY ISLAND C7, , , 11235
LETT, DEANDRE, 132 BEACH 59TH 101, ARVERNE, , 11692
LEVEN, DANA, 316 WEAVER STR,
LEVENTHAL, JOHN, 33 HICKS RD, VALATIE, , 12184
LEVEQUE, DAVID, L, 124 RUTSONVILLE RD, WALLKILL, , 12589
LEVINE, NATALIE, 2 ALTMAN CT, SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
LEVINE, PIERCE, 340 E 93 27 M, NEW YORK, , 10128
LEWIS, ANYAH. 107-17 160 , JAMAICA, , 11433
KENMORE, , 14217
LEWIS, KIM, 950 UNION 2 H, BRONX, , 10459
LEZELL, YISROEL, 849 EASTERN PKWY, , , 11213
7322 BAY PKWY B2, , , 11204
LGLSPINE, LLC, 1965 BROADWAY 22 A, NEW YORK, , 10023
LI, BIN, 805 COLLEGE PL, FLUSHING, , 11356
LI, HAORONG, 739 68 TH FL 1,
, JARVINIA, 58 FLEET WALK 5 A, , , 11201
, JIAYU, 111 MYRTLE DR, GREAT NECK, . 11021
, TONG。
LI, ZHENGQI, 1 E LOOP RD APT 11 I2, NEW YORK, NY, 10044
LIANG, JASON, 237 NASSAU ST APT 1 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
LIANG, YIPING, 24 ELMWOOD AVE,
LIANG, ZHENG, 3920 MAIN ST 78, ELUSHING, 11354
42 MAPLE , SCARSDALE, , 10583 LIBEROW, MENUCHA.
665 CROWN , BROOKLYN, , 11213 LIBERTORE ANGELINA 72 GETZ AVE
STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
LIEBMAN, CODY, 10 HOMESTEAD LN, EAST HAMPTON, , 11937
LIFELINE TEL TRIAGE, 981 JEROME , BALDWIN, , 11510
LIGUORI, CHERYL, 1302 SWART RD, MARGARETHVILLE, 18455
LIKER, TODD, 34 TH FL 1301 AVE OF THE AMERICAS. NEW YORK, , 10019
LIM, PARKER, 76 SCHERMERHORN , , , 11201
LIN CHEN, STEVEN, 2121 77 TH 2 F, , , 11214
LIN, DANNY, 2550 BENSON AVE,
, , 11214
, DIFEI, 50-23 67 2 F, QUEENS, , 11377
, ERIC, 104 AINSWORTH AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10308
6062 84 TH , QUEENS, , 11379
60 51 1 FL, , , 11220 , WEI QI.
880 53 RD , , , 11220
LINDER, AAMIER, 975 TIFFANY 6 G, BRONX, , 10459
LINES, TIMOTHY, 99 N 8 TH 3, , , 11249
LINGARD, FLORENCE, 3557 WILLETT AVE, BRONX, , 10467
LINHART, MATTHEW, 669 PARSONAGE PL, BALDWIN, , 11510
LINK TECH SERVICE INC,
LINYEAR, GREGORY, 1219 6 TH AVE #2, SCHENECTADY, , 12303
LIPFORD, CHARLES, 960 HANCOCK 3 R. , . 11233
LITTLIES, RYAN, 423 MARION 3 B, , , 11233
LITTS, JOHN, O, 572 N CHODIKEE LAKE RD, HIGHLAND, , 12528
LIU, CHUANPING, 4145 248 TH FL 1, LITTLE NECK, , 11363
LIU, JING NANG, 73-44 52 ND DR, QUEENS, , 11378
LIU, YUTAO, 42-35 SAULL , QUEENS, , 11355
LIVINGSTON, CLAIRE.
923 N WINFIELD RD, WEST WINFIELD, , 13491
LIVINGSTON, ETHAN, 923 N WINFIELD RD, WEST WINFIELD, , 13491
LIZAMA, JOSE, 718 WAYPARK AVE,
LJULJA, SEAD, 51 FINGERBOARD RD 53, STATEN ISLAND, . 10305
LLANOS ECHEVERRIA, ALVARO.
4610 CENTER BLVD 804, LONG IS CITY, , 11109
LOCKAMY, NICHOLAS,
129 CENTRE AVE, LINDENHURST, , 11757 LOCKE, RENEE, 345 CARPENTER AVE
NEWBURGH, , 12550
LOCKHART, ABEL, 2159 MORRIS AVE 4A, BRONX, , 10453
LOCKWOOD, LEWIS, 10550 CHEESE
FACTORY RD, CORNING, , 14830
LODGE, MICHAEL, 251 N LEMOYN AVE,
ROCHESTER, , 14612
LOEB, NORMA, 750 W BROADWAY 2 R, LONG BEACH, , 11561
LOGAN, GREG,
LOIACONO, JAMES, 9701 SHORE RD 2 J, , , 11209
LOMAX-LUU, ANGELA, 175 E 93 RD 1℃, NEW YORK, , 10128
LONG, FRANCISCA, 211 ERICSON AVE
78 MEADOWMERE AVE, MASTIC, , 11950 LONGWELL, JASON.
PO BOX 2410, WEST POINT, , 10996 LONSDALE, JAMES,
LOO, THOMAS, 4821 91 PL, ELMHURST, , 11373
LOOS, MEGAN, 1429 GILL 428℃, WATERTOWN, , 13601
LOPES, JOSE, 2123 EXCHANGE 3 D, BINGHAMTON, , 13901
LOPEZ, DAVID, 8 3 RD AVE, HUNTINGTON STATION, , 11746
LOPEZ, JESSICA, 2230 GRAND
, JOSE, 3835 SEDGWICK AVE 5 G. BRONX, , 10463
, MATTHEW, 109 PEMBERTON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10308
, PATRICIA, 9840 37 TH AVE 1 FL, QUEENS, , 11368
LOTITO, CHRISTOPHE, 2 OAKWOOD CT, WAINSCOTT, , 11975
LOTT, JAMES, 6 MOUNT ETNA PL 3, NEW ROCHELLE, , 10805
LOUIS, BIANCA, 850 E 17 TH 4 A, , , 11230
LOVE, CHRISTOPHE, 206 MALE AVE, SYRACUSE, , 13219
LOVITCH, NICOLE, 70 SOUNDVIEW AVE, WHITE PLAINS, , 10606
LOWE, KENNETH, 36 TOP O HILL RD, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
LU, SIJIA, 2340 NOTT E 206,
LUCAR, DANIEL, 3515 34 TH A32, ASTORIA, , 11106
LUCAS, CAMERON, 320 W 17 TH 1 RW, NEW YORK, , 10011
BRIGHTWATERS, , 11718
LUCAS, TORIN, 2468 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD STE 7, TONAWANDA, , 14150
LUCIANO HOLDINGS LLC, 17 ARTHUR PL, YONKERS, , 10701
, , 11230
LUDD, DAVID, 217 HAMILTON AVE 1 F, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
LUGO, JUAN, 624 QUEEN AN RD, AMSTERDAM, , 12010
LUKSICH, SAM, 6 SANDY HOLLOW LN, PRT WASHINGTON, , 11050
LUNA, CHRISTOPHER, 20 N 5 TH 5 25, , , 11249
LUO, YIWEN, 111 8 TH AVE FL 4, NEW YORK, , 10011
LUTHER, JASON, 124 WATKINS RD, FRANKFORT, NY, 13340
LYLES, SHARITA, 136 BERTRAM PL,
LYNCH, ADAM, 11 PINE ST, BLUE POINT, NY, 11715
LYNCH, ERIN, L, 279 MAHONEY RD, MILTON, , 12547
LYNCH, EZRA, 14 E MAIN ST APT 1, JOHNSVILLE, , 13452
LYONS, JANAI, 2728 MCINTOSH , QUEENS, , 11369
LYTLE, SHSRON, 721 E 221 , BRONX, , 10467
MA, KE REN, MOTT , NEW YORK, , 10013
NEW YORK, , 10025
MAC NEIL, JENNIFER, 40 MEMORIAL HWY
MACCABEE, SARAH, 60 PLEASANT PLAINS
AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10309
MACHIDA, TOKIYO, 4410 KETCHAM APT 2 F. QUEENS, , 11373
MACIAS, MATTHEW, 10 CROSBY RD, CARMEL, , 10512
MACK, TYLER, PO BOX 611, BINGHAMTON, , 13902
MACKENZIE, LAUREN,
MACKEY, PETER, 11 VAN WAGNER RD, HIGHLAND, , 12528
MACKS, ADAM, 249 PRESIDENT , BROOKLYN, , 12231
MACLORRAIN, ANDRIA, 243 E 123 RD , NEW YORK, , 10035
MADERA, IVELISSE, 812 E 169 APT 1, BRONX, , 10459
MADSGARD, SJUR, 1688 ALEXANDER AVE, NEW YORK, , 10001
MAGEE, PAMELA, 9131 STRATUS CIR, MANLIUS, , 13104
MAGER, ALLISON, 81 OLD COUNTRY RD, EAST QUOGUE, , 11942
MAGILL, SCOTT, 805 STATE RTE 52, WALDEN, , 12586
MAHADEO, SASENAUTH, 91 48 GOLD RD, OZONE PARK, , 11417
MAHAR, JASON, 289 PENHURST RD, ROCHESTER, , 14610
MAHON, KAELA, 6 SUNVALLEY DR, NORTH SALEM, , 10560
MAI, GUOZHU, 718 OLYMPIA BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10305
MAJESTRO, PHILIP, 595 FRANKLIN AVE APT 1 R. NEW YORK, , 11238
MAJETTE, WYNTON, 13822 68 TH DR, FLUSHING, , 11367
MAJOR, JOVELL, 812 PENFIELD , BRONX, , 10470
MAKOMA, LUL, 310 KOSSUTH AVE #1, UTICA, , 13501
MALAM MOUSSA, HASSANE, 201 W
MALELE, LYNE, 736 CALHOUN AVE #1, BRONX, , 10465
MALIK, NEENA, 345 E 94 TH APT 24 D, NEW YORK, , 10128
MALONE, MICHAEL, 10280 STONES FALLS RD, DANSVILLE, , 14437
MALONEY, DANIELLE, Y, 185 MILL RD THE
MALONEY, DANIELLE, 1, 183 MILL RD THE CARRIAGE HOUSE, GERMANTOWN, , 12526
MAM USA CORPORATION,
2700 WESTCHESTER AVE STE 315, PURCHASE, , 10577
MANDEL, FAIGY, 1182 53 , BROOKLYN, , 11219
MANDEL, JOSEPH, 1182 53 , , , 11219
MANDELL, BINYAMIN, 1150 39, , , 11218
MANGAT, RANBIR, 11328 NEWELL RD, DUNKIRK, , 14048
MANIGBAS, CELINE, 25704 E WILLISTON AVE, FLORAL PARK, , 11001
MANN, CHRISTOPHER, 500 LEE RD STE 200, ROCHESTER, , 14606
MANN, DOUGLAS, 313 ONONDAGA AVE, SYRACUSE, , 13207
MANN, THOMAS, 323 PLEASANT , ITHACA, , 14850
MANNING, MICHAEL, 50 ABINGDON LN, SCARSDALE, , 10583
MANSFIELD, JULIE, 910 STATE RTE 42, SPARROWBUSH, , 12780
MAO, TONG, 215 E 95 TH APT 7 D, NEW YORK, , 10128
MAO, WEI, 29 LINFORD RD, GREAT NECK, . 11021
MARAFINO, ANDREW, 1211 AVALON PINES DR. CORAM, . 11727
561 EMERSON , UNIONDALE, , 11553 MARCANO, BRIANNA.
762 E 105 APT 2℃, , , 11236 MARCHETTO, JENNIEER, 53 APPLE
MEADOW RD APT I3, HUDSON, , 12534
MARCMESE, ANTHONY,
130-07 135 TH AVE, QUEENS, , 11420
MARIAS, 105 CLARMAR RD, FAYETTEVILLE, , 13066
MARIN, JOSEFINA,
416 N BROADWAY, MALTA, , 12020 MARINELL ASHLEY I
1405 DEAN #2, , , 11216 MARINO, ELISABETH
18 SUNCREST DR, DIX HILLS, , 11746 MARINOFF, JUSTIN,
54 WARNER LN, SYOSSET, , 11791
86 14 TH AVE 1 FL, NORTH TONAWANDA, . 14120
MARKEL, BRIAN,
PO BOX 364, ARKPORT, , 14807
MARLOW, CATHERINE,
1712 E 4 TH #6, , , 11223
MAROWITZ, RICHARD, 2547 BEDFORD AVE, , , 11226
MARREIROS, JULIA, 36 BELL DR,
MARRUGO, BYRON, 11 W 13 TH , DEER PARK, , 11729
MARSHALL CAPITAL LLC, 502 QUINCY #2, , , 11221
MARSHALL, DAVID, 6506 E QUAKER STE 202, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
MARTE, JOSELINA, 1666 W 5 TH , , , 11223
MARTE, SARINA, 167 WARWICK , , , 11207
MARTIN, ALEXIS, 40-08 10 TH APT 3 D, QUEENS, , 11101
MARTIN, ASHLEIGH, 700 GRAND ,
, JONAH, 1727 PARKSIDE PL, LIMA, , 14485
, KENYA, 29 CANDLEWYCK LN APT B, UTICA, , 13502
, MICHAEL, 416 LINDHOLM RD, HURLEYVILLE, , 12747
MARTINE, MARIELISA, 610 W 145 TH ST APT 1 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
MARTINEZ MORALES, DAVID, 560 BROOKE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10455
MARTINEZ, ALEXIS, 965 TINTON AVE APT 5 D, BRONX, , 10456
, CHRISTIAN, 49 WILDER , HOOSICK FALLS, , 12090
, JULIET, 67-33 49 1ST FL, WOODSIDE, , 11377
, KEICHY, 2112 HUGHES 3, BRONX, , 10457
, MALIK, 97 CORNELIA ST 2 L, BROOKLYN, , 11221
, RICHARD, 422 GAZZOLA DR, PATCHOGUE, , 11772
MARTINHO LIPNER, LAUREN, 6911 YELLOWSTONE BLVD B2, FOREST HILLS, , 11375
MARTINI, JOSEPH, PO BOX 262, CLINTON, , 13323
MARTORELLI, GREGORY, 105 QUEENS CT, MASSAPEQUA PK, , 11762
MARUF, SITARA, 1738 E 4 TH ST #2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11223
MARVEL, MATTHEW, 38 PARSONAGE RD, WOODBOURNE, , 12788
80 MT AIRY RD S, CROTON ON HUDSON, , 10520
MASELLA, FRANCESCA, 500 E 13 TH ST ART 2 D, NEW YORK, 40000
MASKELL, ERIC, 406 FITZSIMMONS RD, RED HOOK, 12571
4938 LAKE RD, ÁVON, , 14414
JAMAICA, , 11436
MASON, RICARDO, 150 E 55 ST, BROOKLYN, , 11203
MASRI, ODELIA, 1571 E19 ST, BROOKLYN, , 11230
638 MIDWOOD ST, BROOKLYN, , 11203
MASTERSON, RYAN, 43 CHURCH , ISLIP, , 11751
MATEO, ROSALI,
MATHIEU, EMMANUEL, 345 LOCUST , UNIONDALE, , 11553
MATOS, MARIA, 463 PELHAM RD 8-1 D, NEW ROCHELLE, , 10805
817 BEVERLEY RD, BROOKLYN, , 11218 MATTHEWS, ERICA,
24 VOORHEES , KINGSTON, , 12401 MATTLEWS MICHAEL, 189 ELDG PL ART
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM, 620 KNOX CAVE RD, ALTAMONT, , 12009 MATTI NATALIA, 928, JEFFERSON ART
MATTIS, CARON, 707 LOGAN ST 1,
MATUSZKIEWICZ, STEPHANIE, 321 E 22 ND STAPT 6 T, NEW YORK, , 10010
MATYAS, ISABELLA, 2662 GRANDVIEW PL, ENDICOTT, , 13760
MAU, JOSHUA, 405 GLEN , SCOTIA, . 12302
MAURO, MARK, 20 BOWDOIN LN,
MAXWELL, NEIL, 7638 KILBOURN RD, ROME, , 13440
MAXWILL CORP, 1022 AVALON CT DR, MELVILLE, , 11747
MAY, THEODORE, 12 E505 ELMWOOD , BUFFALO, , 14222
MAYIAN, GATLUAK, 4347 LOWER COVERT RD, TRUMANSBURG, , 14886
MAYSONET, REBECCA, 136 LOGAN ST, BROOKLYN, , 11208
MAZA PUMA, DAISY, 4320 BROADWAY 2ND FL, NEW YORK, , 10033
MAZA, JONNATHAN, 5 WARD ST 2, BREWSTER, , 10509
MAZUR, CHESTER, 424 W 55 ST #2 B, NEW YORK, , 10019
MCARDLE, TRISTAN, 68 RIDGEWOOD , SELDEN, , 11784
MCBEAN, JOSHUA, 868 E 39 TH ST, BROOKLYN, , 11210
MCBRIDE, ABBEY, 761 PROSPECT PL 4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11216
MCCARTHY, JOHN, 18 DEVITT RD,
MCCARTHY, MARGARET, 24 CANASAWACTA ST, NORWICH, , 13815
1 B, BRONX, , 10457
MCCAUGHAN, JAMES, 248 W 105 TH ST 4 E, NEW YORK, , 10025
MCCLURE, QUINN, 4010 PARSONS BLVD 4 A. FLUSHING, , 11354
MCCOLLEY, MISHME, 3333 HULL , BRONX, , 10467
MCCRANIE, GEORGE, 58 VIRGINIA , ALBANY, , 12205
MCCRIMMON, GERALD, PO BOX 2793,
MCCULLOUGH, TYLER, 11 BROADWAY STE 1600, NEW YORK, , 10004
MCDANIEL, ASHLEY, 165 CHRISTOPHER ST 1 I, NEW YORK, , 10014
MCDONALD, GARY, 2185 POND RD, DONKONKOMA, 44770
MCDONALD, JASON, 169-07 116 TH AV, NEW YORK CITY, , 11434
MCDOUGAL, ANGUS, 262 TAAFFE PL 315, BROOKLYN, , 11205
MCELHENNY, DEBRA, 778 STATE RTE 21, HORNELL, , 14843
MCELROY, HEATHER, 1 SOLOW LN, E
MCFADDEN, LORIANN, PO BOX 15,
MCFADYEN, MARY, 40 SHEP JONES LN, SAINT JAMES, . 11780
MCGARRY, STACY, C, 47 WOODLAND DR, POUGHQUAG, , 12570
MCGINNISS, MARIA, 13 MARCO POLO DR, LATHAM, , 12110
MCGLOIN, RYAN, 2459 ROCKFIELD CENTER PKWY, OCEANSIDE, , 11572
PORT JERVIS, , 12771
MCGUIRE, KATHRYN, 152 SMITH ST STE B, BROOKLYN, , 11201
MCGUIRE, KENNETH, 60 KNOLLS
MCHENRY, GARY, 878 PINNACLE RD, PITTSFORD, , 14534
MCILRATH, JOHN, 85 MUD ST, ATHOL, , 12810
MCKEEFREY, ROBYN, 24 SCHMEELK PL, EAST SETAUKET, , 11733
MCKENZIE, CARRA, 11 MIDWOOD ST P1. BROOKLYN, 41025
413 VIRGINIA , VESTAL, , 13850 MCLAIN, SEAN.
329 MAIN ST, VESTAL, , 13850
MCLAUGHLIN, CARLEEN, 145 PROSPECT PARK W 4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11215 MCLAUGHLIN, MARK
3221 SOUTHWESTERN BLVD #181, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
73 AVIS DR, EAST MEADOW, NY, 11554
MCNAB, JARIQ, 180 GUY LOMBARDO AVE APT N, FREEPORT, , 11520
MCNAMARA, MAURA, 1675 YORK AVE APT 3J, NEW YORK, , 10128
MCNAMEE, AVIEL, 2925 W 27 ST 226℃, BROOKLYN, , 11224
MCQUEEN, DEANDRA, 200 VAN
MCRAE, KEON, 123 34 146 TH ST 2, QUEENS JAMAICA, , 11436
MCREE, JOHN, 654 GUTHA RD, DELANSON, , 12053
MCVORRAN, GREGORY, 167 AVE C 5 A, MANHATTAN, , 10009
MCZORN, HERMAN, 5 BADAMI DR, MIDDLETOWN, , 10941
MECCA, NANCY, 167 FOREST RD E, MASTIC BEACH, , 11951
MEDINA FIGUEROA, JEAMLEEM, 160 KINGSBRIDGE RD 4 D, BRONX, , 10463
MEEHAN, ROBERT, 27 ERWIN DR, WEST SENECA, , 14224
MEGERELL, HEATH, PO BOX 113, TABERG, , 13471
MEHLER, LINDA, 61 BOXWOOD LN, HICKSVILLE, , 11801
MEHTA, VIRAJ, 360 MAMARONECK RD, SCARSDALE, , 10583
MEIKLE, SKYLAR, 2267 27 TH 3 B, QUEENS, , 11105
MEJIA GARCIA, DILCIA, 654 W 161 W 15, NEW YORK, , 10032
MEJIA NAP, DOMINIC, 889 4 TH AVE 3 R, BROOKLYN, , 11232
MEJIA, GABRIELA, 160 S MIDDLE NECK RD 1 M, GREAT NECK, , 11021
MEKEL, NITZAN, 7 SKY MEADOW FARM, PURCHASE, , 10577
MELILLO, ISABELLA, 373 HADLEY HILL RD, HADLEY, , 12835
MELTSNER, KENZO, 475 W 22 ND 6, MANHATTAN, , 10011
MENA, ALYSA, 558 W 164 TH 3 B, MANHATTAN, , 10032
MENDONCA, KESLEY, 28 D SPRINGBROOK CIR, ITHACA, , 14850
MENDOZA, AIDAN, 278 GORDON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
MENDOZA, EBER, 5128 48 TH , WOODSIDE, , 11377
MENDOZA, RICKY, 7600 SHORE FRONT PKWY 2 J, ARVERNE, , 11692
MENJIVAR, JOHANN, 1325 PURDY 4 B, BRONX, , 10462
MENSAH, OBADIAH, 369 E 162 ND 4 A, BRONX, , 10451
MENSE, BRETT, 234 BERGEN , BROOKLYN, , 11217
MERCADO, CASSANDRA, M, 276 TEMPLE HILL RD UNIT 2418, NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
MERCADO, MASHEERAH, 1135 MORRISON AVE B, BRONX, , 10472
MERRICK, JASON, 12 RAIL RD AVE 2, CHESTER, , 10918
MERRITT, CHARLES, 3859 GAINES BASIN RD, ALBION, , 14411
MESITI, ROCCO, 8486 LOT 9 W VERGEN, LEROY, , 14482
MEYER, KAREN, R, 1 BELLA CT, ENDICOTT, , 13760
MEYERS, JAMES, 63 MILDORF , ROCHESTER, , 14609
MEZA, REBECA, 467 52 2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11220
MIAH, MOHAMMED, 625 RUGBY RD -4 A, BROOKLYN, , 11230
MIAO, YIN, 105 MORTON BLVD, PLAINVIEW, , 11803
MICHALCZYK, ANNA, 435 W 31 PH2 K, NEW YORK, , 10001
MICKENS, ALLAHNA, 358 MONTGOMERY 6 B, BROOKLYN, , 11225
MICLESCU, MONA, 16221 N CONDUIT AVE, JAMAICA, , 11434
MIELENHAUSEN, BENJAMIN,
MIGHTY, RONALDENO, 85 CLARKSON AVE 1 K, BROOKLYN, , 11226
MIKELIC, DANIELLE, M, 14 JOHN DEERE DR, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
MIKO, LAWRENCE, 365 FORD 7 BA, BRONX, , 10457
6 WINTHROP CT D, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
MILHAVEN, ABIGAIL, 2811 HYATT ,
MILLER, CATHERINE, 56 MAIN , LIVONIA, , 14487
MILLER, DARELLE, 136 W 113TH 5B, MANHATTAN, , 10026
, DOROTHEA, CATHERINE KING 81 5 TH AVE, SARATOGA SPGS, , 12866
, JONATHAN, 19 MELBAR DR, FARMINGTON, , 14425
, JORDAN, 75 GREENHAVEN RD, RYE, , 10580
, JOSHUA, 600 FULTON 10 B, HEMPSTEAD, , 11550
, NATASHA, 1408 WEBSTER AVE 10 G, BRONX, , 10456
, NESTOR, 4414 NEWTOWN RD 6 R, ASTORIA, , 11103
, SARAH, 400 LINCOLN PL, BROOKLYN, 11999
, SHARIF, 396 4 TH , TROY, , 12180
, STEPHANIE, 224 W 21 SREET 5, NEW YORK, , 10011
, THOMAS, 13030 RUNDEL RD, ALDEN, , 14004
, TYHEIM, 1735 MADISON AVE 16 H, MANHATTAN, , 10029
MILLEVOI, DANIEL, 69 WESTMINSTER RD, WEST HEMPSTEAD, , 11552
MILLS, PATRICK, 171 COLUMBIA HTS 5 B, BROOKLYN, , 11201
MILLS, SHANIQUA, 1616 SUMMERFIELD 114, RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
MILTNER, ROBERT, 46 BROADWAY, GREENLAWN, , 11740
MINARD, BRANDON, 37 FLIEGEL AVE, ALBANY, , 12203
MINCHALA, LITZY, 37-65 100 1, QUEENS, , 11368
MINCHALA, MAYRA, 39 MIDDLE , HAVERSTRAW, , 10027
880 E 242 ST, BRONX, NY, 10470
MIR, ALTAF, 100 12 204 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11423
MIRABELLA, CHRISTINE, 1 CAPTAINS WALK, EAST SETAUKET, , 11733
MIRAKHMEDOV, BOBUR, 195 ELISE DR, MIDDLETOWN, , 10941
MIRANDA ROLDAN, THIAGO, 79-04 ANKENER AVE ELMHURST, QUEENS, , 11373
AVE APT 4 D, BRONX, , 10453
MIROSTAW, JAY, 505 GREENWICH APT 9 H, NEW YORK, , 10013
MISSAVAGE, ALEX, 5 LANSING , TROY, , 12180
MHA, MATTHEW, ISLAND, , 10305
MITCHELL, GERMIN, 5 HARDEN , BROOKLYN, , 11234 MITCHELL JESSICA
MITCHELL, JESSICA, 35 CLAVER PL, BROOKLYN, , 11238
MITCHELL, PATRICK, 350 SOPER RD, KEEŠEVILLE, , 12944 MITZMACHER STEVEN
6066 54 TH , MASPETH, , 11378 MIYAMOTO, ZANE, 202 PARK PL, BROOKLYN, , 11238
MIZERAK, JAMES, A, 407 COLONIAL DR, ENDWELL, , 13760 MMOCA, ANJELA. 114 BEECHER #2, SYRACUSE, , 13203 MO, J, 7 I RICW, BRONX, , 10460
MO, MEGHAN, 7214 FORT HAMILTON PKWY 1B, BROOKLYN, , 11228
MOAZZAM, MARIAM, 101-57 126 TH , QUEENS, , 11419
MOHAMED, ALLAN, 107-60 127 , QUEENS, , 11419
MOIN, MOHAMMED, 99 HERKIMER 4℃, BROOKLYN, , 11216
MOKHTAR, BEN, 33 REMSEN RD, GREAT NECK, , 11024
MOLIERE, BENARD, 90-42 190 TH , QUEENS, , 11423
MOLINA, LAURA, 6431 KARLEN RD, ROME, , 13440
MOLINA, MOISES, 1369 CROSBY 1, BRONX, , 10461 MOLINS, MARIO, 146 E 19 TH 3 G, BROOKLYN, , 11226
MOLINSKY, MALKA, 787 CORNAGA , QUEENS, , 11691
84 RIVERSIDE #1, BUFFALO, , 14207 MONACO, JOHN, 35 MYERS RD
MONAGHAN, KATHLEEN, 446 OCEAN 4 B. BROOKLYN, , 11226
MONAHAN, BRENDAN, 55 OREGON , LONG BEACH, , 11561
MONEGRO, JOCIEL, 536 W 159 TH 6, NEW YORK, , 10032
MONROE, KWAME, 15 14 TH , WATERVLIET, , 12189
MONTAGUE, AYANA, 2050 DEAN , BROOKLYN, , 11233
MONTANARI, MICHELLE, 6927 SY RD, NIAGARA FALLS, , 14304
MONTEFUSCO, SHAWN, J, 21 HENMOND
MONTELEONE, TARA, K,
MONTERO, LIZBETH, 1110 WYATT , NEW YORK CITY, , 10460
MONTES, MADISON, 740 GUN HILL RD 2℃, BRONX, , 10467
MONTI, LAURA, 50 W 90 TH 2 A, NEW YORK, , 10024
MONTIEL GUZMAN, KAREN, 294 E 162 ND 10 A, BRONX, , 10451
MONTILLA, AMY, 2 NEVERSINK DR,
MONYO, SELOM, 600 CONCORD 3, BRONX, , 10455
MOODY, JONATHAN, 1738 E 4 TH #6, BROOKLYN, , 11223 MOOLANI, KARIM.
MOON, AVERY, 7160 JONES RD 2, SYRACUSE, , 13209
MOON, JUNGHYE, 645 BELLE TERRE RD 24, PRT JEFFERSON, , 11777
MOONEY, PATRICK, 388 7 TH 1, BROOKLYN, , 11215
MOORE, JONATHAN, 6469 9 TH 5 FS, NEW YORK CITY, , 10036
MOORE, NATALIA, 827 MYRTLE , WATERTOWN, , 13601
DOUGLASS BLVD 20G, MANHATTAN, , 10039
MOORE, TIMOTHY, 3106 PATERSON LOOP B, WEST POINT, , 10996
MOORHEAD OPERATIONS LLC, 600 BROADWAY UNIT E, LYNBROOK, , 11563
MORA ANDRES, YANIBELKIS, 350 VANDERBILT 3 U, STÄTEN ISLAND, , 10304
MORABITO, SHAWN, 730 KELLY 211, BRONX, , 10455
MORALES, AARON, 6213 BROADWAY 3. BRONX, , 10471
MORALES, ALEXANDER, 223 ELDERT , BROOKLYN, , 11207 , JUAN, 214 WILLIS 3, BRONX, , 10454 , JURNEE, UNION PORT RD 2 H, BRONX, , 10462
, MARCOS, 125 CENTER , BAY SHORE, , 11706 , STEPHEN 253 UNION , ISLIP, , 11751 , YVETTE, 20 CLIFF DR, HICKSVILLE, , 11801
MOREL, RADERLY, 2242 WEBSTER 52, BRONX, , 10457
MORELLI, CHRISTOPHER, 11 WILBUR , ROSENDALE, , 12472
MORGAN, BRIAN, 52 PARK 8, NEW YORK, , 10016
MORGAN, FARIDA, 118 SOMMER , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
MORGAN, TASHEBA, P O BOX 162, BRONX, , 10461
MORGAN, THOMAS, 22 KAYLIN DR, ROCHESTER, , 14624
MORIMOTO, TAKESHI, 255 W 94 TH 22℃, NEW YORK, , 10025
MORISSET, WILLSTEEDG, 914 E 96 FOSTER LC. BROOKLYN, . 11236
MORLEY, ALLYSON, 66 BEACON 2, BEACON, , 12508
MORLEY, ALLYSON, 66 BEACON 2, BEACON, . 12550
MORLEY, ALLYSON, M, 80 GOLD RD, STORMVILLE, , 12582
MORONTA, INALIZ, 818 HOME 7 ZZ, BRONX, , 10459
MORRIS, JASON, 1307 HARLEM RD, BUFFALO, NY, 14206
MORRIS, KWAME, 408 BEAR ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
MORRIS, MARLA, M, 48 PADASANA CT, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
MORRISEY, FRANCIS, 61 OLIVER ST, BROOKLYN, , 11209
MORRISON, DONOVAN, 55 FLETCHER AVE, MOUNT VERNON, . 10552
MORRISON, VIVIAN, M, 7430 BUCKLEY RD #206, NORTH SYRACUSE, , 13212
MORROW, ALLISON, 590 FLATBUSH AVE APT 14 G, BROOKLYN, , 11225
MORROW, ALYSSA, 61 W 10 TH APT 4 B, NEW YORK, , 10011
MORTAZAVI, SHIRIN, 334 E 26 TH APT 24-K. NEW YORK, . 10010
MORTON, ALLISON, HILTON GARDEN INN 1575 PRIVADO DR, WESTBURY, , 11590
MORTON, GERARD, 25 ADA , BUFFALO, , 14208
MOSBY, JOHN, 151 EGGERT RD, BUFFALO, . 14215
MOSESON, ARON, 396 BEACH 12 TH , FAR ROCKAWAY, , 11691
MOSLEHIAN, YALDA, 15 LEROY APT 16, NEW YORK, , 10014
MOSLEY, ALWYN, 24 HUMBOLT APT 6 A, BROOKLYN, , 11206
MOSS, BARON, 43 ORCHARD , SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
MOSSO, SHINY, 15 LOCUST APT 1-L, BROOKLYN, , 11206
MOTA PEREZ, YATZIL, 2076 WALLACE AVE APT 216, BRONX, , 10462
MOTZKIN, NEIL, 1982 TROY AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11234
MOUCHETTE, LYRIC, 130-53 236 , QUEENS, , 11422
MOULTON, TYRESE, 105-15 188 SAINT ALBANS, QUEENS, , 11412
MOWLA, S, 7 CUYLER AVE FL 1 , ALBANY, , 12209
MROZ, KRISTINA, 23 JAMES CLARK DR,
MROZOWSKI, JAN, 256 3 RD STE 12, NIAGARA FALLS, . 14303
MT HOOD KOKUSEI-SHIGIN KAI, 626 COMMERCE DR, AMHERST, , 14228
MUCCI, JOSEPH, D. 30 MILL , WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
MUGFORD, KIRSTEN, 221 TURIN , ROME, , 13440
9825 65 TH RD, REGO PARK, , 11374 MUHAMMAD, AYLA
245 VIVIAN LN, VESTAL, , 13850
MUI, ANDREW, 149 ERIKA LOOP, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
MULDOON, JAMES. 40 STOKES AVE, BETHPAGE, , 11714
MULIER MARTIN, 129 MOHAWK DR SCHENECTADY, , 12303
MULTANI, GURVINDER S, 164 ARKANSAS DR, VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
MUNOZ ESPINO, ANGELO, 13 RESIDENCE INN DR APT 101, LATHAM, , 12110
MUNOZ MARTINEZ, NOELIA, 503 W 151 APT 6 D, MANHATTAN, , 10031
MURAWSKI, MATTHEW, 1855 WILLOUGHBY AVE, QUEENS, , 11385
MURPHY, CHELSEA, 55 SPRING , PHOENIX, , 13135
MURPHY, ELIZABETH, 353 FISHCREEK RD, SAUGERTIES, . 12477
MURPHY, JAMES, 664 MONROE AVE, ANGOLA, , 14006
MURPHY, SEAN, 44 CUTHBERT , SCOTIA, , 12302
MÜRRAH, LEE, 2 SOMERSET LN, SCOTIA, , 12302
MURRAY, JOHN, 11 LORIEN PL, MELVILLE, , 11747
MUSHKIN, MARK, 377 RECTOR PL APT 3 J, NEW YORK, , 10280
MUSII, ELIZA, 1425 VYSE AVE APT B, BRONX, , 10460
MUTINO, MARIA, 106 SALEM RD, POUND RIDGE, , 10576
MYASIA, KINTCHEN, 56 N OXFORD WALK APT 8 F, BROOKLYN, , 11205
MYERBERG, CHARLOTTE, 38 LONG POND RD, ARMONK, , 10504
MYERS, DAVID, 75 COLEMAN AVE, HUDSON FALLS, , 12839
MYERS, GLORIA, 269 ELMWOOD AVE APT 1℃, HEMPSTEAD, , 11550
MYERS, JAMES, 162 MORNINGSTAR RD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
MYINT, MAUNG, 50 ANGLE , ROCHESTER, . 14606
NACCARATO, SALLYANN, 798 FLOYD ACKERT RD, NEW PALTZ, , 12561
NAEMIT, ELENA, 146 N MAIN , SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
NAGACHANDRAN, PRADEEP, PO BOX 1087, NEW HYDE PARK, , 11040
NAGLER, BROOKE, 850 PARK AVE APT 6 B, NEW YORK, , 10075
NAHAR, KAMRÜN, 563 ELDERT LN, BK, , 11208
NAIDU, SENTHAMIZ, 4606 BOWNE APT D1, QUEENS, , 11355
NAKAGAWA, YUSUKE, 421 E 81 APT 3 RE. NEW YORK, . 10028
NAKAMURA, TETSUO, 2 MANHATTANVILLE RD STE 301. PURCHASE. . 10577
BROOKLYN, , 11230
NALPANTIDIS, STEPHANIE, 3605 KINGSBRIDGE AVE APT 4B, BRONX, . 10463
NAMI, NICHOLAS, 111 BLACKSTONE WAY, SYRACUSE, , 13219
NANTON, QUAJIR, 3511 BARNES AVE, BRONX, , 10467
NAOTCHASHVILI, TAMAR, 115 16 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11215
NASH, ALEXANDER, 107 EDGEMOOR LN, ITHACA, , 14853
NASOFF, NANCY, 8 HUNT DR, HEWLETT, , 11557
NATARAJAN, VANI, 821 GREENE AVE #2, BROOKLYN, , 11221
NATIONAL BANK OF COXSACKIE, 3-7 REED PO BOX 400, COXSACKIE, , 12051
NAULA, RONALD, 103-35 171 , QUEENS, , 11433
NAVARRO, JUSTIN, 120 ERSKINE PL APT 16 B, BRONX, , 10475
NAVEED, ALBERT。
124 E 102 ND ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10029 NAZ, ABDUL,
57 NEWBURGH ST, ELMONT, NY, 11003 NAZARENO, JOEL,
21 CHERRY LN, MOUNT SINAI, , 11776 NAZINITSKY, DANIELLE,
85 JAY 12 E, BROOKLYN, , 11201 NDIAYE, SALIOU.
440 W 47 TH APT 1 E, NEW YORK, , 10036 NECROTO, LOUIS,
224 SPRINGMÉADOW DR, HOLBROOK, , 11741
NEISH, DAMON, 2217 MAYNARD AVE, UTICA, , 13502
NELSEN, GENE, 35 JEWETT PKWY, RUEFAO, 14214
NEMOY, EDGAR, 24 ELIE CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
NESSA, KUSHBUL, 2537 MCINTOSH , EAST ELMHURST, , 11369
NESSA, TAHERUN, 19058 111 TH RD, SAINT ALBANS, , 11412
NESTOR, SANDRA, 755 OCEAN AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11226
NEUSTEIN, ISRAEL, 1023 57 TH APT 1, BROOKLYN, , 11219
NEVDAKH, OLEG, 60 ARBUTUS RD, JOHNSON CITY, , 13790
NEVES, SUSANA, 76 MADISON AVE 11 A, NEW YORK, , 10016
NEW AMERICAN LEADERS, 530 7 TH AVE FL M1, NEW YORK, , 10018
RIVERHEAD, , 11901
NEWHOUSE, JOANNA, 22 CASEY LN 203, BATH, , 14810
NEWMAN, NATHAN, 70 HAVEN AVE 2 G, NEW YORK, , 10032
NEWTON, JESSE, 562 CT 5 A,
NFN, YOUSUF, 2837 86 TH , BKLYN, , 11223
NGO, KATERI, 2078 BRAGG , BROOKLYN, , 11229
NGUYEN, ARIANNA, 270 ATLANTIC AVE SI NYC, STATEN ISLAND, , 10305
NICHOLS, LEAH, 29 WOODLAND DR, ROSLYN, , 11576
NICKERSON, GABRIELLE, A, 219 HUNT HILL RD, ITHACA, , 14850
NICKOLS, MICHAEL, 56 LEONARD 22 AE, NEW YORK, , 10013
NICOLAS, ONELSON, 354 MADISON 6 E, NEW YORK, , 10002
NIELSEN, JEREMY, 48 BURLING LN 317, NEW ROCHELLE, , 10801
NIEMANN, DIANE, 2846 RTE 9, VALATIE, , 12184
NIETO MARTINEZ, AILEEN, 2980 BRIGGS AVE 2℃, BRONX, , 10458
NIEVES, MICHAEL, #B 509 HERITAGE HLS, SOMERS, , 10589
NIKAC, OLIVIA, OLIVIANIKAC@ICLOUD COM, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
NIKON INSTRUMENTS INC, 1300 WALT WHITMAN RD, MELVILLE, , 11747
NIKPRELAJ, MARK, 3750 HUDSON MANOR TER EE, BRONX, , 10463
NISBETT, LANISE, 3 W FARMS SQUARE PLAZA 3D, BRONX, , 10460
NISBIT, KYARA, 600 E 21 ND 10 A, BROOKLYN, , 11226
3201 LEEWARD DR, HAVERSTRAW, , 10927
NITZSCHE, KALPANA, 1831 MADISON AVE 3 N. NEW YORK, , 10035
NIVAR, JESSICA, 122 FINUCANE PL,
NJOKI, LORRAINE, 1 STATE , CANTON, , 13617
RD, LINWOOD, , 14486
NOBLE, CHRISTOPHER, 1818 LINWOOD
NOBLES BOWDWIN, MYKAL, 640 ADEE AVE
834 UPPER FRONT , BINGHAMTON, , 13905
NOGUERA, LOUIS, 185 ELVIN , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
NOIBI, TEMILOLUWA, 2437 OCEANCREST BLVD, QUEENS, , 11691
NOLAN, NOAH, 17 BARBERRY LN, CENTER MORICHES, , 11934
NOLTE, CHARLES,
184 LEXINGTON AVE 6 B, NEW YORK, , 10016
NOONAN, WILLIAM,
36 BOULDER LN, HICKSVILLE, , 11801 NOOR, HASSAN,
1133 DUDLEY AVE, UTITA, , 13501 NORALES, SIRIAN,
95 PITT , NEW YORK, , 10002
DR STE 1 NLS SOLUTIONS, CHAMPLAIN, , 12919
NORTHUP, ANNA, 212 SHEFFER RD, SCOTTSVILLE, , 14546
NOSACK, RACHEL, 60 ALEXANDER , LITTLE FALLS, , 13365
NOVE, JOEL, 18 RAVENNA DR, POMONA, , 10970
NOWAK, MARIA, 640 9 TH 3, WEST BABYLON, , 11704
NOWORYTA, DAWN M, 269 EVANE DR, DEPEW, , 14043
NOYSE, COURTNEY, 43 PINE LN 43, HALFMOON, , 12065
NSABIYEZE NSABIYEZE, SIMON,
2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, , 11101
NUNEZ FELIPE, JEFREY, 388 BRADFORD , BROOKLYN, , 11207
NUNEZ, CAROLYN, 3313 FISH AVE 1 FL, BRONX, , 10469
, JACQUELINE, 63 HUNT RD, WALLKILL, , 12589
, JAMES, 609 W 173 3 F, NEW YORK, , 10032
, YEUDY, 51-32 BEACH CHANNEL DR 4H, QUEENS, , 11691
NURSE, ARIANNA, 182 W 179 TH 2 R, BRONX, , 10453
NUSSBAUM, WILLIAM, 1 CLUAIN AEDIN, BROOKLYN, , 11217
NUSSENZWEIG, YEHUDA, 109 RUTLEDGE , BROOKLYN, , 11249
NUWERE, EJOVI, 21634 118 TH AVE, CAMBRIA HTS, , 11411
NUZZOLO, KATHERINE, 190 E 7 TH , NEW YORK, , 10009
NYAMWEYA, MARGARET, 185 TREETOP CIR, NANUET, , 10954
NYICA, 977 GLEN COVE AVE STE 2, GLEN HEAD, , 11545
OAKLEY, EMMA, 3310 LITTLE NECK RD, CUTCHOGUE, , 11935
OATES, ANNE, 515 W 38 TH 16 G, NEW YORK, , 10018
OATHOAT, JORDAN, 20385 MORIN LN N, SACKETS HARBOR, NY, 13685
OBENG, SAMUEL, 130 E 18 TH ST APT 6 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
OBOYLE, CONAN, 1427 BROOKLYN BLVD, BAY SHORE, , 11706
OBOYLE, ELIZABETH, 50 S RD, HARRISON, , 10528
O'BRIEN, JERRY, 1220 CHERESE LN, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
OBRIZOK, JILL, 22 ECHO VALLEY RD, RED HOOK, , 12571
OCHOA CRUZ, JOSMARY, 81-05 HAMMELS BLVD APT 2E, QUEENS, , 11693
OCONNELL, GLORIANNE, 240 MAYBURY AVE 1, STATEN ISLAND, , 10308
OCONNOR, EILEEN, 14 MULFORD PL 4 A. HEMPSTEAD, , 11550
ODONNELL, ALEXANDER, 375 STATE ST, BROOKLYN, . 11217
ODONOGHUE, DONALD, 535 PARKSIDE AVE 3 O. BROOKLYN, . 11226
OFEM, EKPE, 583 VAN DÜZER , STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
OFORI, PRINCE, 411 BRONX RIVER RD 4 K, YONKERS, , 10704
14 L, BROOKLYN, , 11201
OJEDA HUERTA, VALERIA, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
OKOH, JOY, 410 SUTTER 1 E, BROOKLYN, , 11212
OKPARA, AMANDA, 107-63 WATSON PL N / A, QUEENS, , 11433
OLANIWUN, ADETUTU, 2333 WEBSTER 7 B, BRONX, , 10458
OLDAKOWSKI, NICHOLAS, 866 MOUNTAIN , PURLING, , 12470
OLEARY-TAGIURI, RIOS, 1 CHESTER CT 3℃, BROOKLYN, , 11225
OLENIACZ, STEPHEN, 207 GANOUNGTOWN RD, PORT CRANE, , 13833
OLIVARES, KEVIN, 2045 BENEDICT , BRONX, , 10462
OLIVER, BILLY, 669 CAULDWELL 1℃. BRONX, , 10455
OLIVER, JOHN, 308 UNIVERSITY 7, ITHACA, , 14850
OLIVER, MICHELLE, 58-20 LITTLE NECK PKWY, QUEENS, , 11362
OLIVER, STEVEN, 1072 E 59 TH ,
OLSON, AMY, 109 MOUNTAIN LAUREL LN, WOODSTOCK, , 12498
OLSTROM, CHRISTOPHER, 16 HARBORVIEW DR, NORTHPORT, , 11768
OMEALLY, ALTHEMON, 10521 M, BROOKLYN, , 11236
OMI, NABILA, 498 PINE , BROOKLYN, , 11208
OMIECINSKI, PHILIP, 1181 BURGOYNE , FORT EDWARD, , 12828
ONEIL, MARY, 2355 UNION RD #100,
ONEILL, JOHN, 2610 SMITH DR, ENDWELL, . 13760
ONG, MAGGIE, 13835 ELDER 15 G, QUEENS, , 11355
OPIPARI, MARK, 34 CHIPPENHAM DR, PENFIELD, , 14526
825 E GATE BLVD STE 111, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
ORAL, EKREM, 30 EVERIT , HEWLETT, , 11557
ORANGE, YEHUDIS, 556 E 5 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11218
ORCUILO, SAMANTHA, 195 MORRISON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10310
ORDONEZ, MARK,
ORLANDO, WILLIAM, R, 270 RIDGE RD, MILTON, , 12547
ORREGO, EDUARDO, A, 43 CLARK ,
ORREGO, MARIA, P, 43 CLARK , POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
ORTEGA, JOHN, 1011 SHERIDAN E5, BRONX, , 10456
ORTEGA, JORDY, 16 GANSEVORT BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
ORTIZ, CARLOS, 2115 RYER 65 A, BRONX, , 10457
ORTIZ, SAMUEL, 63 1 , LOCUST VALLEY, , 11560
ORVEON GLOBAL US LLC, 500 5 TH FL 26, NEW YORK, , 10110
OSIMOKUN, EMMANUEL, 80 E 93 RD B 310, BROOKLYN, , 11212
OSTRANDER, HUNTER, 14389 STATE RTE 22. CLEMONS, , 12819
OSUBU, MICHAEL, 101 MCDONOUGH , BROOKLYN, , 11216
OTERO, MICHAEL, 146 PINE RIDGE II #2, HALFMOON, . 12065
OTERO, WALTER, 148 ACKLEY , MALVERNE, , 11565
OTOOLE, MATTHEW, 243 UNION ,
OTT, WILLIAM, 145 N PUTT CORNERS RD, NEW PALTZ, , 12561
OVERHOLT, SCOTT, 10 CANNING ,
OWENS, EYVETTE, 1158 FULTON 1, BROOKLYN, , 11216
OYAN, REHAB, 463 JEROME 1 FL, BROOKLYN, , 11207
OZDEMIR, MEHMET, 18 CANAL #1, FORT PLAIN, , 13339
OZVOLD, DOROTHY, 405 KATHLEEN DR, ENDWELL, , 13760
PACELLA, DANIEL, 16 SPRUCE , ORANGEBURG, , 10962
PADDON, KIANA, 7 WHEELOCK ,
PADILLA, JOSE, 430 DUMONT 7 B, BROOKLYN, , 11212
MANHATTAN P 12 M, NEW YORK, , 10016
PADMORE, HANSON, 855 CLEVELAND , BROOKLYN, , 11208
PADRO, EDUARDO, 161 E 121 ,
PADULA, KRISTIN, 7853 81 , GLENDALE, , 11385
PAGAN, DAVID, 8022 88 TH WOODHAVEN BLVD, WOODHAVEN, , 11421
PAIGE, ARENDSE, 1438 HARDING , N BELLMORE, , 11710
PAKGROSS, THEODORE, 6 134 TH , FLUSHING, , 11367
PALACIOS, RANDY. 301 E 156 TH 6 B, BRONX, , 10451 PALADUGU, APARNA.
30 HIGHRIDGE RD, HARTSDALE, , 10530 PALLADINO, JEFFREY,
PALMER, CHRISTOPHER, 695 E 163 RD 6℃, BRONX, , 10456
PALTERMAN, TATYANA, 143 PEMBROKE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
PALUMBO, JOAN, E, 30 TINKERTOWN RD, PLEASANT VALLEY, NY, 12569
PAN, ANDRE, 42-38 147 TH ST APT 2 F L, QUEENS, , 11355
PAN, QIAO LING, 140-31 CHERRY AVE #3 B, FLISHING, , 11355
PANNOZZO, JACQUELINE, 954 JAMES DR, LEWISTON, , 14092
PANTHRI, SUBODH, 2500 E AVE APT 3 E, ROCHESTER, , 14610
PANTON, RANIQUE, 3280 NOSTRAND 201, BROOKLYN, , 11229
PAPA, JAMES, 1732 1 UNIT 26441, NEW YORK, , 10128
PAPPAS, NICOLE, 11 HALTER LN,
24 245 133 RD , ROSEDALE, , 11422
PARK, DANIEL, 3 NATHAN DR, PLAINVIEW, , 11803
PARK, HAYOUNG, 1 COLUMBUS PL S46 A. NEW YORK, . 10019
, RICHARD, 3 NATHAN DR,
PLAINVIEW, , 11803
, SEAN, 885 5 D, BROOKLYN, , 11206
PARKER, JACQUELINE, 33 HENRY , INWOOD, , 11096
PARKER, KIMORA, 215-35 MURDOCK , QUEENS, , 11429
PARKER, NAOMI, 463 7 TH 17 TH FL, NEW YORK, , 10018
PARKER, WILLIAM, 718 MADISON 1. ALBANY, , 12208
PARKMAN, MEGAN, 396 OLD STATE RD, DE KALB JCT, , 13630
PARRA PAZ, OLIVER, 362 63 ND 1 R, BROOKLYN, , 11220
PARRA, ASHLEY, 1660 ANDREWS S 5 B, BRONX, , 10453
PARROTT, TIMOTHY, 7 PLATEAU LN,
BEDFORD, , 10506
PARSONS, BRETT, 316 CHARLES , BOONVILLE, , 13309
PARSONS, MALACHI, 369 E 26 TH 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, , 11226
PARTAPURWALA, MURTAZA, 317 87 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11209
PASSONS, KEVIN, 1933 ANDREWS , BRONX, , 10453
PASTUIZACA, JAHAYRA, 33-12 106 TH 1, QUEENS, , 11368
PATEL, DITI, 24 TREMONT 1, BINGHAMTON, , 13903
PATEL, GIRISHKUMAR, 345 E MAIN , ILION, , 13357
PATEL, SANDIP, 1735 YORK 17 D, NEW YORK, , 10128
PATNER, HENRY, 351 E 4 TH 2 E, NEW YORK, , 10009
PATRICIO, RAMON, 24 CABOT , ELMSFORD, , 10523
PATRICK CHUKWUEMEKA, OKOYE, 403 SUNSET HILL RD E. FISHKILL, , 12524
PATRICK, JESSICA, 67 2 ND 1,
PATRICK, KIRT, 657 E 58 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11234
PATTERSON, AZEE, 272 WYCKOFF 2 B. BROOKLYN, , 11217
PATTERSON, KRISTIN, 10 KEENER RD, POTSDAM, , 13676
PATTI, GEORGE, PO BOX 772, JAMESTOWN, , 14702
PATTON, WALLACE, 144-24 159 TH , ADDISLEIGH , . 11434
PAUL, JOE, 101 DELWAY, NEW YORK, , 11212
PAULINO, HAILEY, 304 SCHAEFER 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11237
PAULOSE, JAMES, 3609 CORPORAL STONE UNIT 1, BAYSIDE, , 11361
PAWLOWSKI, BARBARA, 1005 W LINE RD, AMSTERDAM, , 12010
PAYAMPS, BLANCA, 102 HARRIS , FREEPORT, , 11520
PAYNE, CHRISTOPHER, 2253 UNIVERSITY 1℃, BRONX, , 10468
PAYNE, KIMBERLY, 202 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD 1 B. ITHACA, . 14850
PEARCE, DEMOY, 9518 A 1,
PEARSON, GABRIEL, 1230 GATES 1 A. BROOKLYN, , 11221
PECK, CODY, 5975 KIMBALL RD #2,
ORISKANY FALLS, , 13425
PECKHAM, CARLTON, 8021 RIDGE RD, GASPORT, , 14067
PECORA, LISA, 1245 GATES AV -3 N, BROOKLYN, , 17601
PEGUERO, JAYDEN, 1955 FIRST 311 ART 311, MANUATTAN, 10020
PEIFFER, BRITTNEY, PO BOX 326,
PEISACH, ISAAC, 8 CHEEVER PL,
PEMBER, MADISON, 1 LEDA LN, GUILDERLAND, , 12084
PENA DISLA, MANUEL ALEJANDR,
PENA, ARIEL, 56 KOESTER 1, BUFFALO, , 14220
, CAROLINA, 42 SICKLES 2 E, NEW YORK, , 10040
, FRANK, 165 W 197 TH 5 B, BRONX, , 10468
, JUAN, 2985 BOTANICAL SQ 1 J, BRONX, , 10458
PENG, KIM, 1313 4 TH , NEW HYDE , , 11040
PENSINGER, DEVAN, 152 REDFIELD PL, SYRACUSE, , 13210
PEOPLES, PATRICIA, 1408 WEBSTER 10 G. BRONX, , 10456
PEPSICO BEVERAGE SALES LLC,
700 ANDERSON HILL RD, PURCHASE, , 10577
PERALTA, AARON, 3930 55 TH 3,
QUEENS, , 11377
PERALTA, EMELY, 25 AVALON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
PERERA, HIRAN, 162 SYCAMORE CIR, STONY BROOK, , 11790
PEREZ GOMEZ, ISABEL, 547 E 180 , BRONX, . 10457
PEREZ ROBLES, ALLISON,
89-16 87 TH 2 ND FL, QUEENS, , 11421
, CHRISNELY, 1580 PELHAM PKWY
, CRISTIAN, 831 MACON PL, UNIONDALE, , 11553
, DAYSI, 156 NEWMAN , BRENTWOOD, , 11717
PEREZ, EDGER, 2327 NEWHOLD ACENUE APT 1 FL, BRONX, NY, 10467
PEREZ, EMMANUEL, 9 SAND ST, PORT CHESTER, NY, 10573
, GABRIELA, 352 51 ST 3, BROOKLYN, , 11220
, JOSE, 659 W ONONDAGA UPPR FLR. SYRACUSE, . 13204
, MARVIN, 119 VICTORY BLVD APT 2, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
, OCTAVIO, 10 HARWOOD AVE, WHITE PLAINS, , 10603
, SARIELYS, 1980 UNIONPORT RD APT B41, BRONX, , 10462
, STEVEN, 261 57 TH APT 2, BROOKLYN, , 11220
PERILLO, FRANK, 8 LARCHMONT DR, HOPEWELL JCT, , 12533
PERKINS, AMANDA, PO BOX 821, OLD FORGE, , 13420
PERLA, JULIA, 7325 DARTMOOR
PERLOW, DAVID, 4 MARTINE AVE APT 507, WHITE PLAINS, . 10606
PERLOWITZ, MOSHE, 1937 NEW YORK AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11210
PERRI, JAMES, 241 HOUNSLOW RD, SHIRLEY, , 11967
PERRI, NICHOLAS, 111 MONTEBELLO RD, SUFFERN, , 10901
PERRY, SHABAZZ, 120 E 23 RD 8 TH FL SPECTRUM, NYC, , 10010
PERSAUD, MUNESHWAR, 13340 122 ND , S OZONE PARK, , 11420
PERSAUD, PARMAWATTI, 11446 133 RD , S OZONE PARK, , 11420
PERSAUD, ROMEL, 140-14 SUTTER AVE, QUEENS, , 11436
PETERS, CASIMIR, 200 CLINTON APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11201
PETERS, MILLANIA, 78 E28 TH APT 2, BROOKLYN, , 11226
PETERSON, NICHOLAS, 213-37 39 TH AVE STE 256 THE UPS STORE, BAYSIDE, , 11361
PETRAGLIA, WILLIAM, 8 PLITT AVE, FARMINGDALE, , 11735
PETRANCOSTA, JAMES, 664 CARLYLE AVE, FRANKLIN SQUARE, 11019
PETRE, JOSEPH, 6211 JOHNSTON RD BLDING KENT APT 9, ALBANY, , 12203
PETROZZELLA, ANTHONY, 5 CLUBHOUSE LN, NESCONSET, , 11767
PEZZULO, VINCENT, 64-11 78 , MIDDLE VILLAGE, , 11379
PFEIFER, CAROLYNE, 100 MILFORD CT, SYRACUSE, , 13206
PFERSICK, PAUL, 4 SANITA RD, HOLMES, , 12531
PHAM, QUYEN, 412 ASH , SYRACUSE, , 13208
PHAN, MICHELLE, 712 PARK POINT DR
PHEARSDORF, TIMOTHY, 2515 N NINE MILE RD, ALLEGANY, , 14706
PHILBRICK, JOSEPH, 4963 YORKLAND RD, TABERG, , 13471
PHILLIPS, JAQUELINE, 510 E 38 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11203
PHINISEE, JENNIFER, 475 8 TH AVE, TROY, , 12182
PICHARDO, SEBERO, 100 COLLEGE AVE APT 5 B, SLEEPY HOLLOW, , 10591
PICHIYA, JOSE, 58 OLD QUOGUE RD, RIVERHEAD, , 11901
PICKREIGN, SUE, 33 WINDY HL APT C, BALLSTON LAKE, , 12019
PIETRUSZKA, PATRICIA,
PILE, KEVON, 210 PARKVILLE AVE APT 4 E, BROOKLYN, . 11230
PILLE, SHAQUINN, 416 CANNON ,
PINCKNEY, NATHANIEL, 558 GRAND CONCOURSE, BRONX, , 10451
PINEYRO, CARLOS, 33 BEEKMAN 2109, NEW YORK, , 10038
PING NG, PETER, 2344 W 12 TH #3, BROOKLYN, , 11223
PINTO, ELIZABETH, 3 COPPERBEECH RD, SAINT JAMES, , 11780
97 WHITEHALL , STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
PIRI, JANICE, 42 LAFAYETTE PL,
PISA, MARY, 3674 BUTTERCUP LN, BALDWINSVILLE, , 13027
PISCITELLI, BREANNA, 2413 GLOVER RD, MARCELLUS, , 13108
PITOY, STEPHANIE, 1421 31 RD APT 2 L, ASTORIA, , 11106
PLAZA AUTO AND LEASING, 2750
PLEUS, ALEXIS, 2005 STATE RTE 79, WINDSOR, , 13865
PLUKAS, JAMIE, 3177 PAUL BLVD, ROCHESTER, , 14617
PLUMB, SHANNON, 206 MIDWOOD , BROOKLYN, , 11225
POISSON, JOHN, 26 SAGINAW DR, ROCHESTER, , 14623
POLACINSKI, EVAN, PO BOX 111, WEST LEBANON, . 12195
POLANCO ALMANZAR, HECTOR AMIN, 735 E 165 TH APT 11 H, BRONX, , 10456
POLANCO, HELEN, 455 PARK AVE S APT 303, NEW YORK, , 10016
POLANCO, JOANN, 9 DIERAUF , STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
POLER, RANDI, PO BOX 262, LYNDONVILLE, , 14098
POLETO, CAITLYN, 1 B WAKEFIELD CT, MECHANICVILLE, , 12118
POLLAK, MENASHE, 565 DAHILL RD APT 1, BROOKLYN, , 11218
POLLARD, JAMES, 756 PINE , BROOKLYN, , 11208
POLLICINO, BRIDGET, 22 TOWER PL,
POLLIO, KAYLA, 41 OTIS AVE, STATEN ISLAND, . 10306
POMAJULCA, LUIS, 2330 CROTONA AVE APT 4℃, BRONX, , 10458
PONCE, ARIANA, 10 WESTMINSTER RD APT B ASEMENT, BROOKLYN, , 11218
POND, ADHANA, 9502 SEAVIEW AVE ATT: ASHLEY LIGENE, BROOKLYN, , 11236
PONDER, LATAVIA, 125 W 228 TH APT 1 B, BRONX, , 10463
PONGA, LEAH, 63 PARTRIDGE #2, ALBANY, , 12206
POPKOV, TAISA, 2074 E 17 TH APT #1, BROOKLYN, , 11229
POPPELL, JACEN, 1189 STATE HIGHWAY 334, FONDA, NY, 12068
PORTER, JUSTIN, 42 ALLEN ST APT 5 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
PORTLEDGE SCHOOL, 355 DUCK POND RL ATTN: SARAH SCHWAM, LOCUST VALLEY, . 11560
POTTER, JAMIE, 17 TALISMAN TER,
POTTS ANTOINE, PHEBE, 3555 OLINVILLE AVE APT 9 H. BRONX, . 10467
POUGH, MUSA, 365 POWELL ST 6 F, BROOKLYN, 11207
1627 SUMMERFIELD 1R, QUEENS, , 11385
POWELL RIVERS, MEGAN, 698 E 166 TH , BRONX, , 10456
POWELL, JAYDEN, 321 W 125 TH , MANHATTAN, , 10027
POZNANSKI, CHAGIT, 226 SMITH ,
WOODMERÉ, , 11598
PRABHOO, SCOTT, 492 MCDONALD AVE 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, , 11218
PRAGER, PATRICK, 3427 33 RD STSECOND FL, ASTORIA, , 11106
2159 CLINTON , BRONX, , 10457
PRATT, JAMES, 1155 SCHENCK RD, UNION SPRINGS, , 13160
PREMPEH, FREDA, 1080 ANDERSON 2 L. BRONX, , 10452
1157 42 , BROOKLYN, , 11219
PRINCE, KAEL, 599 A HALSEY ,
PRINGLE, ANGELA, 58-20 LITTLE NECK PKWY, QUEENS, , 11362
PRIORE, CARMEN, 24 LIMESTONE RD, ARMONK, , 10504
PRISINZANO, HALEY, 22 ROLLING HILL DR, PATCHOGUE, , 11772
PROFIS, MICHELLE, 236 LIVINGSTON 24℃. BROOKLYN, . 11201
PROKOPENKO, VLADISLAV, 3080 W 1 601, BROOKLYN, , 11224
PROVENCHER, JUSTIN, 1685 MORRIS 4 H, BRONX, , 10457
PROVITT, IRVIN, 133-23 127 TH , QUEENS, , 11420
PRUNTY, BRIAN, 51 OLD FARM RD, RIVERHEAD, , 11901
PRYCE, LLOYD, 36 GAYLA DR, ROCHESTER, , 14626
PUFF, JUSTIN, 174 BATE RD, CRARYVILLE, , 12521
PULLINGS, JAMES, 11440 178 TH , JAMAICA, , 11434
PUN, RUDRA, 2533 85 TH , ELMHURST, , 11370
PUNYALA, SAMBASIVA, 21 CHATSWORTH WAY, CLIFTON PARK, , 12065
PUPKIN, ALYSSA, 2212 PLUMB 2℃, BROOKLYN, , 11229
PUTERBAUGH, DAVID, 1712 E 4 TH STR #6, BROOKLYN, , 11223
PYLMAN, MICHAEL, 1125 LENOX #2, UTICA, , 13502
QAHAR, ABDUL QAHAR, 24 CATON DR 27℃, SYRACUSE, , 13214
QIU, RIFENG, 1649 74 TH 2 FL 2 FL, BROOKLYN, , 11204
CLARKSVILLE S RD, FEURA BUSH, , 12067
QUADER, SALMAN, 137 HORTON , VALLEY STREAM, , 11581
QUIBMBAYA, MARLON, 17 BRISTOL , BROOKLYN, , 11212
QUICK, KAITLYN, 82 OZONE , MANORVILLE, , 11949
QUICK, LLOYD, S, 5 PHILLIPS DR, HYDE PARK, , 12538
QUICKED MEDIARY & DBY GORE URGENT CARE, 1047 SURF 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, , 11224
QUILES, STEPHANIE, 212 BURDICK , SYRACUSE, , 13208
QUINN, KATRINA, 1550 1 218, NEW YORK, , 10028
QUINONES, MIGUEL, 54 SANDYBROOK DR, HAMLIN, , 14464
QUINONEZ RIVERA, AMY, 1930 GRAND CONCOURSE ART B. BRONY, 10457
QUINTERO, MICHAEL, 1080 ANDERSON , BRONX, , 10452
QUIROGA, NELSON, 204 SHERMAN 1 G, NEW YORK, , 10034
413 LAKE RD, WEBSTER, , 14580 RABI, RACHEL,
MARY , UTICA, , 13501
1208 E 82 , BROOKLYN, , 11236
RADIO CITY APARTMENTS,
142 W 49 TH , NEW YORK, , 10019
35 ORANGE , BROOKLYN, , 11201
RADWAY, SAMANTHA, 675 LINCOLN
RAFIQ, MUHAMMAD, 137 COMMONWEALTH
RAGLAND, ROBERT,
109 PHYLLIS , BUFFALO, , 14215
RAHMAN, FARIHA,
987 EAST 39 987, BROOKLYN, . 11210
95 14 80 , OZONE PARK, , 11416 RAHMAN, MOINUR,
90 15 187 TH , HÖLLIS, , 11423
RAHMAN, SHAHRIAR, 5030 65 TH PL, WOODSIDE, , 11377
RAINFORTH, NATALIA, 2 DIVISION , NEW ROCHELLE, . 10801
RAJDEV, SANJAY, ASHAR ATA 1 123 NEW LOUDON RD, COHOES, , 12047
RALYEA, DIANE, 17 CREEK DR, DRYDEN, , 13053
RAMCHARITAR, ADESH, 120 LA BONNE VIE DR D, E PATCHOGUE, , 11772
RAMIREZ, AUNDREA, 796 LOGAN 1, BROOKLYN, , 11208
RAMIREZ, CHRISTOPHER, 55 LA SALLE 4 I, NEW YORK, , 10027
RAMIREZ, JACOB, 46 RIVINGTON 1 A, NEW YORK, , 10002
RAMJITPATRICK, LAURA, 1485 PARK 15 B, MANHATTAN, , 10029
RAMNANDAN, MAHENDRANAUT, 14511 109 TH , JAMAICA, , 11435
RAMON, LUISA MARICELA, 5 SEACREST DR, HAMPTON BAYS, , 11946
RAMOS PEREZ, EDIN, 2599 BRIGGS BSMT, BRONX, , 10458
RAMOS, ANTHONY, 425 W 160 3, NEW YORK, , 10032
RAMOS, ERIC CHRISTIAN, 6119 161 2, QUEENS, , 11365
RAMOS, IVAN, 56 WALNUT ST APT 1, WALDEN, NY, 12586
RAMOS, MANUEL, 1033 REV JAMES POLITE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10459
, MAYA, 1206 OLMSTEAD AVE, BRONX, , 10462
, MICHAEL J, 230 E 123 ST NYC 2102, MANHATTAN, , 10035
, OLVIN, 47 WASHINGTON AVE, WYANDANCH, , 11798
RAMPERSAD, RAYCHEL, 14616 LAKEWOOD AVE 3, QUEENS, , 11435
RAMSEY, TERRYLL, 438 CLASSON AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11238
RANDAZZO, OWEN, 122 ASHLAND PL 15 M, BROOKLYN, , 11201
RANDENIARACHCHI, EVAN, 31 SHAINA CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
RANEY, JOSHUA, 4151 54 TH ,
RANKINS, SHERITA, 10 MONTIETH 606, , , 11206
RAO, ALICIA, 34 MEDFORD RD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
RAO, NITYA, 20 PRINCE , NEW YORK, , 10012
RAPPAPORT, MICHAEL, 29 ROBINSON AVE, MEDFORD, , 11763
RASHID, MOHAMMAD, 3912 62 ND 1 D. WOODSIDE, , 11377
RASHID, TASNIM, 25-39 44 ASTORIA 11103 12, QUEENS, , 11103
RATHORE, GIRIJA, 31 DESTEFANO PL, AMSTERDAM, . 12010
RAUN, ELIZABETH, L, 13 POKONOIE RD, ULSTER PARK, , 12487
RAYMOND, JOHN, 22 GARDEN PL, BEACON, , 12508
RAYMOND, SUSAN, PO BOX 127, EARLTON, , 12058
REALMUTO, MICHAEL, 4 MARSHALL RD #194, WAPPINGERS FALLS, , 12590
RECALDE, MARIA, 3746 81 3 D,
RECH, TYLER, 10662 PAVILION CENTER RD, PAVILION, , 14525
REDLICH, DAVID, 182 BENNETT AVE 2 A, NEW YORK, , 10040
REDLING, CHARLOTTE, 278 NEW DORP LN
REED, JOYCE, A, 69 BALDWIN , BINGHAMTON, , 13903
REED, ROBERT, PO BOX 151, SWAN LAKE, . 12783
REED, THOMAS, 103 W 80 2 W, NEW YORK, , 10024
REESE, JASON, 130 JAMES DR,
REESE, SEAN, 690 FRONT 406, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
REEVES, JOHN, 36 JEFFERSON LN, BEDFORD, , 10506
, , 11234
REICHMANN, REFAEL, 1574 E 32 , , , 11234
REID, ANIL, 192 SANDS #13℃,
REID, CATHY, 200 WOODLAND POND CIR, NEW PALTZ, , 12561
, DANIEL, 230 W WILLOW 212, SYRACUSE, , 13202
, LAVAUGHN, 3136 98 TH , EAST ELMURDT, 41200
, MAKAYLA, 5811 SNYDER AVEBASEMENT, , , 11203
REIFF, WILLIAM, 1809 PARK PL 2 B, , , 11233
REILLY, BRENDAN, 231 W 96 TH 3℃, NEW YORK, , 10025
REILLY, SHAUN, 255 MILL RD 4 D, STATEN ISLAND, . 10306
REILLY, THOMAS, 204 SUMMER CIR, ELWOOD, , 11731
REISER, CAREN, 72 BARROW , NEW YORK, , 10014
REISERT, ASHLEY, 3242 WATERBURY DR, WANTAGH, , 11793
REISS, JONATHAN, 90 RIVERSIDE DR 11 B, NEW YORK, , 10024
REKANT, ETHAN, 1751 BURNETT , , , 11229
REMILLARD, CASSIDY, 151 EDIE RD, SARATOGA SPGS, , 12866
REN, HONGJIE, 10607 OTIS AVE, QUEENS, , 11358
REN, JINHAI, 1336 125 TH #1, COLLEGE POINT, , 11356
RENAUDIN, ALICE, 227 E 57 TH 5 A, NEW YORK, , 10022
RENAUDIN, ALICE, 227 E 57 TH 5 E, NEW YORK, , 10022
RENNA, JOHN, 619 9 TH AVE, EAST NORTHPORT, , 11731
REPAIR SERV, MIKES, 20 VALERIE LN, CORTLANDT MNR, , 10567
RESNICK, ELIZABETH, 245 E 21 3℃, NEW YORK, , 10010
RETAMAR, GABRIELLE, 195 STEUBEN 2℃, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
RETEK, HERSHEY, 1865 61 , , , 11204
REY, PETTER, 2311 SOUTHERN BLVD 30 9, BRONX, , 10460
REYES OJEDA, MARTIN, 75 POST AVE 2. MANHATTAN, , 10034
REYES, ALEX, 244 GARFIELD PL 2, , , 11215
, DILLON, 14015 171 , JAMAICA, , 11434
, JONATHAN, 273 57 TH 2, , , 11220
, JOSHUA, 154 KNICKERBOCKER AVE 2 L. , , 11237
, JULIAN, 2514 ALBERMARLE RD 3 D, , , 11226
, RUDY, 2401 A VAINSGATE HEIGHT DR, NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
REYNOLDS, NICHOLE, 126 MAIN 2, WHITEHALL, , 12887
2027 MORRIS AVE 1, BRONX, , 10453 REF. MATT.
200 RECTR PLAZ 40 A, NYC, , 10280 RG GILL INC, 3527 ORCHARD PARK RD, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
RHEE, MELISSA, 82 RICHMOND 2, , . 11208
RHINO, STEPHAN, 1969 MCGRAW AVE 7 B, BRONX, , 10462
RHODES, SUSAN, 39 DONALD DR, NORTH TONAWANDA, , 14120
RIAT, CHRISTIAN, 137 BIG ISLAND RD, WARWICK, , 10990
RICHARDS, ARMANI, 1398 FULTÓN AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10456
RICHARDSON, HOPE. RICHARDSON, JORDAN. 283 AMERICAN CAMPUS DR APT 3302 A, AMHERT, NY, 14228 STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
RICHART, CHRISTOPHER, 817 HALL ST, MAMARONECK, , 10543
RICHEMOND, JEREMIAH. 1290 OCEAN AVE 1℃, BROOKLYN, , 11230
RIERA, AVI, 1026 60 TH ST API#1 B, BROOKLYN, , 11219
RIFENBURG, GREGORY, 105 LAWRENCE , GLENS FALLS, , 12801
56-15 ANDREWS, MASPÉTH, , 11378
RING, HANNAH, 29 S DR, HYDE PARK, , 12538
RITTER, MANANA, 2276 E 29 TH ,
RITZ, JEAN, 712 KLEIN RD, WILLIAMSVILLE, , 14221
RIVENBURGH, MELISSA, 1146 DEAN , SCHENECTADY, , 12309
RIVER LIVING, PO BOX 234, ALEX BAY, , 13607
RIVERA MELENDEZ, ELI, 191 SANDS 4 E, BROOKLYN, , 11201
RIVERA, ARTHUR, 727 56 FL1, BROOKLYN, , 11220
, DAVID, 128 WYCKOFF #2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11237
, EDDIE, 2070 3 RD 14 B, MANHATTAN, , 10029
, EVAN, 8012 54 1, QUEENS, , 11373
, JOSE, 154-02 JEWEL 2 A, QUEENS, , 11367
, JOSE, 6018 78 , RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
, KAREN, 360 WADSWORTH 31, MANHATTAN, , 10040
, NIKSON, 463 7 17 FL, NEW YORK, , 10018
RLT, HARRISON, 29 MOUNTAIN,
ROBELKOWS KY, ORI, 1840 WHITE PLAIN BSMT, BRONX, , 10462
ROBERT, SR VERONICA, 600 WOODS RD, GERMANTOWN, , 12526
ROBERTS, DEONTE, 987 ASHFORD , BROOKLYN, , 11207
ROBERTS, JACK, 7 SAINT MARKS PLAPT 4, NEW YORK, , 10003
ROBERTSON, ELENA, 8 SOMERSET LN, EAST SETAUKET, , 11733
ROBESON, RALEIGH, 617 46 2 FL, BROOKLYN, , 11220
ROBINSON, CAITLYN, 738 ALBANY 4 I, BROOKLYN, , 11203
ROBINSON, DEBBY, 1405 E 35 1, BROOKLYN, , 11234
ROBINSON, DJIMON, 801 TILDEN STRET 29 F, BRONX, , 10467
ROBINSON, KEVIN, 16731 POWERLINE RD, HOLLEY, , 14470
ROBISON, JOSEPH, 218 COUNTY RTE 70, STILLWATER, , 12170
ROBLES, WILCE, 5210 CLARK , NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
ROC, MARTENSKY, 2720 FOSTER 4 G, BROOKLYN, , 11210
RODGERS, JERRY, 2308 CROTONA #28, BRONX, , 10458
RODOLFO, HAMILTON, 1183 E TREMONT B21, BRONX, , 10460
RODRIGUEZ, ALBERT, 141 FEDERAL CIR, QUEENS, , 11430
RODRIGUEZ, ANNIBAL. 120 BENCHLEY PL 33 M, BRONX, , 10475
, BENJAMIN, 1420 AMSTERDAM , NEW YORK, , 10027
, CYNTHIA, 67-17 KISSENA BLVD 1A, QUEENS, , 11367
, DARIEL, 866 BECK 2 D, BRONX, , 10459
, EFRAIN, 45 FLOYD , BRENTWOOD, , 11717
, EVANGELIS, 721 TINTON 4 J, BRONX, , 10455
, ISABELL, 433 E 102 ND
, KENYA, 2 CANFIELD 503, WHITE LEANS, , 10001
, LAURI, 97 FORT WASHINGTON 4 F, NEW YORK, , 10032
, LUIS, 438 BEACH 40 9 H, FAR ROCKAWAY, , 11691
, MATEO, 365 W 25 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10001
, NATALY, 595 E 170 3 K, BRONX, , 10456
, SARAH, 225 AFFINITY LN E, BUFFALO, , 14215
, SEVANGELI, 2995 MARION 6℃, BRONX, , 10458
, TIMOTHY, 1027 FERGUSON , WATERTOWN, , 13601
RODRIQUEZ, RAFAEL, 310 PRINCE , KINGSTON, , 12401
ROGEL ZAVALA, MAIRA, 19 SCOTT, SELDEN, , 11784
ROGERS, CYNTHIA, L, 130 NAGEL DR, CHEEKTOWAGA, , 14225
ROGERS, DESIRAE, 2506 TURNER, SCHENECTADY, , 12306
ROGERS, STEVE, 123 LOWRY , NEY YORK, , 10001
ROICE, ALEKSANDER, 141 SPRING , GLOVERSVILLE, , 12078
ROJAS, ALEJANDRA, 5009 BROADWAY 409, MANHATTAN, , 10034
ROJAS, CARLOS, 104-67 142 2 FL, JAMAICA, , 11435
ROJCHE, MILDRE, 1750 W PRINCIPAL , RIVERHEAD, , 11901
ROLLINS, KRISTEN, 1120 E 43 RD , BROOKLYN, , 11210
ROLNICK, SARA, 6920 T, BROOKLYN, , 11234
ROLNICK, YAAKOV, 556 E 3 RD , BROOKLYN, , 11218
ROMAN, VICTORIANO, 222 W 233 RD 5℃, BRONX, , 10463
ROMANO, ANTHONY, 3 SHELLEY RD,
ROMANO, MICHAEL, 185 RYE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
ROMANO, STEPHEN, 431 MOUNTAIN VIEW AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
ROMEO, ERICA, 30 ROLLING HILLS DR, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
ROMERO, CARLOS, 1189 VAN NEST AVE #02, BRONX, , 10461
ROMERO, ISAK, 535 JACKSON AVE APT 12 D. BRONX, , 10455
ROMERO, NICKOLAS, 132-18 81 ST OZONE PARK , QUEENS, , 11417
RONDON, JUAN, 2537 GRAND CONCOURSE APT C5 N. , . 10468
ROOF, DENISE, 80 MIDWAY DR, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
ROOFEH, JOSHUA, 9 CHELSEA PL UNIT 2℃, GREAT NECK, , 11021
ROONEY, JOHN, 6 RIGGER CT, HUNTINGTN STA, , 11746
ROSALES, DANIEL, 2385 LORILLARD PL 13. , , 10458
ROSALES, KAREN, 3000 PARK E, , , 10467
ROSALES, MYLES, 1905 2 ND AVE 4 E, MANHATTAN, , 10029
WOODHAVEN NE W YORK 2, QUEENS, , 11421
ROSARIO, ARISDUL, 1039 E 215 TH ST, , . 10469
ROSARIO, VIDIALYS, 15 STRONG ,
ROSATO, MICHAEL, PO BOX 528, BAYPORT, , 11705
ROSCINO, LORI, C, 30 LUELANN DR, MARLBORO, 10549
ROSE, AFROZA, 775 ADEE AVE, , , 10467
ROSE, HELEN, 87 OLD RIDGE RD. WARWICK, , 10990
ROSE, LEYAH, 270 VANSICLEN AVE 4 D. BROOKLYN, , 11207
34-41 111 , CORONA, , 11368
561 E187 STAPT 27, , , 10458
3 R, BROOKLYN, , 11237
1449 41 , BROOKLYN, , 11218 ROSENFELD, ESTHER.
350 LINCOLN PL 1 B, BROOKYN, , 11238
ROSSOW, MARIE, 32 EMMA ,
ROTH, HELENA, 109 82 ND RD, KEW GARDENS, , 11415
ROTHMAN, MIRIAM, 1274 50 TH 3, BROOKLYN, , 11219
ROTHSTEIN, DAVID, 5791 RTE 44 55,
ROURKE, DEREK, 19 TARA TERR, PORT JERVIS, , 12771
ROWELL, JASMINE, 148 DIXON RD, QUEENSBURY, , 12804
ROYES, JOSIAH, 2387 MORRIS AVE B1, , , 10468
RUBIN, MICHAEL, H, 720 GILBERT PL, VALLEY STREAM, , 11581
RUEB, ROBERT, 60-34 MENAHAN , RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
RUGANI, ETHAN, 20 NORMA LN, KINGS PARK, , 11754
RUGGLES, BELINDA, 30 3 RD , HOOSICK FALLS, , 12090
RUIZ, EDIN, 2007 NEWBOLD AVE B25, , , 10462
RUIZ, EDUIN, 596 CT LANDT AVE 2 B, , , 10451
, LILIANA, 662 W 184 3 6, NEW YORK, , 10033
, LUZ, 1874 MADISON , FLUSHING, , 11385
, RAYMOND, 2 BARNWELL DR, WHITE PLAINS, . 10607
RUKEN, ALYA, 485 B SPAULDING
RUSHTON, GREGORY, 295 CHERRY , NEW YORK, , 10002
RUSSELL, JOANNE, 646 PLANK RD STE 102, CLIFTON PARK, , 12065
RUSSELL, ROBERT, 428 JACKSON RD, PEARL RIVER, , 10913
RUTENBERG, CHAIM, 20 SOPHIA , MONSEY, , 10952
RUTHELÔNIS, MARIE, 4 DRY SAW MILL RD, MANORVILLE, , 11949
RUTHERFORD, JOHN, 5825 SHIMERVILLE RD, CLARENCE CTR, , 14032
RYAN, TIMOTHY, 1211 MILL , FABIUS, , 13063
RYNASKI, DAVID, 216 E 90 TH 3 FE, NEW YORK, , 10128
WURTSBORO, , 12790
RZESZOT, EDWARD, J, 15 W FAVILLE AVE, DOLGEVILLE, , 13329
QUEENS ELMHU RST 11373 1 F, QUEENS, , 11373
SACRAMENTO, GISELLE, 218 SUYDAM 3 R, BROOKLYN, , 11237
SAEED, SYED, 237 HOPPER ,
SAEZ, ANGELO, 2560 SEYMOUR AVE, , , 10469
SAFETY FIRE SPRINKLER CORP,
SAHA, CHAINA, 2212 38 TH , ASTORIA, , 11105
SAHADEO, DENISE, 1459 AMSTERDAM AVE 4 A. MANHATTAN, , 10027
SAIA, JASON, 7 BENZ DR, DEPEW, , 14043
SAIEDIAN, TANYA, 82-11 209 , QUEENS, , 11427
SAKAMOTO, TAKUMI, 550 W 45 TH 617, NEW YORK, , 10036
SALAAM, EDWIN, 2264 BEAUMONT AVE 0, , , 10457
SALAM, HOMAIRAH, 9237 244 TH , FLORAL PARK, , 11001
SALAMATABAD, KAMRAN, 34 BELLINGHAM LN, GREAT NECK, , 11023
SALAZAR, FRANKLIN, 40 CURTIS AVE, N WHITE PLAINS, , 10603
SALAZAR, JENNY, 343 WEIRFIELD 2, BROOKLYN, , 11237
SALAZAR, JOSE, 266 COLONY AVE 3, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
SALEH, ADAM, 477 HILDA , EAST MEADOW, , 11554
2732 MARION AVE 1℃, , , 10458
SALIM, KHALEEL, 11127 139 TH , JAMAICA, , 11435
SALL, MAHAMADOU, 1145 226 TH DR 3 D, , , 10466
SALMON, KEMOY, 467 PARDEE RD, DELANCEY, , 13752
SALSWEDEL, EMILY, 240 MEEKER AVE 81, BROOKLYN, , 11211
SALTUS, CHLOE, 85 MARINERS LN, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
SALVADOR, RYAN, E 34 , BROOKLYN, , 11203
SALZMAN, GARRETT, 547 W 157 TH ST APT 36, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
SAMBE, DIARRA, 1052 BURKE AVE APT 3 F LOOR, BRONX, NY, 10469
SAMEL, STEVE, PO BOX 169, PROSPECT, . 13435
SAMET, HINDEL, 209 SPENCER ST 1-B, BROOKLYN, , 11205
SAMMARTANO, GIANNA, 1932 E 35 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11234
SAMPLE, CHRISTOPHER, M, 16 CARDINAL DR. POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
SAMPSON, DANIEL, 31 HOMESTEAD AVE, GARDEN CITY, , 11530
SAMPSON, STEFFAN, 18 S MELCHER #2, JOHNSTOWN, , 12095
SAMUEL SPENCER, DEVON, 265 SCHENECTADY AV, BROOKLYN, , 11213
SANCHEZ MEZA, KEVIN, 4905 5 TH 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, , 11220
SANCHEZ ROJAS, DENISSE, 3202 PERRY 3, BRONX, , 10467
, ANDRES, 209 E 9 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11218
, DAVID, 940 SAINT NICHOLAS 4 A, NEW YORK, , 10032
, LESLIE, 106-13 NORTHERN
, MELANIE, 227 CHERRY 9 D, MANHATTAN, , 10002
, REBECA, 32-27 102 2 ND FL, EAST ELMURST, , 11369
, RODRIGO, 619 GATES 2, BROOKLYN, , 11221
SANDEL, TZIVYA, 282 KEAP BSMT, BROOKLYN, , 11211
SANDERS, GERARD, 2120 1 259, NEW YORK, , 10029
SANDERS, MICHEAL, 600 HYLAN BLVD A2 H, STATEN ISLAND, , 10305
SANDERSON, NATALIA, 100 BENCHLEY PL 8 L, BRONX, , 10475
SANFILIPPO, LISA, 2159 1 #4 E, NEW YORK, , 10029
SANFORD, ANDREW, 212 PHYLLIS DR, PATCHOGUE, , 11772
SANGILLO, TERRY, M, 67 MILLIS LN, STANFORDVILLE, , 12581
SANTANA, YLUMINADA, 1630 GRAND 2 B, BRONX, , 10453
SANTELICE, DIEGO, 550 W 158 1 B, NEW YORK, , 10032
SANTIAGO RIVERA, ANGEL, 315 S
SANTIAGO, ADRIANA. 2729 W 33 RD 4 F, BROOKLYN, , 11224
, ALICIA, 1800 PITKIN 3 A, BROOKLYN, , 11212
, ASHLYN, 32 HOUSMAN 2, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
, ERNEST, 300 MIDLAND LAKE
, KELVIN, 655 W 160 TH 1 A, MANHATTAN, , 10032
, MICHAEL, 1437 HANCOCK
700 WESTCHESTER 1 J, BRONX, , 10455
, WILLIAM, 104 KING , BAY SHORE, , 11706
SANTISTEBAN, MAURICIO, 4445 PARK , BRONX, , 10457
SANTOS, CHRISTINE, 84-25 ELMHURST 2 I, QUEENS, , 11373
SANTOS, ELIDA, 120 HARVARD , HEMPSTEAD, , 11550
, HANK, 215 W 83 RD , NEW YORK, , 10024
, JASON, 1841 UNIVERSITY BB2, BRONX, , 10453
, SHEYLA, 190 36 TH , LINDENHURST, , 11757
SANTUA, ROSA, 321 W 125 TH , MANHATTAN, , 10027
SAPAN, MAHMUD, 76 KERMIT PL, BROOKLYN, , 11205
SAPOZHNIKOV, DANIEL, 2077 E 22 ND , BROOKLYN, , 11229
SARACENO, OLIVIA, 70 JAMES PL, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
SARAF, SAKET, 90 WILLIAM 16 H, NEW YORK, , 10038
SARDAR, FARDEEN, 136 REGIS DR,
SASS, ALEXANDRA, 151 E 4 TH 3 B, BROOKLYN, , 11218
SATTAUR, SHANEZA, 108-31 171 106-24-173, QUEENS, , 11433
SATTIRAJU, LATHA, 25 PARK LN S 11, MENANDS, , 12204
SAVICHKY, BENJAMIN, 135 PEARL , JOHNSON CITY, , 13790
SAXE, BRIDGET, 251 E 51 4 H, NEW YORK, , 10022
SCARCHILLI, ROBYN, L, 10 GERRY , POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
SCERRA, NIKO, 6534 ELMER HILL , ROME, , 13440
SCHACHTER, TED, 7211 AUSTIN 171, FOREST HILLS, , 11375
SCHIAVONE, REMO, 165 FREEMANS BR , SCHENECTADY, , 12302
SCHMATZ, LINDA, 904 COUNTY RTE 10, CORINTH, , 12822
SCHMID, GEORGE, 196 KANE , FONDA, , 12068
SCHMIDT, SIERRA, 43 WOODLAND , HIGHLAND MLS, , 10930
SCHNEIDER, ABIGAIL, 3155 BROADWAY 11, NEW YORK, , 10027
SCHNEIDERMAN, LAUREN, 35-38 UTOPIA PKWY, FLUSHING, , 11358
SCHNITZLER, MIRIAM, 183 SKILLMAN 2, BROOKLYN, , 11205
SCHOOL, PORTLEDGE, 355 DUCK POND ATTN BUSINESS OFFICE, LOCUST VALLEY, , 11560
SCHRADIN, NICOLE, 78 TROUT BROOK , MONROE, , 10950
SCHROEDER, KATE, 441 W 22 ND 4 B, NEW YORK, , 10011
SCHROEDER, SCOTT, 1608 PITKIN , BROOKLYN, , 11212
SCHULSINGER, LUBA, 376 CENTRAL 4 J, LAWRENCE, , 11559
SCHUMACHER, ALLEN, 10171 JAY KNAPP , DANSVILLE, , 14437
SCHWARTZ, BARUCH, 83 HORTON DR, MONSEY, NY, 10952
SCHWARTZ, CHARLES, 42 CARNEGIE DR, SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
SCHWARTZ, MALKA.
821 KENT AVE APT 1-R, BROOKLYN, , 11205
SCHWARTZ, PEREL, 144-35 72 ND DR, QUEENS, , 11367
SCHWARTZMAN, DAVID, 8753 15 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11228
SCINTO-MADONICH, SARA, 236 FLORAL AVE, ITHACA, , 14850
SCIRE, SEAN, 5001 AMBOY RD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
SCOFIELD, GARY, 4027 FREER HOLLOW RD, WALTON, , 13856
SCORDO, CARMELA, 120 RED BARN CIR, LIVERPOOL, . 13088
SCOTT JOHNSON, ARIAH, 144-32 183 RD ST, QUEENS, , 11413
SCOTT, QAIZHE, 912 CT LANDT AVE APT 5℃. BRONX, , 10459
SCOTT, RUSSEL,
30 LANSING ST, COHOES, , 12047
SCOTTO, GREGORY,
11 DANIEL LN, DIX HILLS, , 11746
SEALY, GINA, 447 KINGSBOROUGH 4 TH WALK 15 G. BROOKLYN, . 11233
SEALY, MARCELLE, 5521 WHITTY LN, BROOKLYN, , 11203
SEARS, AMY, PO BOX 1794, SHELTER ISLAND, , 11964
SEAWELL, SHAKIRA, 1740 GRAND AVE 103, BRONX, , 10453
SEE, KAUNG,
3643 LAKE AVE, ROCHESTER, , 14612
SEFCHOVICH, ADAM, 12 STAGG 3 F, BROOKLYN, , 11206
SEGURA, XAVIER, 1048 LEEDS ATHENS RD, ATHENS, , 12015
SEKYERE, ORETHA, 2044 CROPSEY AVE 5℃, BROOKLYN, , 11214
SELDEN, ADAM, 478 WOLF HILL RD,
SELTER, JOEL, 222 RTE 59 STE 109, SUFFERN, , 10901
SEPE, DOLORES, 1850 2 ND AVE 12 B, NEW YORK, , 10128
354 W259 TH, BRONX, , 10471
SERRA, DOMINIC, 3026 BOUCK AVE 2, BRONX, , 10469
SERRANO, JUAN, 33-49 106 TH 3 B, CORONA, , 11368
SERVIDEA, KATHLEEN, 220 E 73 RD 3 AB, NEW YORK, , 10021
183 INGHAMS MILLS RD, LITTLE FALLS, , 13365
SESKUS, JOHN, 62 SHINBONE LN, COMMACK, , 11725
SESSION, TONYA,
SESSLER, SHARON, 6858 GUYDER RD, MEMPHIS, , 13112
SET, AH, 792 STONE RD, ROCHESTER, , 14616
SETHI, PARTH, 10315 120 TH 1, SOUTH RICHMOND HILL, 11419
D31 K, NEW YORK, , 10031
SEWELL, MATTHEW, 217 CENTRAL AVE 2, BROOKLYN, , 11221
SEXTON, JEAN, M, 8 LAKE AVE.
SHABAZZ, MALIK, 54 CATHERINE 13 E, MANHATTAN, , 10038
SHADE, JOHN, 532 BEACH 65 TH , ARVERNE, , 11692
BROOKLYN, , 11234
SHAH, MEHREEN, 6 SOLAR LN,
SHAH, NILAY, 8614 254 TH , BELLEROSE, , 11426
SHAH, NIRAJ, 307 W 83 TH 4 A, NEW YORK, , 10024
SHAH, TEJAS, 40 B RD 24 E, NEW YORK, , 10004
SHAIN, YOSEF, 1521 41 , BROOKLYN, , 11218
SHAKESPEARE, MICHAEL,
3020 DUMONT AVE 16 H, BROOKLYN, , 11212
SHAMEKH, PEJMAN, 14 WILLOW PL, GREAT NECK, , 11021
SHAMIM, SHAHIDUL, 17269 A HIGHLAND AVE 3 RD FL JAMAICA 11432
AVE 3 RD FL, JAMAICA, , 11432
SHAMROY, MICHAEL, 5 MAYBECK DR,
SHANBHAG, MADHAV, 103 GREELEY CIR, LIVERPOOL, , 13090
SHAPIRO, ANDREA, 62 WILLIAM FL 8, NEW YORK, , 10005
SHAPIRO, BORIS, 1620 OCEAN AVE 3 B, BROOKLYN, , 11230
SHARKERY, DENISE, 22 SOMERSET , HUNTINGTON STATION, , 11746
SHARKEY, DENISE, 22 A SOMERSET , HUNTINGTON STATION, , 11746
SHARMA, TUSHAR, 1605 PUTNAM AVE 2 J, RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
SHARP, ADONAIJAH, 27 MIDDAUGH RD, BROOKTONDALE, , 14817
SHARPE, PAMELA, 35033 EDDY RD LOT 77, THERESA, , 13691
SHARROW, MARY, 50 STAHL RD 137, GETZVILLE, , 14068
SHATTUCK, SANDRA, 205 HARDING AVE, VESTAL, , 13850
SHAY, DESIREE, 240 MERCER 711 B, NEW YORK, , 10012
SHEARS, JOSEPH, 701 W 177 TH 27, NEW YORK, , 10033
SHEFTALL, NAZIR, 126 BEACH 31 3, QUEENS, , 11691
SHEHU, LIRIM, 41 LINCOLN , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
SHEILS, EUGENE, 3328 MAPLE AVE, WALWORTH, , 14568
SHEPPARD, ZAIRA, 936 E 221 , BRONX, , 10469
SHERPA, DAWA, 380 E 18 TH 2 L, BROOKLYN, , 11226
SHERWIN, GREGORY, 4 HUNTSWOOD LN, EAST GREENBUSH, , 12061
SHEVGAONKAR, RAGHUNATH, 516 E 6 TH 3℃. NEW YORK, . 10009
SHI, AIZHI, 35-06 LEAVITT 3 I, FLUSHING, , 11354
SHIELDS, BRITTANY, 13848 224 TH , LAURELTON, , 11413
SHINDER, ROMAN, 19 SHEPHERD LN, ROSLYN HTS, , 11577
SHIPMAN, KATHY, 924 RIVER RD, LINDLEY, , 14858
SHOLETT, KRISTY, 221 WALTERS DR, LIVERPOOL, , 13088
SHORTRIDGE, KELLY, 232 W 15 TH ST APT 3, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
SHTAINER, ALBERT, 5 AMHERST RD, GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
SHTJEFNI, ERIONA, 315 AVE C #10 F, NEW YORK CITY, , 10009
SI, YUFENG, 6440 136 TH ST, FLUSHING, . 11367
SIANO, MELANIE, C, 29 MILLBROOK RD, WALLKILL, , 12589
SICARD, GLENROY, 61 DIKEMAN RD, PITTSFORD, , 14534
SIDOTI, DECLAN, 351 W 24 APT 16 B, NEW YORK, , 10011
SIEGEL, JAMES, 35 SPLIT ROCK DR, KINGS POINT, , 11024
SIEGEL, PHYLLIS, 2999 LEE PL, BELLMORE, , 11710
DOUGLASS BLVD 25J, MANHATTAN, , 10039
SIEUNARINE, MARLENE, 1333 E 233 RD , BRONX, , 10466
SIGUENCIA, CINDY, 30-12 89 , EAST EL MHIURST, , 11369
SIKORSKI, BROOKE, 4319 BEDFORD AVE 2 FLR, BROOKLYN, , 11229
SILBER, TZIRI, 87 LORIMER #4, BROOKLYN, , 11206
SILIRIS, GREGORY, 29 COLONIAL LN, BELLPORT, , 11713
SILVA, ANDERSON, 943 SAINT NICHOLAS AVE 2℃, NEW YORK, , 10032
SILVA, RICARDO, 1239 STANLEY AVE 7 F, BROOKLYN, , 11208
SILVA, SONIA, 37 W CLINTON AVE, ROOSEVELT, , 11575
SILVER, EVE, 80 CHERRY , BEDFORD, , 10536
SILVERSMITH, JAY, 1978 HARRIS RD,
SIMBOYAN, ASILAH, 421 E 168 5 B, BRONX, , 10456
SIMMONS, DALLAS, 230 W 129 7 H, MANHATTAN, , 10027
SIMON, EZEKIEL, 1821 DAVIDSON AVE 2 G, BRONX, , 10453
SIMON, JOHN, M, 9 S RANDOLPH AVE, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
SIMONS, ALAN, 7330 DARTMOOR XING, FAYETTEVILLE, , 13066
SIMONS, HECTOR, 1100 LINWOOD , BROOKLYN, , 11208
SIMS, JESS, 796 QUINCY 1,
SINCLAIR, JACK, 251 SPRING ,
SINCLAIR, KITTANIA, 942 CRANFORD AVE, BRONX, , 10466
SINGH, AMRIK, 99 WALL UNIT 1997,
SINGH, ANGELINA, 394 SIMONSON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
, AVTAR, 133-12-114 PL, S OZONE PARK, , 11420
, BALBIR, 87-16 126 , RICHMOND HILL, , 11418
, DALJIT, 101 19 118 , S
, DALJIT, 9101 120 , RICHMOND, , 11418
, EMILY, 3013 YOUNG AVE BRONX NEW YO RK 10469 2 ND FL, BRONX, , 10469
, GOBINDER, 133-12-114 PL, S OZONE PARK, , 11420
, GURDEV, 95-50 112 , SOUTH RICHMOND HIL, , 11419
, GURDHIAN, 2567 E 13 , BROOKLYN, , 11235
, GURPAUL, 114-24 126 , SOUTH OZONE PARK, , 11420
, HARMANPREET, 115 14 140 , JAMAICA, , 11436
, HARPAL, 13306 129 , SOUTH OZONE PARK, , 11420
, HARPREET, 82-31 234 , QUEENS VILLAGE, , 11427
, JAGTAR, 168-02-140 AZVE, JAMAICA, , 11434
, JANGJEET, 95-40-114 , S RICHMOND HILL, , 11419
, JARNAIL, 260 02 E WILLSTON, FLORAL PARK, 11001 FLORAL PARK, , 11001
, JATINDER, 161 GARDEN CITY AVE, WYANDANCH, , 11798
, JOGINDER, 106-01-95 AVE, RICHMOND HILL, , 11419
, JUGRAJ, 95-55-114 1 FL, RICHMOND HILL, , 11419
, KULDEEP, 133-12-145 , JAMAICA, , 11420
, LAKHWINDER, 8780 124 , RICHMOND HILL, , 11418
, LEKHNATH, 4045 62 ND , WOODSIDE, , 11377
, MALKIT, 777 MACE 4 F, AVE, , 10467
, MANJINDER, 170 BAY SHORE RD, N BABYLON, , 11703
, MANJIT, 756 LINDEN BLVD, BK, . 11203
, MURTI, 73 WOODLAWN AVE,
, PARTAP, 41-51 75 , ELMHURST, , 11373
, PARWINDER, 14515 GLASSBORRO AVE, JAMAICA, , 11435 ELMHÜRST, , 11373
, PRINCE, 11512 95 AVE 3 RD FL,
, RAMESH, 150-75 70 RD 7 B, FLUSHING, , 11367
, SANGAT, 8215 234 , QUEENS VLG, , 11427
, SATINER, 94 18 130 STR, QUEENS, . 11419
, SATPAL, 11720 134 , SOUTH OZONE PARK, , 11420
, SATWANT, 61 CRESCENT , HICKSVILLE, , 11801
, SUKHDEV, 9116 109 , RICHMOND HILL, , 11418
, SUKHJINDER, 13124 131 AVE, JAMAICA, , 11420
, SUKHWINDER, 101-40 104 , JAMAICA, , 11416
, SUKHWINDER, 3081 VILLA AVE 3 F, BRONX, , 10468
, SURINDER, 124-17-135 AVES, S OZONE PARK, , 11420
, SURUJBALLY, 817 TEN EYCK AVE, SCHENECTADY, , 12303
68 BROOKSIDE, CHESTER, , 10918 SINGLETON, JAIKERA.
168 VERNON AVE APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
SINGLETON, STEVEN, 1281 EASTERN
SIROIS, THOMAS, 17 HAYWOOD LN, PENSSEL AER, NY, 12144
SJOBERG, ROLF, G, 261 MARIETTA AVE, HAWTHORNE, , 10532
SKARA, ALBAN, 48 SHEPARD AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
SKINNER, SUZANN, 22 UNION AVE, CTR MORICHES, , 11934
SKIPPER, JOHN, 40 B ELM TERMINAL, BUFFALO, , 14204
SKOU, ZACHARY, 1165 MAIN ST, MARGARETVILLE, , 12455
SLADE, KYRA, 11 BRIDGE RD, EAST SETAUKET, , 11733
SLAGER, DAVID, 60 ATLANTIC AVE, WEST SAYVILLE, , 11796
SLATER, JAMES, 46 A RAYLINSKY LN, MECHANICVILLE, , 12118
SLEDZIONA, MICHAËL, 304 WINSTON DR, ITHACA, , 14850
SLOAN, GREG, 2 COACH HILL LN, NORTHPORT, , 11768
SMART, JOSÉPH, 8201 HAMMERLY BLVD APT 2 D, QUEENS, , 11693
SMART-DENSON, EMILIA, 570 FORT WASHINGTON AVE 7 L, NEW YORK, , 10033
SMELYANSKY, MAX, 34 DOMENICO DR, GLENMONT, , 12077
SMETANA, JEREMY, 129 BOERUM PL 2 H, BROOKLYN, , 11201
SMITH, ALIJAH, 60 SAINT NICHOLAS AVE 6F, MANHATTAN, , 10026
SMITH, ALLISON, 35 WINTHROP ST 1℃, BROOKLYN, , 11225
, ALMA, 30 W STATE UNIT F2,
, ANETTA, 22 DEVON RD, SPRINGFIEL D GARDENS, QUEENS, , 11413
, CARISA, 212 S PLAIN , ITHACA, , 14850
, CHARLES, 893 S PLANK RD, SLATE HILL, , 10973
, GAVIN, 532 MARCY AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11206
, GIOVANNI, 583 E 84 TH 1, BROOKLYN, , 11236
, HUDSON, 6 COVE RD, PUTNAM VALLEY, , 10579
, JAELEN, 140 BENCHLEY PL 22 H. BRONX, . 10475
, JAI, 7426 HENRY CLAY BLVD C64. LIVERPOOL, , 13088
, JESSICA, 500 W 43 RD 12℃, NEW YORK, , 10036
, JOHN, 1 MAIN , NEW YORK, , 10013
, JOHN, 176 PRINCE , NEW YORK, . 10012
, JOSH, 124 WASHINGTON AVE EXT, ALBANY, , 12203
, JOYCE, 2344 RTE 83, FREDONIA, , 14063
, KARIM, 38 GRANITE 1 L, BROOKLYN, , 11207
, KEVIN, 57 W 90 1, NEW YORK, , 10024
, KRYSTLE, 198 BOND 2℃, BROOKLYN, , 11217
, NORMAN, 11331 PARTRIDGE RD, HOLLAND, , 14080
, QUINN, 102 W DIVISION 308, SYRACUSE, , 13204
200 W 54 TH , NEW YORK, , 10019 , SAMUEL.
36 SHERMAN , JOHNSON CITY, , 13790 , SEAN, 97 LINWOOD AVE 2,
100 BELLE AVE, SYRACUSE, , 13205 , SHANNON,
179 KINGSTON AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11213 , SHELLY,
46 LAFAYETTE AVE, HEMPSTEAD, , 11550 , STEPHEN, 15 FIFTH B, GARDINER, , 12525
, SVETLANA, 13 STATE, NEW YORK, , 10026
, TREVOR, 1603 FLAXEN DR, FARMINGTON, , 14425
, WAYNE, 23 WILDWOOD LN, WANTAGH, , 11793
SMUSHNA, JENNIFER, JOEL M
SMYTH, LOGAN, 36 ELDRIDGE RD, QUEENSBURY, , 12804
SNAP41 INC, 24 AVE C, NEW YORK, , 10009
SNEDDON, WILLIAM, 875 W 181 UNIT 2-L, NEW YORK, , 10033
SNIDER, JORDAN, 11 TODD LN, BRIARCLIFF, , 10510
SNIPES, JUAN, 980 PROSPECT AVE, BRONX, , 10459
SNYDER, JANET, 11034 73 RD 6 A, FOREST HILLS, , 11375
SNYDER, MARY, 4828 APPALOOSA TRL, CLAY, , 13041
SOBHRAJ, STEVE, 48 CHARLOTTE PL, PLAINVIEW, , 11803
SOKOLOV, YURIY, 105 MCLAUGHLIN RD STE A. ROCHESTER, , 14615
SOLEYN, RANI, 548 E 82 ND , BROOKLYN, , 11236
SOLIS, DANILO, 10657 97 TH , OZONE PARK, , 11417
SOLOMON, NICHOLAS, 34-07 32 ND A4, ASTORIA, , 11106
SOLOW, JOEL, 23 W 123 RD 2, NEW YORK, , 10027
SOMNIS, JAMES, 85 MAPLE , ADDISON, , 14801
SONENBLICK, IAN, 10 LIBERTY 14 F, MANHATTAN, , 10005
SONI, SHIKHAR, 137 E 38 TH 4 E, NEW YORK, , 10016
SOOFERI, JOSEPH, 3333 CASTLEDENE RD, NEW YORK, , 10005
SOOKLALL, AMBER, 1804 GLEASON AVE 2 ND FL, BRONX, , 10472
SOSTRE, JOSEPH, 28 METROPOLITAN
SOTELO PERYEA, ANNA, 120 NICHOLSON . BUFFALO, , 14214
SOTO, ANGELINA, 2050 DEAN , BROOKLYN, . 11233
SOTO, THATIANA, 417 CLOCKS BLVD, MASSAPEQUA, , 11758
SOUANE, OUMY, 80 LAFAYETTE LA-0917 A-2, NEW YORK, , 10013
SOULIER, GARY, 20011 COUNTY RTE 63, WATERTOWN, NY. 13601
SOUSA, JAMES, PO BOX 324, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
SOUSSI, FATIMA, 34 MONROE ST APT
SOUVERAIN, SHALAND,
8 SHELBY DR, CHEEKTOWAGA, , 14225 SOW, SAFIATOLI, 1229 BRONY RIVER AVE
SOWERS, KYLE, 3942 CATTAIL LN, LIVERPOOL, , 13090
SPEARS, MARQUISE, 2 W SQUARE FARMS PLAZA APT 6, BRONX, , 10460 SPECCE JOHN
170 COVE RD, OYSTER BAY, , 11771 SPELLMAN, DEVANTE,
463 E 147 TH ST APT 26, BRONX, , 10455 SPENCER, JANE.
11 ORCHARD , COLD SPRING, , 10516 SPENCER, JOHN, 383 PARK PL APT 2.
BROOKLYN, , 11238
, JUAN, 1901 DORCHESTER RD APT PH, BROOKLYN, , 11226
, KYAJAH, 872 ASHFORD 3 E, , , 11207
, SAVION, 270 MOTHER GASTON BLVD APARTMENT 7℃, , , 11212
SPIELMAN, SHIYE, 4 RUZHIN RD, MONROE, . 10950
SPILKY, ADINA, 5 GOVERNORS CT, GREAT NECK, , 11023
SPIRER, WILLIAM, 504 PARK AVE APT 4 B, , , 11205
SPITZER, RIVKY, 9 ELM UNIT 311, SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
SPITZNAGEL, MADELINE, 298 MAIN , FREEVILLE, . 13068
SPONTAK, ROBERT, 75 8 TH AVE, , , 11215
SPOONER, JASMINE, 111 SCHOLES APT 2 A. , , 11206
SPOSITO, DAVID, 70 WASHINGTON APT 6℃, , , 11201
SPRING, BETSY, 11 KOLB , NYACK, , 10960
SPRING, BETSY, PO BOX 115, NYACK, , 10960
SPRINGER, JASMINE, 2050 DEAN , , , 11233
SPUCHES, CHARLES, 8187 FENIMORE CT, LIVERPOOL, , 13090
SPURLOCK, LAKEN, 147 VANDERBILT AVE APT 3, , , 11205
STACHOWIAK, ANNA, 27 FRADINE DR, CHEEKTOWAGA, , 14227
STADIUM INTL SALES AND SERVICE, 105 7 TH N , LIVERPOOL, , 13088
STAFFORD, KATHRYN, 1670 JEFFERSON AVE APT 2 R, RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
STAFFORD, LAMONT, 1077 CASTLETON AVE APT 8 G, STATEN ISLAND, , 10310
STAIGER, KATHERINE, 6351 STATE RTE 26, ROME, , 13440
STAINE, KEITH, 1360 PACIFIC , 11216, . 11216
STANLEY, DONNA, 215 CRANDON BLVD, BUFFALO, , 14225
STAPOR, ZBIGNIEW, 15 PARK , STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
STAPP, BENJAMIN, 66-15 WETHEROLE APT A4, REGO PARK, , 11374
STARK, TERRY, R, 75 KNEELAND AVE, BINGHAMTON, , 13905
STARR, DAVID, 456 MAIN #1, BEACON, , 12508
202 MAMARONECK AVE, WHITE PLAINS, , 10601
STAUDT, TYLER, 3525 COLUMBIA DR, BINGHAMTON, , 13760
STAVRIDIS, ANTIGONOS, 4316 216 TH , BAYSIDE, , 11361
STEAVEERS, JOHN, 1651 W , UTICA, , 13501
STEERS, SHANNEKA, 44 TAPPEN CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
STEIN RISO MANTEL MCD, 410 PARK AVE FL 17 TH, NEW YORK, , 10022
STEINER, ALEXANDER, 504 N MAIN #1, BREWSTER, . 10509
STEINFELD, ROSE, 2401 AVE L, , , 11210
STEINMAN-REALE, C, D, 370 COLERIDGE AVE, SYRACUSE, , 13204
STENGER, EDWARD, 66 MILTON RD APT K41. RYE. . 10580
STENTO, PAMELA, 609 LEON DR, ENDICOTT, , 13760
STEPHANY, ADAM, 417 WOODSIDE AVE, BUFFALO, , 14220
STEPHENSON, KERRYANN, 27 BEAVER RD, LAGRANGEVILLE, , 12540
STERANKA, PIOTR, 300 W 145 TH APT 2 M, NEW YORK, , 10039
STERLING, ALLEN, 19426 115 TH AVE, SAINT ALVANS, , 11412
STERN, HADASSAH, 781 E 8 TH ,
STEVANUS, MARK, 11 N PLANDOME RD, PORT WASHINGTON, , 11050
STEVENS, AMANDA, 128 VAN WAGNER RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
STEVENS, TYSHAWN, 18-15 EVERDELL AVE 3 E. QUEENS, , 11691
STEVENSON, KENNETH, 515 7 TH AVE, PELHAM, , 10803
BRENTWOOD, , 11717
STEWART, FINN, 71 MURRAY APT 9, NEW YORK, , 10007
WHITEHALL, , 12887
STEWART, WARREN, 547 BEACH 66 TH , ARVERNE, . 11692
STILIN, FABRICE, 102-06 188 , QUEENS, , 11423
STILLMAN ELECTRIC CO, R,
2120 HUGHES AVE APT 4 J, BRONX, , 10457
STINTLLI, CHRIS, 23 EHLER , BRENTWOOD, , 11717
STIPAK, CHRISTOPHER, 50 MAPLE AVE, ROCK TAVERN, . 12575
STIPE, KYLE, 25-13 30 TH AVE APT 2 R, ASTORIA, , 11102
STOBY, JERMAINE, 634 E 226 TH , BRONX, , 10466
STOCKER, JACQUELINE, 162 WILBUR AVE APT 302, KINGSTON, , 12401
STOETZNER, GABRIELLE, 20 OHANDLEY DR, AMENIA, , 12501
STOKES, PATRICK, 6 LOOKOUT AVE, BRONXVILLE, . 10708
STONE, MAUREEN, 121 W SENECA , OSWEGO, , 13126
STONE, TIMOTHY, 3421 NETHERSTONE CT, BALDWINSVILLE, NY, 13027
STOP, 2965 CORPSEY AVE, BROOKLYN, NY. 11214
STOP, 2965 CROPSEY AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11214
STOUT, ANGELA, 22 CHESTNUT RIDGE LN, BUFFALO, , 14228
STRAGAPEDE, LUCY, 250 E 40 TH ST APT 45 A, NEW YORK, , 10016
STRAUB, MICHEAL, 1139 FOX ST, BRONX, . 10459
STRECK, ANIA, 165 PINEBROOK DR, HYDE PARK, , 12538
STRIGLER, JIMMY, 5 MIAMI DR, ROCHESTER, , 14625
STRINGER, DANIEL, 96 GEORGE APT 302, BROOKLYN, , 11206
STROHL, CHARLES, 456 W 47 TH 3 B, NEW YORK, , 10036
STUKES HARRIS, JAYLIN, 1650 PACIFIC 4 B, BROOKLYN, , 11213
STURKEY, NATALIA, PO BOX 7072, HICKSVILLE, , 11802
STURTEVANT, JOHN, E, 1941 STATE RTE 12, BINGHAMTON, , 13901
SUAO, ADRIANA, 703 W 184 1 A, MANHATTAN, , 10033
SUELLENTROP, ADAM, 3063 32 ND 4 A, ASTORIA, , 11102
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLERK, 310 CENTER DR. RIVERHEAD, , 11901
SUGGS, BRUCE, 930 E 226 , BRONX, , 10466
SUGIYAMA, YUICHI, 111 GREAT NECK RD STE 510. GREAT NECK, , 11021
SUKANE, PATIENCE, 110 GRIFFITHS 9. SYRACUSE, , 13208
SULE JAWANDO, MUHAMMED, 4064 SETON AVE 1, BRONX, , 10466
SULLIVAN, BRENDON, 45 N MAIN , PEARL RIVER, . 10965
SULLIVAN, JOE, PO BOX 552,
OGDENSBURG, , 13669
SULLIVAN, THOMAS, 34 MAGNET , STONY BROOK, , 11790
SULTANA, RADIA, 8490 98 TH ,
SUN, KELLY, 15-17 124 TH , FLUSHING, , 11356
647 FOX 5 B, BRONX, , 10455 SURIEL DE PERALTA. CANDIDA.
SURKIS, AVRAHAM, 8 TRUMAN AVE 13, SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
2 F, NEW YORK, , 10029
SUTO, MASAKI, 1 3 RD AVE 418, MINEOLA, , 11501
SUTTON, JAHMEIR, 50-15 BROADWAY
2 A, QUEENS, , 11377
14417 17 AVE, FLUSHING, , 11367
SUZUKI, JEFFREY, 39 DERRÉNBACHER , KINGSTON, , 12401
SWAN, AUDREY, 34 CATON DR 37℃, SYRACUSE, , 13214
SWATI, KUMARI, 100 WINSPEAR AVE, BUFFALO, . 14214
SWEENOR, KYMBERLIE,
320 ROBINSON RD, PLATTSBURGH TOWN, , 12901
SWINDELL, KENNETH, 854 E 221 2, BRONX, , 10467
SXHEID, ZACK, 477 RIDGE RD, QUEENSBURY, , 12804
SY, LALA, 1188 GRAND CONCOURSE 167 TH STR EET 24 A, BRONX, , 10456
SYLVESTER, MATTHEW, 372 FIFTH , BROOKLYN, , 11215
SYMINGTON, MARK, 329 SHADOWBROOK DR, WEBSTER, , 14580
SYMONS, DOUGLAS, 1646 NANTICOKE DR, ENDICOTT, , 13760
SYNAKOWSKI, TYLER, 715 STATE RTE 170 A, LITTLE FALLS, , 13365
SZCZESNIAK, MICHAAEL, 4 LONGFELLOW DR, NEW HARTFORD, , 13413
TACURI, CARLOS, PO BOX 3043, OSSINING, , 10562
TADROS, MICHAEL, 208 MERRYMOUNT , STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
TAFUR, TARYN, 414 E 204 TH 6 F, BRONX, , 10467
TAHIR, RANA, 11501 107 TH AVE 23, S RICHMOND HL, , 11419
TAIT, GLENFORD, 559 S , CHENANGO FORKS, . 13746
TAKEUCHI, SHUNSUKE, 11 A GRAYWOOD RD, PRT WASHINGTON, , 11050
TAKOSKY, TASHA, 4507 STATE RTE 19 S, BELMONT, , 14813
TALABOC, TRISHA, 4610 74 TH 1, ELMHURST, , 11373
TAMMARO, JAMES, 425 WILTON RD, GREENFLD CTR, , 12833
TAMSEN, TIMOTHY, 10 WESTBROOK RD, NEWBURGH, , 12550
TAMWEBER, FRANK, D, 20 COLONIAL DR, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12603
TAN, FEI, 320 E 65 TH 117, NEW YORK, , 10065
TAN, SANDRA,
TANG, JAMES, 3012 83 RD , ELMHURST, , 11370
30-12 83, EAST ELMHURST, , 11370 TANG, QUNZHUANG.
6806 16 TH AVE #2 F, BROOKLYN, , 11204 TANG ZHAO LIN NICHQ, 105 20 66 TH AVE
TAO, YIQUN, 509 W 121 814 #B, NEW YORK, , 10027
TAPIA, SORENNY, 2465 TRATMAN AVE 5 D. BRONX, , 10461
TAPROOT FOUND INC, 40 WORTH RM 601, NEW YORK, , 10013
TASHI, TENZIN, 3225 58 1 FHH, QUEENS, , 11377
TASSO, MARION, 163 CANNON BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
TATLOCK, KYLIE, 449 SNOOKS CORNERS RD, AMSTERDAM, , 12010
TAVAREZ, JAIDEN, 4131 DIGNEY AVE 1, BRONX, , 10466
TAVAREZ, MICHEL, 2401 A VAILS GATE HTS DR. NEW WINDSOR, , 12553
TAVAREZ, RACHEL, 92 JEFFERSON 3 R. BROOKLYN, , 11206
TAVERAS, ROSIBEL, 600 CONCORD AVE 10455 1 F, BRONX, , 10455
2297 SEDGWICK AVE 4 S, BRONX, , 10468
TAYLOR, ISAIAH。
4007 AVE K, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
CAPT 7 B, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11691
TAYLOR, MADALYN.
1416 E 105 ST, NEW YORK, , 10028
TAYLOR, MARK, 257 MANSION ST,
TEAL-GAMBLE, JOSHUA, PO BOX 138, POESTENKILL, , 12140
TEJADA, DERIAN, 1775 DAVIDSON AVE APT 1 FL OOR. BRONX. . 10453
TEJEDA, MOISES, 2191 CRESTON 182 ND STRE ET APT 5 H, BRONX, , 10453
TEMKO, SANDRA, 310 W 95 TH , NEW YORK, 10085
TEMMRI, ABDELKADER, 3022 44 TH 3 R, ASTORIA, , 11103
TEOH, JOANNE, 123 BREWSTER RD, SCARSDALE, , 10583
TEREZAKIS, JAMES, 3043 36 TH , ASTORIA, , 11103
TERRANA, RITA, 177 E MAIN ,
TERRANOVA, JAMIE, 125 TALL OAK CRES, SYOSSET, , 11791
TERRERO, LUZDELALBA, 961 E 167 TH 2 W, BRONX, , 10459
TERWISSEN, KRISTOPHER, 31 SILVER , ELMONT, , 11003
TERZI, BARBARA, PO BOX 621, SHELTER IS, , 11964
TESSORA, MICHAEL, 15 MACKEY RD, GARNERVILLE, , 10923
TEST, TANYA, 1380 BEDFORD 5 A, BROOKLYN, , 11216
THABET, LEXI, 1813 PEARL , VESTAL, . 13850
THAYER, KRISTIN, 121 WAVERLY PL #2 / 3, NEW YORK, , 10011
THEA, FELIX, 558 MANOR RIDGE RD, PELHAM, , 10803
THIEL, RYAN, 3474 RTE 52, STORMVILLE, , 12582
THIYAGARAJAN, KRISHNA, 766 OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, 10010
THOMAS, CURT, 331 W 18 TH , DEER PARK, , 11729
THOMAS, DIANA, 1 HASKINS RD, KIRKWOOD, , 13795
, EBONY, 1253 CONGRESS FL 2. SCHENECTADY, , 12303
, GWEN, 155 KETCHAM , AMITYVILLE, , 11701
, RANALD, 9 W MAIN 3, OYSTER BAY, , 11771
, RON, 3062 V 2 A, BROOKLYN, , 11229
, RYAN, 9601 CHURCH , BROOKLYN, , 11212
, SABRINA, 1411 TOWNSEND 31 A, BRONX, , 10452
THOMPSON, DAWN, 150 MARKET 18, POTSDAM, , 13676
THOMPSON, JASON, 19 DUTCH 7 A, MANHATTAN, , 10038
, JELANI, 9918 K 1 FL, BROOKLYN, , 11236
, SCOTT, 118 W 137 2℃, NEWYORK, , 10030
, VANCE, 105 MONA DR, BUFFALO, , 14226
, ZORIQUE, 150 E 182 ND 408. BRONX. . 10453
THOMSON, JEANI, 14 BALZAC CT, TONAWANDA, . 14150
THORNTON, ANN, 1115 FIFTH 5 B, NEW YORK, , 10128
THORNTON, CHARLES, 930 E 226 , BRONX, , 10466
THRELKELD, ANISA, 628 W 151 1 E, NEW YORK, , 10031
TIERNEY, AMELIA, 300 HYLAN DR STE 6, ROCHESTER, , 14623
TIFFANY, GENEVA, D, 6 BROMLEY , BINGHAMTON, , 13901
TIFFANY, SARAH, 348 OLD NEWARK VALLEY RD, ENDICOTT, , 13760
TIMMONS, CLAY, 60 E 8 TH , NEW YORK, , 10003
TISCH, VICTORIA, 330 W 56 TH , NEW YORK, , 10019
TISCHBEIN, JASON, 304 S SALINA 2 B, SYRACUSE, , 13202
TIVNAN, MARK, 7500 HIGHLAND DR, BALDWINSVILLE, , 13027
TKACH, NICHOLAI, 3080 W 1 701, BROOKLYN, , 11224
TLAXCALTECATL, IVAN, 340 CLIFTON PL 3 B, BROOKLYN, , 11216
EDGEWOOD , LAURELTON, , 11413 TOBIYASH, REBECCA,
2411 E 69 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11234 TODMAN, JAMAR.
TOLCHINSKY, MALKA, 1320 212 TH , QUEENS, , 11360
TOLMACH, DAVID, 21 KAYLA CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
TOMKO, GEORGE, PO BOX 312, AQUEBOGUE, , 11931
TOMLINS, DIANE, 9 DENVER PL, POUGHKEEPSIE, , 12601
TOOKES, TESSA, 467 GRAND , BROOKLYN, , 11211
TORIBIO, JULISSA, 200 CIR RDLANGMUIR HALL, STONY BROOK, , 11790
TORRE, GREGORY, 670 E 18 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11230
TORRENCE, RAMON, 152 FENWAY DR, SYRACUSE, , 13224
TORRES SANTANA, CARIME, 82 PINE 1, BROOKLYN, , 11208
TORRES, ALAIJAH, 4301 MARTHA 2, BRONX, , 10470
, ANA, 8820 WHITNEY 6 B, ELMHURST, , 11373
, CHRISTOPHER, 130-47 176 TH PL, QUEENS, , 11434
2960 S, BROOKLYN, , 11229
, ELIJAH, 4041 LOWERRE PL PH, BRONX, , 10453
1469 OHM 1, BRONX, , 10465 TOPRES, HEATHER, 42 PINELIURST
, JULIA, 45-47 47 TH 3 RD FL. QUEENS, , 11377
, JULIO, 225 W 231 4 M, BRONX, , 10469
, MELVIN,
859 E 223 RD 3, BRONX, , 10466
, RIGO, 2266 86 TH 2 ND, BROOKLYN, , 11214
TORRES, TIFFANI, 10 AMBOY ST APT 12 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
TORTORICE, CHRISTINE, 415 E 92 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
TOSCANO, MATTHEW, 111 CROSSWAYS PARK DR W, WOODBURY, , 11797
TOWNSEND, BETH, 15 KRISSA CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10312
TOWNSEND, LENA, 719 MARTIN ST, ENDICOTT, , 13760
TOWNSEND, LENA, 3 FORDHAM HILL OVAL APT 16℃, BRONX, , 10468
TRAN, SAMMY, 2745 RESERVOIR AVE D, BRONX, , 10468
1 RALPH AVE, WHITE PLAINS, , 10606 TREE LOUNGE LLC.
1 RTE 6 N, MAHOPAC, , 10541
646 PELTON , STATEN ISLAND, , 10310
TROIDL, MIYA, 422 W CENTER ST, MEDINA, , 14103
TROMBINO, WILLIAM, 63 GLEN DR, RIDGE, , 11961
TROTMAN, ELI, 536 THATFORD 1 FL, BROOKLYN, , 11212
TRUNDY, BENJAMIN, 685 AUBURN , BUFFALO, , 14222
TRYKOZ, OLHA, 7001 65 TH PLAPT 2 L, GLENDALE, , 44395
TSENG, JASON, 2415 QUEENS PLZ N UNIT 8 B. LONG IS CITY, , 11101
TSOY, SVETLAN, 1675 FORD ST 2 A, BROOKLYN, , 11229
TUDELA, JOSE, 5 WALNUT , EAST NORWICH, , 11732
TUDOSIE, CONSTANTIN, 9 WAINWRIGHT , YONKERS, , 10710
TULLER BLACK, UNIQUE, 195 STEUBEN ST 5 N, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
TULSIRAM, DIANAND, 883 EMMETT ST, SCHENECTADY, , 12307
TUNG, PETER, PO BOX 3002, NIAGARA FALLS, , 14304
365 E 184 TH ST 306, BRONX, , 10458
TURCIOS, EDUARDO, 256 FRANKLYN ST 3 R, BROOKLYN, , 11222
TURNER, CHRISTOPHE, 104 CARMEL RD 1, BUFFALO, , 14214
TUTTLE, JONATHON, 216 SENECA , BALDWINSVILLE, , 13027
TWUM, COLLINS, 1775 CLAY 5 F, BRONX, , 10457
TYSON, JOSEPH, 399 PITTSLEY RD COYE BROOK RD, SOUTH NEW BERLIN, 13842
TYSON, SEMAJ, 100-49 198 TH ST 100-49 198 TH ST, QUEENS, , 11423
TZIC, YOSELIN, 275 E GUN HILL RD 3 L, BRONX, , 10467
UCEDA, ZOSIMO, 3708 UNION ST 310, FLUSHING, , 11354
UEHARA, MASAAKI, 1026 2 ND FRNT, NEW YORK, , 10022
UEYAMA, YASUFUMI, 29 WELLS BLDG 4, YONKERS, , 10701
UGBOAJA, CHINONYE, 1164 E 221 ST, BRONX, , 10469
UKADIKE, EMMANUEL, 105 ASHLAND PL 11 A, BROOKLYN, , 11201
UMAJINGA, KEVIN, 80 ST NICHOLAS F. NEW YORK, , 10026
UMANZOR, ISMELDA, 61 WILSON ST, BRENTWOOD, , 11717
UNDERGROUND, LIBERTY, PO BOX 20892, ROCHESTER, , 14602
UPPAL, HARMINDER, 4 TIFFANY RD, OYSTER BAY, , 11771
URENA, LESLIE, 875 PENNSYLVANIA 3, BROOKLYN, , 11207
US ARMY CORPS OF ENGRS, 26 FEDERAL PLAZA CENAN PAO, NEW YORK, , 10278
UTZ, CHARLES, 156 WHEELDON DR, ROCHESTER, , 14616
VACANTE, DOMINIC, 7120 COLONIAL RD, BROOKLYN, , 11209
VADNAIS, MADISON, 42 D PENNWOOD DR, ROCHESTER, , 14625
VALDES FAM TST, 11 MILTON STE 3, HIGHLAND, , 12528
VALDEZ, AANIJA, 463 E 86 TH ST 2, BROOKLYN, , 11203
VALDEZ, LUIS, 2679 DECATUR 2 B, BRONX, , 10458
VALDEZ, THALIA, 2196 LARCH ST, WANTAGH, , 11793
VALDEZ, XIARA, 30 V 7 B, BROOKLYN, , 11223
VALENTI, LOUIS, 107 FRANKLIN PL, MASSAPEQUA, , 11758
VALENTIN, OLIVA, 1982 CRUGER , BRONX, , 10462
VALERIO, PAUL, 938 DANA , VALLEY STREAM, , 11580
VALLE, FABIO, 229 W 60 TH ST 21 P, NEW YORK, , 10023
VALLEJO, JOSTIN, 955 E 181 ST, BRONX, , 10460
VALLEJO KIYOSHI, 592 E 141 ST 1 D, BRONX, , 10454
VAN DYKE, FRED, 669 DENISE RD 12, ROCHESTER, , 14616
VAN ETTEN, BRENDA, 13 YORK ST A, SARATOGA SPGS, , 12866
VAN ROOYEN, TAMMY, 720 NORTHERN BLVD, GREENVALE, , 11548
VAN, ZAK, 35 BROADWAY 2 B, BROOKLYN, , 11249
VANCE, LATAYE, 242-01 N CONDUIT , ROSEDALE, , 11422
VANDEWINCKEL, HEIDI, 7 ARDENDALE RD, E NORTHPORT, , 11731
VANEK, CHERYL, 964 CEDARHURST ST, VALLEY STREAM, , 11581
VANGULDEN, MARGARET, 200 MELANIE DR, E MEADOW, , 11554
VARGAS, ELIZABETH, 1231 FULTON 1 E, BRONX, , 10456
VARGAS, JEILEEN, 440 WATKINS ST 6 H, BROOKLYN, , 11212
VARGAS, JUSNICOLE, 2720 CURTIS ST 1 S T FL, QUEENS, , 11369
VARGAS, ROBERT, 2337 WALTON 3 F, BRONX, , 10466
VASQUEZ, SAUL, 53 S EVERGREEN DR, SELDEN, , 11784
VATCH, MICHAEL, 14725 68 TH , FLUSHING, , 11367
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VAUGHN, ELAINE, 24108 NEWHALL AVE, ROSEDALE, NY, 11422
VAUGHN, KENNETH, 18 POPLAR DR, SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
BROOKLYN 11238 APT 14 N, BROOKLYN, , 11238
VEACH, CARRIE, 4676 ALBANY POST RD APT 12℃2, HYPR PARK, , 12538
VEIRA, RACHEL, 103-10 130 TH ST 1, QUEENS, , 11436
VELAZQUEZ, ALEXANDER,
VELEZ, ALEXI, 365 THATFORD AVE 7 QFL, BROOKLYN, , 11212
VELEZ, MIKAYLA, 308 E 145TH ST 8E, BRONX, , 10451
VELTRI, SAMANTHA, 430 HUNTER , MAMARONECK, , 10543
VENTURA XON, TOMAS, 2630 BENSON AVE RM 386, BROOKLYN, , 11214
VERA, DIEGO, 511 W 179 B SMT, NEW YORK, , 10033
VERDI, THOMAS, 12 CATSKILL AVE, RENSSELAER, , 12144
VERITY, ANGELA, L, 1 OGDEN RD, CARMEL, , 10512
VERNON, BENJAMIN, 221 AMBERGATE RD, SYRACUSE, , 13214
VERNON, NICHOLAS, PO BOX 199, NINEVEH, , 13813
VESTAL, HARLEIGH, 21 ANNEE LN 5, FREEVILLE, . 13068
VICTOR, JONATHAN, 37-77 103 RD 2 F, CORONA, , 11368
VIDALS, JOCELINE, 1171 ELDER AVE B1, BRONX, , 10472
VIET, QUOC, 35-35 156 , FLUSHING, , 11354
VILCA, SKYE, 104 QUEVIC DR, SARATOGA SPRINGS, , 12866
VILLA, BYRON, PO BOX 2563, PEEKSKILL, , 10566
VILLALBA, ENRIQUE, 121 PLEASANT GROVE RD #601, ITHACA, , 14850
VILLANUEVA, KEXY, 2311 CROTONA AVE 7, BRONX, , 10458
VINCENTI, ROBERT, 443 PIPE STAVE
VIRTUE HERMAN, CHRISTIE, 2731 NARATH CT, YORKTOWN HTS, , 10598
VITALE, EDWARD, PO BOX 114 VEGA MT RD, DENVER, , 12421
VITIELLO, JOSEPH, 3 LIBERTY SQUARE MALL, STONY POINT, , 10980
VOGEL, JOHN, 187 A VANDENBURGH
VOLPE, LISA, 132 BLACKHEATH RD, LIDO BEACH, , 11561
VOORHEES, NICOLE, PO BOX 101, RETSOF, , 14539
VOROS, CATHLEEN, 71 E MAIN , AVON, , 14414
VOSBURGH, JOANN, 34 CEDARBROOK CRIS. WHITESBORO, 12402
230 NEW PALTZ RD, HIGHLAND, , 12528
WADE, ANNALISA, 100-38 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD, QUEENS, , 11429
WADE, ASHLEY, L, 73 FOREST DR, HYDE PARK, , 12538
WADE, BRION, 240 W 129 TH 4 A, MANHATTAN, , 10027
WAGGONER, TESS, 313 HANCOCK 1, BROOKLYN, , 11216
WAGNER, CHRISTINE,
9115 RED HILL RD, NEW HARTFORD, , 13413
WESTBURY, , 11590
WAGNER, KIMBERLY, 211 GORDON AVE,
WALKER, ALI, 1454 GRAND CONCOURSE 4 H, BRONX, , 10457
WALKER, ALLEGRA, 1454 GRAND CONCOURSE 4 H, BRONX, , 10457
, AMANDA, 426 WILLETT , BUFFALO, , 14206
, AMIR, 165 MARKS PL 1 5 H, STATEN ISLAND, , 10301
, ASSURBORN,
126 STEWART CT, SYRACUSE, , 13202
BROOKLYN, , 11226
, KEARA, 2932 THROOP AVE 2, BRONX, , 10462
, KEONA, 3528 KINGLAND AVE, BRONX, , 10469
WALLACH, FRAN, 28 HIDDEN GLEN RD, SCARSDALE, , 10583
WALLNER, ESTELLE, 6700 192 ND 1901, FRESH MEADOWS, , 11365
WALLS, BREANNA, 3576 DEKALB AVE 6 K, BRONX, , 10467
WALSH, DEVIN, 36 HARTSDALE RD, CARMEL, , 10512
WALSH, JOAN, 2098 FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD UNIT 4, NEW YORK, , 10026
WALSH, NOLAN, 10 MONTEITH 473, BROOKLYN, , 11206
WALTERS, LEEYAH, 89-64 SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS, , 11427
WALTERS, PATRICK, 834 PARK PL, BROOKLYN, , 11216
WALTERS, SHARHEA, 621 MEAD , BRONX, , 10460
WALTI, BRETT, 6053 MINOA RD, KIRKVILLE, , 13082
WANG, HAIJUN, 149 17 HAWTHORNE AVE, QUEENS, , 11355
WANG, JESSICA, 5653 UTOPIA PKWY, QUEENS, , 11365
WANG, KAI, 726 55 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11220
WANG, TIFFANY, 14010 FRANKLIN AVE B30, QUEENS, , 11355
WARAICH, AHMAD, 2086 E 26 2, BROOKLYN, , 11229
WARD, ANDREW, 131 MATHEWS AVE, UTICA, , 13502
WARREN, ASHLEY, 417 HART 2 B, BROOKLYN, , 11221
WARREN, LISA, 662 RIVER RD, SCHODACK LANDING, , 12156
WATANABE, KOJI, 255 PATROON CREEK
426 MAIN #31, BEACON, , 12508
117-19 239 TH , ELMONT, , 11003 WATSON, CARLY, E,
332 SUNSET DR, CORNING, , 14830
WAYNE, HAKIM, 1400 E NEW YORK 5 B, BROOKLYN, , 11212
WEAVER, ANGELA, 753 E 45 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11203
WEBSTER, HENRY, 5465 LINCOLN POND RD, ELIZABETHTOWN, , 12932
WEBSTER, MARSHALL, 44 MEETING HOUSE RD, PAWLING, , 12564
WEEKS, COLIN, 315 DAVIS RD, GLEN AUBREY, NY, 13777
WEI, YINGXIANG, 236 MULBERRY ST APT 8, NEW YORK, NY, 10012
WEINGARTEN, BORUCH, 1517 UNION ST FL 2, BROOKLYN, , 11213
WEINSTOCK, NAAMA, 99 TIOGA AVE, ATLANTIC BCH, , 11509
WEISER, YEHUDIS, 1933 64 TH ST.
WEISH, SABRIYAH, 150-43 75 TH AVE 2 G, QUEENS, , 11367
WEISHAHN, STEFANIE, 11 BROADWAY RM 17332, NEW YORK, , 10004
WEISS, ADEENA, 1416 GRANADA PL, FAR ROCKAWAY, , 11691
WEISS, CHARLENE, 626 AVE H, BROOKLYN, , 11230
WEISS, DAVID, 2 MOUNTAIN RD UNIT 301, MONROE, , 10950
COMMACK, , 11725
WEISS, LEAH, 3 PAKSH PL UNIT 102, MONROE, , 10950
WELLS, VERONICA, 25 OLD ANVIL LN, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
WENDERSKI, ZANE, 355 COUNTRYSIDE LN, ORCHARD PARK, , 14127
WENDT, MARY, 1160 5 TH AVE APT 205, NEW YORK, , 10029
WENG, DAN, 446 59 TH ST APT 3 F, BROOKLYN, , 11220
WENG, XIUMI, 84 GARY CT, STATEN ISLAND, , 10314
WERCBERGER, JOEL, 103 DIVISION AVE, BROOKLYN, , 11249
WERLAU, PAIGE, 91 SEVEN OAKS LN, BREWSTER, , 10509
WERNER, WILLIAM, 10 MONTIETH ST #536, BROOKLYN, , 11206
WERTHEIMER, CHAYA D, 240 PENN ST, BROOKLYN, , 11211
WEST, JUSTIN, 164-16 115 TH AVE APT 2, QUEENS, , 11434
WEST, KOWAIN, 419 W 17 TH ST_APT 21 G, NEW YORK, , 10011
WESTER, HUNTER, 46 MILL ST, NUNDA, , 14517
WETTSTEIN, JOSCELYN, 10332 FOURTH ARMORED DIV DR. FORT DRUM, 13603
WHALEN, DAVID, 24 A SAND HILL DR, S GLENS FALLS, . 12803
WHEATLEY, TERRY, 1087 WILLMOHR ST APT 1 B, BROOKLYN, , 11212
WHEATON, TODD, 1450 LYELL AVE STE 5, ROCHESTER, , 14606
WHIPPLE, GEORGE, 9339 MAIN ST, TABERG, , 13471
WHITAKER, JUSTIN, 100 STEUBEN ST APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, , 11205
WHITE, AMELIA, 240 E SHORE RD APT 211, GREAT NECK, , 11023
WHITE, CHRISTIAN, 102 NICHOLAS AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10302
WHITE, CORLISS, 311 MINNESOTA AVE, BUFFALO, , 14215
WHITE, COSTELLA, 2020 GRAND CONCOURSE #28, BRONX, , 10457
HEMLOCK, , 14476
WHITEFRIARS EAST, 26 E 93 RD ST, NEW YORK, , 10128
WHITMORE, ELIZABETH, 604 2 ND ST, MAMARONECK, , 10543
WHITNEY, BURLEW, 211-48 99 TH AVE, QUEENS VILLAGE, , 11429
WHITNEY, KIM, M, 10 TERRY CIR, PLEASANT VALLEY, , 12569
690 BECK ST APT 1, BRONX, , 10455
DUANESBURG, , 12056
WIENECKE, WILLIAM, L, 25 W DR, MAUGRAD, 1054
WIESELTHIER, AMROM, 87 W CHURCH ST UNIT 2, SPRING VALLEY, , 10977
WIKE, RANDALL, H, 313 TORRANCE AVE, VESTAL, , 13850
WILDER, DASHELLE, 829 E 226 TH ST, BRONX, , 10466
WILDOW, TIMOTHY, 324 ALVERSTONE WAY, WEST HENRIETTA, , 14586
WILEY, CRYSTAL, 1408 WEBSTER AVE APT 10 G. BRONX, , 10456
WILKENSON, ISIS, 1345 DEKALB AVE APT 2 R, BROOKLYN, , 11221
WILKS, JASON, 2635 GRANDVIEW PL, ENDICOTT, , 13760
2769 STATE RTE 5 AND 20, STANLEY, , 14561
WILLIAM, JEFF, 178-40 146 RD, JAMAICA, , 11434
WILLIAMS, AALIYAH, 22 BAILEY PL APT P / H, STATEN ISLAND, , 10303
WILLIAMS, CARL, 560 BROOKE AVE, BRONX, , 10455
, CECIL, 394 MONROE ST, BROOKLYN, , 11221
, DARIEL, 148 HALLOCK LANDING RD, ROCKY POINT, , 11778
, EUGENE, 2 B COMMERCE PL, ISLIP TERRACE, , 11752
, GARY, 3 TELEGRAPH ST #35 R, BINGHAMTON, . 13903
, JASON, 604 3 RD AVE,
, MOHAGANY, 2156 LINDEN BLVD APT 13 E, BROOKLYN, , 11207
12714 SIDWAY PL, JAMAICA, , 11434
635 E 211 ST APT 4 E, BRONX, , 10467
BUFFALO, , 14208
, SYNIAH, 65-81 PARSONS BLVD APT 2G, QUEENS, , 11365
, TYLER, 1736 S MAIN ST, NICHOLS, , 12812
, TYRELL, 1158 W BELDEN AVE APT 1, SYRACUSE, , 13204
, VICTORIA, 1286 -70, HUNT, , 14846
-BELL, DANIELLE, 26 LIBERTY CORNERS RD, PINE ISLAND, , 10969
WILLIAMSON, SHEMAR, 576 E 92 ND ST, BROOKLYN, , 11236
WILLIS, JESSICA, 4086 HILL AVE, BRONX, , 10466
WILLIS, JOLENE, 215 BEACH 126 TH ST, BELLE HARBOR, , 11694
WILLIS, PAMELA, 292 MAPLE ST, BROOKLYN, , 11225
RANDALL AVE APT 5 E, BRONX, , 10473 WILSON GENTLES, JELANI.
WILSON, BRANDON, 21 PINETREE RD 7195, WESTBURY, , 11590
WILSON, CHARLES, 133 FIELDWOOD DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14609
WILSON, JOHN, 21-23 EXCHANGE ST 01-5 G, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13901
WILSON, SHAMAL, 955 CAULDWELL AVE APT 2 F, BRONX, , 10456
WILSON, VERONICA, 4120 HUTCHINSON RIVER PKWY E 17 E, BRONX, , 10475
WILTON, JOSEPHINE, 700 PLEASANT VIEW DR, LANCASTER, , 14086
WINSLOW, DOLORES, 8 SUNSET CT #1051, ATHENS, , 12015
WINSTON, SERENA, 4236 BRONXWOOD
WINTER, TALI, 12 THORNGROVE LN, DIX HILLS, , 11746
WOHLFORD, LEANNE, 539 W 112 TH ST APT 6 B, NEW YORK, , 10025
WOLF, NOLAN, 1133 WARBURTON AVE 510 N, YONKERS, , 10701
WOLLEN, RILEY, 588 CARROLL , BROOKLYN, , 11215
WOMACK, FREDERICK, 822 CALVERT , ROME, , 13440
WONG, CORTNEY, 3 MACY RD, BRIARCLIFF MANOR, , 10510
WONG, EMILY, 1047 SIMPSON HOUSE, BRONX, , 10459
WOO, YONGJOO, 42 W 96 TH , NEW YORK, , 10025
WOOD, TIFFANY, 154 RYE HILL RD,
WOODBURY, SERIYAH,
WOODMAN, JEREMY, 104 WALL , AUBURN, , 13021
WOODS, ADAM, 306 W 78 TH 5 A, NEW YORK, , 10024
WORDEN, JONATHAN, 254 ATLANTIC AVE, SLOAN, , 14212
WOROBOFF, MARIELLE, 201 W 74 TH 8 G. NEW YORK, , 10023
WRANA, DAKOTA, 127 OWASCO , AUBURN, , 13021
WREN, SUZANNE, 556 2 ND 4 R, BROOKLYN, 11215
WRIGHT, CHYNA, 2999 FREDERICK , 10039
WRIGHT, LAKEISHA, 2654 MARION AVE 5 F S, BRONX, , 10458
WRIGHT, LAKENYA, 478 VAN DUZER E3, STATEN ISLAND, , 10304
WROBEL, MELISSA, 450 BURT STUNIT 160, SYRACUSE, , 13202
WU, KALVIN, 59 MALLORY AVE, STATEN ISLAND, , 10305
WU, QIFEN, 739 68 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11220
, XING ZHENG, 2971 FREDERICK DOUGLASS BLVD 13E, MANHATTAN, , 10039
, XUXIN, 1419 111 TH FL 1, COLLEGE POINT, , 11356
, YUQING, 8420 GRAND AVE, ELMHURST, . 11373
, ZACHARY, 58-28 138 TH , QUEENS, , 11355
WUESTENHOEFER, HAROLD, 844 NEPPERHAN AVE, YONKERS, , 10703
WUESTENHOEFER, MICHAEL, 844
WYCHE, CHERYL, 2249 MORRISE AVE A9, BRONX, , 10453
WYNTER, DORRELL, 629 E 95 TH,
XELO, JASMINE, 1832 126 COLLEGE POINT 1 FL, QUEENS, , 11356
XIA, DEREK, 2217 146 TH , QUEENS, , 11357
XIE, JASON, 7304 183 RD , QUEENS, , 11366
XIE, ZHI LONG, 140-70 ASH AVE 201, FLUSHING, , 11355
XINFANG, ZHANG, 14-25 128 TH FLUSHING, NEW YORK, , 11356
YAKIN, ROBERT, PO BOX 84, BETHEL, , 12720
YAMADA, YOKO, 1221 AVE OF THE AMERICAS FL 17, NEW YORK, , 10020
YAMADA, YUJI, 780 3 RD AVE FL 42, NEW YORK, , 10017
YAMAGISHI, ANGELINE, 275 GREENWICH 9 B, NEW YORK, , 10007
YAMANTUONO, DANNY, 96 W GRAND , PALATINE, , 13428
YAMATANI, MOMIJI, 101-01 67 DR 2 K, FOREST HILLS, , 11375
220 5 TH AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 YANBASTL NAIL
GOLDEN ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 YANDAMURI, SRINIVAS,
88 VALIMAR CT, WHITE PLAINS, , 10603 YANG, QIAO, 42-65 KISSENA BLVD 207, FLUSHING, , 11355
YANG, TONY, 227-20 64 TH AVE APT 1, QUEENS, , 11364
YAZICI, GULNIHAL, 243 HILLTOP DR,
YE, BIN, 13814 58 TH RD, FLUSHING, , 11355
YE, JIANTAO, 14307 POPLAR
FLUSHING , QUEENS, , 11355
YEASMEEN, AFSANA, 4109 15 TH APT D1, BROOKLYN, , 11219
YEBOAH, AHMED, 2855 CLAFLIN 3 G, BRONX, , 10468
YEE, FRANK, 20919 27 TH , BAYSIDE, , 11360
YEE, STEVEN, 8391 GLEN EAGLE DR,
YEPSEN, LAURA, 152 S 2 ND ST 3, BROOKLYN, , 11211
YOKOYAMA, RYO, 808 COLUMBUS 14 B, NEW YORK, , 10025
YOO, KENNETH, 200 W 90 TH 6 F, NEW YORK, , 10024
YOUDON, TSERING, 9234 LAMONT 1 S T FL, QUEENS, , 11373
YOUNG, CORNELIA, 8114 QUEENS BLVD
YOUNG, DANIEL, 109-63 CENTREVILLE , QUEENS, , 11417
YOUNGS, BONNIE, 204 GENESEE 10, AUBURN, , 13021
YOURNET, FRANK, 85-29 90 , WOODHAVEN, , 11421 YU, LIFANG, 205 C 14℃, NEW YORK, , 10009
YU, YAN, 973 64 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11219
YUAN, LISA, 2 BAY CLUB DR 6 K, BAYSIDE, , 11360
YUAN, YUGANG, 10 HARRIET TUBMAN DR, MIDDLETOWN, , 10940
YULKE, SANDRA, 419 E 57 TH 13℃, NEW YORK, , 10022
5735 ECLIPSE DR, JAMESVILLE, , 13078 YUNGA. EMILY.
60-17 60 TH DR 2 F, QUEENS, , 11378 YURINA STEVEN 22 GREENBIDGE
YURYEV, JESSICA, 226 FREEBORN , STATEN ISLAND, , 10306
ZACKIEWICZ, MAGDA, 13 CLIFFORD PL 1 R, BROOKLYN, , 11222
ZAFARMEHR, YEHOSHUA, 1122 E 28 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11210
332 HORSESHOE LN, VESTAL, , 13850
60 WILLOW LN, STATEN ISLAND, , 10306 ZAMBRANO, NELLY.
2877 PHILIP 2 B, BRONX, , 10465 ZANE, JOSEPH,
11 BRÍSTOL DR, PLEASANT VLY, , 12569
715 NOBLE 6 B, BRONX, , 10473
ZARZECKA, LAURA, 320 W 38 TH
526 HAMILTON #, ALBANY, , 12203
PORT WASHINGTON, , 11050
ZELLARS, AUDREY, 44 CHURCH ,
GRANVILLE, , 12832
ZEMMOUR, JULI, 27 ATLANTIC , EAST MORICHES, , 11940
ZENELAJ, ERNILA, 64-41 CATALPA , RIDGEWOOD, , 11385
ZENG, ANDREW, 139-15 83 RD 418, QUEENS, , 11435
ZENG, LIN, 325 N END , NEW YORK, , 10282
ZEPHIR, PIERRE, 681 OCEAN F5, BROOKLYN, , 11226
ZERPA, SERGIO, 75 W STAPT 5 L,
ZHANG, EDDIE, 50 E 98 TH #3-I, NEW YORK, , 10029
ZHANG, FRANK, 112 OLD FIELD RD, SETAUKET, , 11733
, FÚ, 2515 COLLEGE POINT BLVD, FLUSHING, , 11354
, JOSHEN, 35 BAY 13 TH , BROOKLYN, , 11214
, LEI, 21 COLGATE DR, BARDONIA, , 10954
, LINGXIN, 1233 YORK 6 J, NEW YORK, , 10065
, LUCY, 30-01 149 , FLUSHING, , 11354
, MENGJIAO, 211-48 99 TH ,
, SARAH, 100 W 31 42 G,
, ZIYUE, 56 SAINT MARKS PL 7
146-08 25 TH RD FLUSHING 113,
ZHAO, GUOYI, 605 W 42 ND 19 B,
ZHAO, JIAN HUA, 5720 KISSENA BLVD,
ZHAO, JIAN ZHEN, 1733 65 TH ,
BROOKLYN, , 11204
1960 65 ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
ZHENG, BERNICE 144-96 37 TH AVE APT 1 ST FLOOR, QUEENS, NY, 11354
ZHENG, DAVID, 1955 2 ND AVE APT 4 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
ZHENG, NATALIE, 7516 177 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11366
ZHENI PARDEN, 1950 10 ELDER AVE 6 PT K, QUEENS, NY, 11355
ZHENG, XIMEI, 562 47 TH ST L 2 ND, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
ZHINGRI DUCHITANGA, ANDY, 65 FORT WASHINGTON AVE APT 52, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
ZHINGRI DUCHITANGA, JORDAN, 65 FORT WASHINGTON AVE APT 52, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
ZHOU, JEFFREY, 54 BOERUM ST APT 8 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
ZHU, ENYU, 8313 21 AVE APT 1 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
ZHU, JUNPING, 556 DAHILL RD APT 2 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
ZIEGLER, DOUGLAS, H, 20 DAVIS RD, SALT POINT, NY, 12578
ZILLMER, LESLEE, 3383 S ST, CLINTON, NY, 13323
ZISES, AARON, 305 E 86 TH ST APT 11 JW, NEW YORK, NY, 10028
ZISIKI RODCHEL, 551 BROOKLYN AVE APT 1 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
ZISSIS, CHRIS, 53 HARVEY LN, SPENCERPORT, NY, 14559
ZITZMANN, CRAIG, 23 BEACON AVE APT 1 A, ALBANY, NY, 12203
ZIV, ORIA, 8120 CHEVY CHASE ST, JAMACAJA, NY, 11432
ZODDA KERI, 11 WHALERS CV, BABYLON, NY, 11702
ZOLLO, MICHAEL, 738 BLUE MOUNTARD RD, SAUGERTIES, NY, 12477
ZOOK, HENRY, 135 CHESTNIP RIDGE RD, CHERRY VALLEY, NY, 13320
ZU, SHIYAN, 5 JULIA CIR, DIX HILLS, NY, 11746
ZUECH, SYDNEY, 8308 RTE 98, FRANKLINVILLE, NY, 14737
ZUGAJEWICZH, ANTHONY, 27 SANTAPOGUE CT, WEST BABYLON, NY, 11704
ZUR MAGEN, ESTHER, 1442 72 ND DR, QUEENS, NY, 11367
ZURBRICK, PATRICIA, 8825 STATE RD, COLDEN, NY, 14033
ZWETSCH, TINA, 7 CAMDEN ST, ROCHESTER, NY, 14612
ZYSLIN, ESTHER, 446 KINGSTON AVE APT A 22, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
ZZAMAN, KAMRU, 320 E 7 TH ST FL 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
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APP FORCE ONE LLC 82 OLD FARM RD SOUTH PLEASANTVILLE, NY 10570 BAILEY, SAMANTHA 1197 ELINOR RD HEWLETT, NY 11557 BARANKEWICZ, DEANNA 17 BONNIE BRAE AVE GRANITE SPRINGS, NY 10527 BARRIENTOS, JACQUELINE 180 S MIDDLE NECK RD APT 3F GREAT NECK, NY BRUNO, GUERLY 2 DUTCH LANE APT 3B SPRING VALLEY, NY 10977 CHASE, JEREMY 5 CHURCH ST GRANITE SPRINGS, NY 10527 CHASES, PHILIPPE 160 W 62ND ST APT 21E NEW YORK, NY 10023 COVINO, KATHLEEN 10 W GLEN AVENUE PORT CHESTER, NY 10573 EPPS, OLGA 560 WARBURTON AVE APT 6B YONKERS, NY 10701 GADSON, BETTY 147 OLD TARRYTOWN ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NY 10603 HUGO, SAMUEL 240 CENTRAL STREET NY 10019 GOODWIN, PAULA 660 E 242ND ST #41 BRONX, NY 10470 HUHN, LAURA 165-14 72ND AVE FRESH MEADOWS, NY 11365 KESHARWANI, RAMYA 106 VALENTINE PL APT 612 ITHACA, NY 14850 LIFF, MARISSA 500 CARROLL STREET 5B BROOKLYN, NY 11215 LUBRANO, GIANNA 216 ROOSEVELT AVENUE MINEOLA, NY 11501
NADDEO, DIANE 180 S CONGER AVE CONGERS, NY 10920 NEEL-EVERETT, JODY-ANN 24-59 COLLIER AVE FAR ROCKAWAY, NY 11691 NY 11021 O'BRIEN, MARY 30 JACKSON DR STONY POINT, NY 10980 PENEER, LUPIN 87 COLUMBIA ST #5-F NEW YORK, NY 10002 ORTEGA BJOS, JOSE 518 DRYDEN AD PRT AIG ITHACA, NY 14850 RODRIGUEZ CAMACHO, LUIS 128 VETERANS PL APT B ITHACA, NY 14850 RODRIGUEZ, DORIS 2519 LACONIA AVENUE BRONX, NY 10469 RUSSO, ANN 120 PARK AVE FL 6 NEW YORK, NY 10017 RYAN, LIAM 34 GRIFFITH PLACE PEARL RIVER, NY 10965 SAINI, PRERNA 117 VETERAN'S PL UT F ITHACA, NY 14850 SHENOUDA, SOLIMAN 416 BENEDICT AVE APT 2F TARRYTOWN, NY 10591 THE TIMOTHY D' O'LEARY LIVING TRUST 99 WOODCREST AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 RIPURUENI. KHARA HARI 100 FAIRVIEW SQ APT 3N ITHACA, NY 14850 TRAVEN, LUCIA 16 CEDAR STREET APT 6 YONKERS, NY 10701 TYOLINDA 1058 IRISH SETTLEMENT RD CANTON, NY 13617 WANPEN, PANANGSIRI 200 WEST 60TH ST APT 5D NEW YORK, NY 10023 WONG, WAI LOK 3268 37TH STREET UT B ASTORIA, NY 11103
根据《遗弃财产法》第301条,一份未领财产报告已提交至纽约州审计长。本通知中所包含的名单已存档,并在信用社主办公室公开供公众查阅,地址为 2500 WESTCHESTER AVENUE, SUITE 113 PURCHASE, NEW YORK 10577,该遗弃财产在此处支付。此类遗弃财产将在明年10月31日或之前,支付给能够令其满意地证明其领取权利的人员。在随后的11月及其10日或之前,此类未领财产将支付给纽约州审计长,此后相关责任即告终止。
1700 AVENUE OF THE STATES, SUITE 301, LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701.
根据第一商业银行的记录,以下个人或实体似乎有权获得此类无人认领财产:
ADORN STERLING CORP — 最后已知地址:187 RODNEY STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11211
ABRAHAM FARKAS — 最后已知地址:8 HAYES CT. MONROE, NY 10950 DAVID FARKAS — 最后已知地址:263 CLASSON AVE., BROOKLYN, 11205
GOLDY FARKAS — 最后已知地址:473 PARK AVE., BROOKLYN, 11211 RAIZEL FARKAS — 最后已知地址:8 HAYES CT. MONROE, 10950
凡主张对上述财产拥有权益的人员,应联系第一商业银行,地址为 1700 AVENUE OF THE STATES, SUITE 301, LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701, 或拨打电话 732-364-0032, 并向第一商业银行提供令其满意的证明,以确立其接收此类财产的权利。
索赔申请应在 November 1, 2026. 或之前提交至第一商业银行。After November 1, 2026, 关于此类财产的查询应通过电话 1-800-221-9311 或 (518) 270-2200, 电子邮件 NYSOUF@OSC.STATE..US,或邮寄至 110 STATE STREET, ALBANY, 12236 联系纽约州审计长无人认领资金办公室。
资金
根据我们的记录,以下人员似乎有权获得金额为 (\$50) 或以上的现金财产:
CGCM LARGE CAPITALIZATION VALUE EQUITY FUND - HGK ASSET MANAGEMENT 2000 WESTCHESTER AVE PURCHASE 10577 CGCM LARGE CAP EQUITY FUND - WESTFIELD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 2000 WESTCHESTER AVE PURCHASE 10577
WARBURG PINCUS EMERGING MARKETS II 153 E 53RD ST FL 58 NEW YORK 10022
WINDSOR FOUNDATION 38 WINDSOR ST ROCHESTER 14605 PIMCO 1633 BROADWAY NEW YORK, 10019 THE MONROE FUND OF THE SUPER GLOBAL INVESTMENT TRUST 140 BROADWAY 10005-110899 ESTATE OF ANTHONY R. SANDERS PUTNEY, TWOMBLY, HALL & HIRSON 521 FIFTH AVE FLOOR 10 10175 JAMES M. SALAH TUA DTD 8 / 9 / 2001 AS 140 BROADWAY 10005
关于资金金额或其他财产的报告已提交给州审计长,且一份似乎有权获得财产的人员名单已存档,并在布朗兄弟哈里曼公司开放供公众查阅。此类持有的资金或其他财产将在 October 31. 之前由布朗兄弟哈里曼公司支付或交付给经证明的有权方。在 November 10, 或之前,任何剩余资金或其他财产将支付给州审计长。
关于由以下机构持有之某些财产的所有者名单通知
明尼苏达州 苹果谷 (APPLE VALLEY, MN), 55124
根据上述公司的记录,下列姓名及最后已知地址的人员有权领取金额在 50 美元 (\$50.00) 或以上的遗弃财产。
KEIMI NUNEZ 7623 85TH DR, WOODHAVEN NY 11421 ODIN GRINA 137 MENAHAN ST APT 2, BROOKLYN NY 11221
根据纽约州《遗弃财产法》第 302 条,已向纽约州审计长提交了一份无人认领资金报告。根据该公司记录中显示有权领取该财产的人员名单,为了防止纽约州财产,按照任何方式通知或在位于 14985 GLAZIER AVENUE, APPLE VALLEY, MN., 55124 的财产公司处支付此类遗弃财产。此类无人认领资金将在 15, 2026 年 10 月或之前,由我们支付给能够令我们满意地证明其领取权利的人员。在 10, 2026, 年 11 月或之前,未被认领的资金将支付给纽约州审计长。在支付此类款项后,WINGS 信用合作社将不再对该财产承担责任。

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根据我们的记录,下列人员有权领取由 50 美元或以上现金金额组成的无人认领财产:
1380 STERLING PL BROOKLYN, 11213 14 EAST 75TH STREET INC 9 E 38TH ST FL 6 NEW YORK, 10016 142 EAST 71 OWNERS INC 142 E 71ST LOON, 10021 1855 W 20TH STREET, LLC 1655 7TH AVE APT 1A NEW YORK, 10026 200 WATER PROPERTY OWNER LLC C / O MEAGALITH CAPITAL 535 5 TH AVE FL 29 NEW YORK, 10017 517 PUTNA M LLC 936 FULTON BROOKLYN, 11238 609-611-615 OWNERS CORP 615 PALMETH RD YONKERS, 10701 700 WEST 18TH STREET 936 FULTON BROOKLYN, 11238 75 W 238TH STREET OWNERS CORP 75 W 238TH BRONX, 10463 771620 EQUITIES CORP 77-16 / 20 AUSTIN FOREST HILLS, 11375 ABRAHAM GROSS & SONS INC 580 5TH AVE SUITE 1402 NEW YORK, 10036 ADLER ROSEGBEN & ASSOC LLP WENNESVILLE RD SUITE C1 BROOKLYN, 11226
RODRIGO AGUIRRE 40-29 GLEAN APT 1 ELMHURST, 11373
1479 E 15TH BROOKLYN, 11230 ANASAE REALTY 707 WESTCHESTER AVE WHITE PLAINS, 10604 CHRISTOS ANTONOPOULOS 433 84TH BROOKLYN, 11209 ARNOLDS SERVICE STATION INC 1868 LINDEN BLVD BROOKLYN, 11207 RADEWATIE BARHAM
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10330 106TH ST OZONE PARK, NY 11417 BADOL INC
39 FULTON ST DEER PARK, NY 11729 BAY CRANE SERVICE INC 11-02 43RD AVE LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101 BASHIR BIBI 126 BAY 25TH ST APT 3 BROKLYN ST, NY 11008 BILL LERNER 家族信托 (BILL LERNER FAMILY TRUST) 107 W 13TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10011 NICOLE BLUMENSZTEIN 345 W 58TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10019 BRUCE BAKER 补充款 (BRUCE BAKER SUPPLEMENTAL) 1111 MARCUS AVE SUITE 107 LAKE SUCCESS, NY 11756 BERNADETTE BURG 45 OLD OAK LN APT D LEVITTOWN, NY 11756 GABRIELLA CAREY 245 E 54TH ST APT 5L NEW YORK, NY 10022 LINDA CHAO 45 WALTERS PL GREAT NECK, NY 11023 圣母悲悯教堂 (CHURB OF OUR LADY OF SORROWS) 920 MAMAROCECK AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10605
CONGREGATION LEHASKIL INC 255 PENN ST BROOKLYN, NY 11211 幼童军 489 分队 (CUB SCOUT PACK 489) 59 7TH ST NEW HYDE PARK, NY 11040
DRUMMER 家族慈善剩余信托 (DRUMMER FAMILY CRUT) 5926 15TH AVE BROOKLIN, NY 11219 MELISSA DURLIAT 20 W 7TH ST 8A NEW YORK, NY 10024 CARLOTTON CHARLES 遗产 (ESTATE OF CARLOTTON CHARLES) 141-31 WEST ST SPRINGSFIELD GARDENS, NY 11413 NORMA GELFOND 遗产 (ESTATE OF NORMA GELFOND) 707 WESTCHESTER AVE SUITE 107 WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 WENDY GOTTLIEB 遗产 (ESTATE OF WENDY GOTTLIEB) 185 N 8TH ST APT 5H BROOKLIN, NY 11221 YECHEZKEL FRIEDMAN 1147 WEST CNTY BROOKLIN, NY 11219 JOHN MARGULIES 之友 (FRIENDS OF JOHN MARGULIES) 88 WALNUT ST LYNBROOK, NY 11563 GERNAT HOLDINGS INC 1015 E 24TH ST BROOKLIN, NY 11210 JACOB GINZBERG 460 NEPTUNE AVE APT 12B BROOKLIN, NY 11224 TONI GOODE 61 NOTTINGHAM DR MIDDLE ISLAND, NY 11953 GUOTHAM CHANDER V. LLC 432 PARKO LEA SV. NEW YORK, NY 10016 GRAND GATES RESIDENCE LLC 936 FULTON ST BROOKLIN, NY 11238 ISAAC HAJIBAI 26 PICCADILLY RD GREAT NECK, NY 11023 HARRISON REALTY II LLC 505 FLUSHING AVE BROOKLIN, NY 11205 HILDA M TAYLOR 遗产 (ESTATE) GEORGE 74 YALAWAR CITY 7 MILBERRY ST APT 2R NEW YORK, NY 10013 HUDSON SURGICARE LLC 281 BROADWAY FL 2 NEW YORK, NY 10007 SUZANNE IAFRATTO 32 MOUNT MORRIS AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 IMITRADING USA INC 570 TH AVE NEW YORK, NY 10018 CHAIN JAROSLAMWIZC 588 KARSHIK KARSHIK BLOOKLIN, NY 11230 EILEEN JENSEN 2539 WASHINGTON BLVD NORTH BELLLMORE, NY 11710 JETHMALANI & NALLASETH PLCs 42 BROADWAY SUITE 1548 NEW YORK, NY 10004 JOHN AND THERESA MURNANE 不可撤销信托 (IRREVOCABLE TRUST) 104 WETHERILL RD GARAGE ST LIMA 15330 SURAIYA KHATOON 73-12 150TH ST APT 2A FLUSHING, NY 11367 EDWARD KLOTKOWSKI 7029 69TH ST GLENDALE, NY 11385 Greta LAMSTER 100 BALDWIN RD HEMPSTEAD, NY 11550 LEX BRANDS LLC 15 HOLT DR STAR POINT, NY 10980 LINDIA TEJB 不可撤销信托 (IRREVOCABLE TRUST) PO BOX 219 LAWRENCE, NY 11559 PAUL LISKA 1540 YORK AVE APT 10L NEW YORK, NY 10028 NICHOLAS LOQUERIGO 2146 GERRITSEN AVE BROOKLIN, NY 11229 MAYWOOD REALTY LLC 9 BARTLETT DR MONKEY, NY 10952
9 BARTLETT RD MONSEY, NY 10952 JULIE MEER 1 DOLPHIN GRN APT 2C PORT WASHINGTON, NY 11050
29 AVE W APT 16A BROOKLYN, NY 11223 EDWARD NASSIMI 91 LOCUS COVE LN KINGS POINT, NY 11024 MICHAEL NEWMAN 6845 FRESH POND RD APT 1L RIDGEWOOD, NY 11385 AVRAHAM NISANOV 14040 69TH RD FLUSHING, NY 11367 PLATZER SWERGOLD LEVINE 475 PARK AVE S FL 18 NEW YORK, NY 10016 POLANCO LAW, PLLC 2528 GOLDEN AVE APT 1B BRONX, NY 10469 PURE GREEN ORGANICS LLC 6080 JERICHO TPKE STE 100 COMMACK, NY 11725
R O S I1 FISHER DR APT 411 MOUNT VERNON, NY 10552 RI 15 RENWICK LLC 420 LEXINGTON AVE SUITE 1610 NEW YORK, NY 10170
156 W 56TH ST FL 6 NEW YORK, NY 10019 SAFETY FIRST ARMORED COURIER LTD (安全第一装甲快递有限公司) 42 WAYAAWI AVE BAYVILLE, NY 11709 SCHWARTZ LEVIN & MILANO LLP 71 VANDERBILT AVE SUITE 460 NEW YORK, NY 10169 SOLID CONTACT LLC 707 WESTCHESTER AVE SUITE 107 WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604
2380 E 22ND ST BROOKLYN, NY 11229 DEEPIKA SOOD 448 CHESTNUT ST WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY 11552 ANSELM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL (C&E) 685 TINTON AVE BRONX, 10455 STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK 2350 BROADHOLLOW RD FARMINGDALE, 11735 SUBSEQUENT TERM TR FBO GINA MANDELBAUM 101 W 67TH PH2 DE NEW YORK, 10023
SWERDLICK FAMILY FOUNDATION LTD. 700 PARK AVE , 10021 ABRAHAM TASH
1235 PELHAM PKWY N BRONX, 10469 THE HAWTHORNE CONDOMINIUM 420 CLASSON BROOKLYN, 11238
THE HERMITAGE AT NAPEAGUE, LTD. 2148 MONTAUK HWY AMAGANSETT, 11930
THE LANG SCHOOL 26 BROADWAY SUITE 900 , 10004
THREE TWENTY-FIVE COOPERATIVE INC 231 W 29TH SUITE 901 , 10001
GEOFFREY TOMASHOFF 6403 102ND REGO PARK, 11374 TRUST F / B / O MARK DISTFANO 15 E 26TH , 10010 VIOLET PADAYACHI CHERRY ESTATE 3553 82ND APT 1℃ JACKSON HEIGHTS, 11372
WATERLEY LLC 1221 OF THE AMERICAS , 10020 YMD ASSOCIATES LLC 580 5TH SUITE 900 , 10036 HOVEY YOUNG 309 W 57TH APT 605 , 10019
101 BRUCKNER REALTY 670 MYRTLE SUITE 354 BROOKLIN, 11205 1087 SOUTHERN REALTY 1465S UNION TPKE FLUSHING, 11367 200 CORNE STERREY CORP 200 CENTRE ROCHELLE, 10805 2243 1ST AVENUE BAPAZ 146-05 UNION TPKE FLUSHING, 11367 24 HORATIO STREET CORP 7 PENN PLZ SUITE 601 , 10001 407-413 OWNERS CORP. 407 E WOODSLEY . B. FROOKLIN, 10128 54 WILLOW OWNERS INC 7 FRONT 2ND FL BROOKLIN, 11201 55 OWNERS CORP. 55 JORALEMON BROOKLIN, 11201 TRUST B FBO JOY KAHN 10 W 47TH , 10036 BEDFORD-WESTSELLER 40 FULTON SUITE 354 BRYAN LEAVES, 10038 TARA CASTALDI 53-22 35TH LONG ISLAND CITY, 11101 GRADY CHEESEBORO 14 E 28TH APT 1027 , 10016 EDWARD DEUTSCH 1 HUNTINGTON WJDADE LEAVES 1501 MELVILLE, 11747 KYRIA DHAITI
958 E 13TH BROOKLYN, 11230 AVITAL ELIASSIAN
145 MIMOSA DR ROSLYN, 11576 JONATHAN ELIASSIAN
145 MIMOSA DR ROSLYN, 11576 MARCIA FEITEL
6410 99TH REGO PARK, 11374
HEIDI JENSEN 2539 WASHINGTON BLVD NORTH BELLMORE, 11710 MAHYAR KASHAN
1 LINDEN PLZ 411 GREAT NECK, 11021 ELIEZRA KASSUTTO 201 W 72 APT 17-A , 10023 CHARLES KASTNER 400 FLOWER RD APT 9F VALLEY STREAM, 11581 JOSEPH LACCA
8949 15TH BROOKLYN, 11228 LAURI LOQUERCIO 85 EDWARDS PL VALLEY STREAM, 11580
TRUST A F / O / B ARTHUR MARGOLIN C / O KENART REALTIES INC 580 FIFTH RM 206 , 10036 MARTLING OWNERS INC 222 MARTLING TARRYTOWN, 10591 MICHELE MASTROMATTEO 365 STEWART APT B5 GARDEN CITY, 11530 HERBERT MCCOOEY 77 BAYBERRY GARDEN CITY, 11530 MARY MCCOOEY 77 BAYBERRY GARDEN CITY, 11530 BRANDON NABI 11422 116TH SOUTH OZONE PARK, 11420 MICHAEL NATILLI 4 WHITEHALL BLVD NICOLAS GAFFINEL 2010 TRUST 50 FRANKLIN APT 12A ,
89 MEADE BETHPAGE, 11714 DAVID OSBORNE 11930 223RD CAMBRIA HEIGHTS, 11411
90 RAVINE YONKERS, 10701 RABINDRANA PRABHUDIAL 2937 WELLINGTON SCHENECTADY, 12306
RAVINE GARDENS CONDOMINIUM 130 RAVINE YONKERS, 10701 ISABELLA SANTISTEVAN 295 JACKSON APT 2E BROOKLYN, 11211 JORDAN THOMAS 14610 184TH SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, 11413
8839 81ST RD GLENDALE, 11385 DEAN BENCHIMOL 1880 E 12TH BROOKLYN, 11229 CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL ANSHE 370 OCEAN PKWY SUITE 3J BROOKLYN, 11218 MONICA LYNCH 6 DUTCH CT WEST NYACK, 10994 ROBERT MAK 73 2ND APT 3 , 10003 HAZEL MOORE 86 DEKALB 3℃ WHITE PLAINS, 10605 JASON MUSSO 228 WILLOW TREE RD MONSEY, 10952 JERRY WEISSMAN 150 W 58TH APT 2℃ , 10019 MARC WEISSMAN 499 CARPENTER OCEANSIDE, 11572
GLORIA COOKE 75 HENREY ST APT 2℃ BROOKLYN, NY 11201 JACK WEINMAN 1270 E 9 TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11230 PEARL KATZ 135 OCEAN PKWY APT 10K BROOKLYN, 11218 SIVTLANA GETT 2408 OCEAN AVE APT 2 BROOKLYN, 11229 ARLENE SOUDMAND 125 HAWTHORNE AVE FLORAL PARK, 11001 ZADOK BEN-SAULL 6738 KESSEL ST FOREST HILLS, 11375 BRIGITTE BRUEGGEN 8904 COPPER AVE GLENDALE, 11385 ROBERT LAWS 067 N TH NEW HYDE PARK, 11040 MARCIA LOWE 301 E 66 ST APT 9℃ NEW YORK, 10065 CONO DEPAOLA 492 ELINGVILLE BLVD STATEN ISLAND, 10312
BRENDA HERTANO 6260 99 ST APT 1419 REGO PARK, 11374 LILAWATI PARBHU 10716 101 STREET OZONE PARK, 11417 EPHRAIM WITRIOL 1241 59 STREET BROOKLYN, 11219-4917 GUSTAVEA SILVA 131-08 135 STREET SOUTH OZONE PARK, 11420-3521 MARIA GENOVESE 142 SULLIVAN STREET APT 6 NEW YORK, 10012-3003 SHLOMI OSTROVIAK 14425 70 AVE FLUSHING, 11367-1713 NAOMI HOLMAN 2100 BEEKMAN PL APT 1AA BROOKLYN, 11225
根据《遗弃财产法》第 301 条,一份关于无人认领财产的报告已提交给纽约州审计长 THOMAS P. DINAPOLI。该通知中所包含的名单已在位于纽约市麦迪逊大道 275 号 (275 MADISON AVENUE) 的银行办公室存档供公众查阅。此类遗弃财产将在接下来的 10 月 31 日或之前,支付给能够令其满意地证明其拥有该财产权利的人员。在 11 月 17 日及之后十日之前,此类无人认领财产将被支付给纽约州审计长 THOMAS P. DINAPOLI。
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周六 自由人 85, 芝加哥 66 多伦多在菲尼克斯, (中立场地)
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命中率:投篮 .386, 罚球 .909。3分球:11-27, .407 (Jones 3-7, Fiebich 2-3, Xu 2-3, Allen 2-4, Gardner 1-1, Fauthoux 1-2, Johannes 0-2, Stewart 0-2, Ionescu 0-3)。球队篮板:7。球队失误:无。盖帽:8 (Stewart 2, Xu 2, Astier, Gardner, Ionescu, Jones)。失误:11 (Astier 3, Fiebich 2, Allen, Ionescu, Johannes, Jones, Maley, Stewart)。抢断:5 (Gardner 2, Stewart 2, Astier)。技术犯规:无。
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周日的赛程包括开幕赛在内共有四场两岁马比赛。爱尔兰培育的 SONGBIRD PRINCE 代表 Morley 在美国首次亮相。Johnny V 骑乘这匹 Minzaal 的后代。LOUS ROOM 在 Colonial 赛场曾争夺领先位置随后体力不支。作为 M / L 热门马,此次为 Weaver 参加距离更短的比赛,由 Franco 骑乘。FOOLIN 在泥地赛中获得第三名。Pletcher 将其迅速切换至草地赛。Santana 骑乘……佩戴眼罩。Carmouche 则骑乘首次亮相的 FLOWLINE,它是 Gargan 旗下 Olympiad 的后代。
马号< / td><>马匹 重量< / ><>骑师< / ><>近三场< / ><>练马师< / ><>赔率< / >< / tr><><>1< / ><>Songbird Prince(IRE),123< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Morley< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Mambo Jazz,123< / ><>K Cecil< / ><>3-x-x< / ><>Gutierrez< / ><>30-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Foolin,123< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>3-x-x< / ><>Pletcher< / ><>2-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Flowline,123< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Gargan< / ><>3-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Fear No One,123< / ><>R Silvera< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Rodriguez< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Cactus Closer,123< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>7-x-x< / ><>Romans< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Lou's Room,123< / ><>M Franco< / ><>4-x-x< / ><>Weaver< / ><>9-5< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Dargham,123< / ><>M Franco< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Rice< / ><>5-2< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>Vapor Trail,123< / ><>骑师待定< / ><>8-6-x< / ><>Friedman< / ><>15-1< / >< / table>

关注 TIGER TWENTY FOUR 在 Mott 的指导下降低级别后能否反弹。两场前获得冠军,随后在 80k 级别的比赛中排名中游获得第四。PERFECT FORCE 在 21 场比赛中获胜 2 次,但上次比赛仅以一个颈长之差落败。在 Kantarmaci 的认领后,有望争取到他那难以捉摸的第三场胜利。骑师更换为 Franco。CELESTIAL GLAZE 在一英里赛中曾领先,随后掉队。此次缩短为短途冲刺,但他在该距离的战绩为 14 场 1 胜。
<><>马号< / ><>马匹 重量< / ><>骑师< / ><>近三场< / ><>练马师< / ><>赔率< / >< / ><><>1< / ><>Tripp's Promise(L),122< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>5-4-1< / ><>Romans< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Share the Ludt(L),126< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>6-7-2< / ><>Giddings< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Momentum Files(L),126< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>5-1-5< / ><>Rodriguez< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Gypsy Dreaming(L),126< / ><>S Bridgmohan< / ><>8-5-4< / ><>Quick< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Tiger Twenty Four(L),126< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>4-1-7< / ><>Mott< / ><>4-5< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Perfect Force(L),126< / ><>M Franco< / ><>2-5-3< / ><>Kantarmaci< / ><>3-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Celestial Glaze(L),126< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>5-6-3< / ><>Rodriguez< / ><>8-1< / >< / table>

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两岁马在草地上进行两次转弯比赛。Ray Handal 的 KIPROS 在此距离的首次亮相中,因起跑不顺在 7 匹马中获得第 4 名。相比于首次参赛的 CHAMPAGNE COAST (Mott / Zayas / Life Is Good)、MAPPED (Pletcher / Castellano / Not This Time)、TICKET TO FAME (Morley / Santana / Oscar Performance) 和 HETCH HETCHY (Clement / Franco / Munnings),该马是更佳选择。
PN< / td><>Horse Wt.< / ><>Jockey< / ><>Last 3< / ><>Trainer< / ><>Odds< / >< / tr><><>1< / ><>Warrior At Heart,123< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>6-x-x< / ><>Beckman< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Kipros,123< / ><>D Davis< / ><>4-x-x< / ><>Handal< / ><>5-2< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Hetch Hetchy,123< / ><>M Franco< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Clement< / ><>9-2< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Arequipe,123< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>9-3-x< / ><>Sano< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Geneva Lake,123< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>7-x-x< / ><>Proctor< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Jackpot Jackie,123< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>2-x-x< / ><>Pletcher< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Ticket to Fame,123< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Morley< / ><>4-1< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Mapped,123< / ><>J Castellano< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Pletcher< / ><>5-1< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>Champagne Coast,123< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Mott< / ><>3-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Squadron,123< / ><>Rider TBA< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Mott< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>11< / ><>Motawaali,123< / ><>Rider TBA< / ><>3-9-x< / ><>Mott< / ><>7-2< / >< / ><><>12< / ><>Gold On Black,123< / ><>Rider TBA< / ><>4-x-x< / ><>Mott< / ><>4-1< / >< / table>

MARIA LOUISE 的首次亮相前景光明。展现了速度并以 2 个多马身的优势获胜。对于 Pletcher 来说,在相同距离的这次安排非常合适。DONOR ADVISED 在经历了 13 个月的休整后,由 Chad Brown 执教参赛。去年 4 场比赛获胜 1 场;在休息前在此距离获得第 3 名。RAGHBA 降低了比赛级别,并在 Finger Lakes 的处女赛中获胜(第 12 次出赛)。在 1-5 的赔率下以 12 个多马身的优势获胜。今天的赔率更高。BOW DRAW 在此级别 / 距离表现为第 3 名。之前的获胜比赛奖金为 40k。
<><>PN< / ><>Horse Wt.< / ><>Jockey< / ><>Last 3< / ><>Trainer< / ><>Odds< / >< / ><><>1< / ><>Raghba(L),126< / ><>R Gutierrez< / ><>1-7-2< / ><>Pletcher< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Golden Irish(L),126< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>6-7-6< / ><>LaRose< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Fire Moon(L),126< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>8-2-1< / ><>DeVaux< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Bow Draw(L),126< / ><>D Davis< / ><>3-1-2< / ><>Rice< / ><>4-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Maria Louise(L),121< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>1-x-x< / ><>Pletcher< / ><>7-5< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Trusty Troutman(L),126< / ><>J Castellano< / ><>7-5-3< / ><>Schultz< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Donor Advised(L),126< / ><>M Franco< / ><>3-5-1< / ><>C Brown< / ><>3-1< / >< / table>

更多 2 岁马。SUN KISSED BLISS 的首秀之日。Carmouche 为 Joe Sharp 骑乘这匹 Mind Control 产的雌马。DMUEHL 在获得后期
领跑。可以考虑 Brad Cox 的马,由 Franco 骑乘以确保胜局。MCLIGHT (Levine / Castellano / Central Banker) 和 STELLABRATION (Trombetta / Davis / Keep Me In Mind) 是首次参赛的马匹。
马号< / td><>马匹重量< / ><>骑师< / ><>近三场< / ><>练马师< / ><>赔率< / >< / tr><><>1< / ><>Fantasy Fortune,123< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Ryerson< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Cara's Chrome,123< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Friedman< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Sun Kissed Bliss,123< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Sharp< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Buccherita,123< / ><>K Davis< / ><>9-x-x< / ><>Quick< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>White Star,123< / ><>R Silvera< / ><>6-x-x< / ><>Abreu< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>D'muehl,123< / ><>M Franco< / ><>2-x-x< / ><>Cox< / ><>2-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Annotate,123< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>2-4-6< / ><>Asmussen< / ><>5-1< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Bankthemoneyhoney,123< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>9-x-x< / ><>Rice< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>McLight,123< / ><>J Castellano< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Levine< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Stellabration,123< / ><>D Davis< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Trombetta< / ><>9-2< / >< / ><><>11< / ><>Harlow Drive,123< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Englehart< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>12< / ><>Empirical March,123< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>6-x-x< / ><>McPeek< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>13< / ><>Angie's Caffe,123< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Sacco< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>14< / ><>Funny Music,123< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Ramirez< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>15< / ><>Rock Me Doc,123< / ><>D Davis< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Barrow< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>16< / ><>Risky Mission,123< / ><>R Silvera< / ><>2-x-x< / ><>Rodriguez< / ><>10-1< / >< / table>

又一场难以预测的幼马赛。许多马匹将迎来职业生涯首秀。我们的预计完赛顺序为:GOLDEN MAIDEN (McPeek / Franco / Golden Pal)、FAVE (Weaver / Lezcano / Golden Pal)、MIOS (Dutrow / Castellano / Oscar Performance) 以及 WELCOME ROAD (Clement / Davis / Quality Road)。
马号< / td><>马匹 重量< / ><>骑师< / ><>近三场< / ><>练马师< / ><>赔率< / >< / tr><><>1< / ><>Saratoga Lake,123< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>8-x-x< / ><>De Paz< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Welcome Road,123< / ><>D Davis< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Clement< / ><>4-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>High Tide Honey,123< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Hennig< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Coursiere,123< / ><>R Gutierrez< / ><>7-x-x< / ><>Donk< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Fave,123< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Weaver< / ><>7-2< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Seismic Activity,123< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>7-x-x< / ><>Englehart< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Margretfrances,123< / ><>S Bridgmohan< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Giddings< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Mc Cruiser,123< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>9-x-x< / ><>Gargan< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>Mios,123< / ><>J Castellano< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>R Dutrow< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Cream of the Crop,123< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>6-x-x< / ><>Begg< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>11< / ><>Golden Maiden,123< / ><>M Franco< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>McPeek< / ><>5-1< / >< / ><><>12< / ><>Ciao Baby,123< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Ryerson< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>13< / ><>J'ray's Jewel,123< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>3-2-x< / ><>Mott< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>14< / ><>The Paper Lady,123< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>7-x-x< / ><>Ferraro< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>15< / ><>Fire Angel,123< / ><>M Franco< / ><>8-6-x< / ><>Weaver< / ><>12-1< / >< / table>
看好 BRUNCH WITH AMY,她在被反超后目前的战绩是 20 场 2 胜。此次降低级别;距离缩短至 Rice 上次获胜的距离。骑师更换为 Franco。Maker 的 BELLE CHERIE (23 场 2 胜) 和 Shivmangal 的 CARARRA (23 场 2 胜) 在 7 月份跑这个距离时分别获得第二名和第四名。Santana 骑乘 Belle Cherie;Lezcano 骑乘冷门马 Cararra。DONNA ROMANO 在上个月获胜后,在萨拉托加的战绩为 2 场 2 胜。竞争力定位合理,但从未跑过这么远的距离。
<><>马号< / ><>马匹 重量< / ><>骑师< / ><>近三场< / ><>练马师< / ><>赔率< / >< / ><><>1< / ><>Brunch With Amy(L),126< / ><>M Franco< / ><>7-3-6< / ><>Rice< / ><>7-5< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Cararra(L),126< / ><>J Leccano< / ><>4-7-4< / ><>Shivmangal< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Donna Romano(L),122< / ><>D Davis< / ><>1-4-6< / ><>Cox< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Bobby Jean(L),126< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>3-8-6< / ><>Kantarmaci< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Scarlet's Dream(L),126< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>8-5-1< / ><>Brion< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Oscar Bound(L),122< / ><>S Bridgmohan< / ><>3-7-6< / ><>Giddings< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Belle Cherie(L),126< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>2-2-4< / ><>Maker< / ><>5-1< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Moonlit Weekend(L),126< / ><>R Gutierrez< / ><>6-4-8< / ><>Pringle< / ><>30-1< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>Pocket Queens(L),126< / ><>S Gonzalez< / ><>3-4-9< / ><>Kantarmaci< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Caradise(L),122< / ><>H Harkie< / ><>5-4-7< / ><>Friedman< / ><>30-1< / >< / ><><>11< / ><>That'sthestjack(L),126< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>6-5-1< / ><>Schettino< / ><>20-1< / >< / table>
MODEST MACLEAN 本月在此次比赛中曾获得紧随其后的第2名,随后是相距较远的第4名。两次均在最后阶段掉队。6 furlongs 可能是关键。
两次均在最后阶段掉队。6 furlongs 可能是关键。 ISTHEREANORMALWIFE 由 Donk 训练,从草地转战泥地。在唯一一次泥地起跑中仅以颈幅之差落败。KARSTEN 为 Abreu 首次出战泥地。此前在草地上获得第3名,随后作为后追马获得第4名。Clement 则为 West Point 训练首次出赛的 TAP RULES。
当日稳胆 / Tiger Twenty Four (第2场) 稳胆记录:37 场中 18 场 (49%) 赛事记录:93 / 386 $604.12
Franco 骑乘 Tacitus 的 3 岁马。
PN< / td><>Horse Wt.< / ><>Jockey< / ><>Last 3< / ><>Trainer< / ><>Odds< / >< / tr><><>1< / ><>Karsten(L),122< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>4-3-x< / ><>Abreu< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Isthereanormalwife(L),122< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>8-2-x< / ><>Donk< / ><>7-2< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Tap Rules(M),122< / ><>M Franco< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Clement< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Happy Go More(L),122< / ><>J Morelos< / ><>4-x-x< / ><>Antonucci< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Galicat(M),122< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Englehart< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>High Leverage(L),122< / ><>D Davis< / ><>3-5-2< / ><>Maker< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Thespian(L),122< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>7-7-8< / ><>Dunham< / ><>30-1< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Bosso / everything(L),122< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>3-5-3< / ><>James Bond< / ><>5-1< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>My Munny Talks(L),122< / ><>K Davis< / ><>3-7-7< / ><>Shivmangal< / ><>20-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Modest Maclean(L),122< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>4-2-x< / ><>Rice< / ><>5-2< / >< / table>

主赛是 Waddo。SPINNING COLORS 在去年的比赛中获得第3名,仅以颈幅之差落败。去年夏天在此同样以全程领先赢得 Mount Vernon 赛。此后尚未获胜。在获得一次如此接近的第2名后,现在可能准备好更进一步。MUNNINGS EXPRESS MTO。AWESOME CZECH 赢得了去年的 Yaddo 赛,随后在 Aqueduct 赢得了 Tinconderoga 赛。在最近一场距离较短的 DeLaRose 赛中发力,获得接近的第4名。SAIL WITH THE WIND 带着连续 3 场获胜的 modest 记录进入这场锦标赛,最近一次获胜即在此距离的本场赛事。MIDNIGHT CONCERTO 在一次险胜的可选索赔赛后休息。在去年的 Yaddo 赛中获得第6名。
<><>PN< / ><>Horse Wt.< / ><>Jockey< / ><>Last 3< / ><>Trainer< / ><>Odds< / >< / ><><>1< / ><>Midnight Concerto,124< / ><>M Franco< / ><>1-3-2< / ><>McPeek< / ><>4-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Marvelous Madison,124< / ><>J Lezcano< / ><>1-10-7< / ><>Abreu< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Bernietakescharge,126< / ><>K Carmouche< / ><>1-5-2< / ><>Schettino< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Being Betty,126< / ><>J Castellano< / ><>8-1-1< / ><>Bartkowski< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Spinning Colors,128< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>2-5-5< / ><>Hennig< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>Cosmic Candy Girl,122< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>1-4-3< / ><>Ryerson< / ><>12-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Brokealtherules,124< / ><>D Davis< / ><>1-1-4< / ><>R Dutrow< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Sail With the Wind,124< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>1-1-1< / ><>Englehart< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>Awesome Czech,126< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>4-6-3< / ><>De Paz< / ><>2-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Munnings Express,126< / ><>M Franco< / ><>1-3-3< / ><>Rice< / ><>9-5< / >< / ><><>11< / ><>Higher Force,126< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>2-1-4< / ><>Rodriguez< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>12< / ><>Grace and Grit,126< / ><>Rider TBA< / ><>2-1-2< / ><>Green< / ><>12-1< / >< / table>

PEPPERMINT TWIST (Weaver / Alvarado / Not This Time) 的首秀。提供了合理的首出价值。NOBLE GLOW 处于 MTO 状态。MISS TWITTER 在泥地赛中首次亮相获得第三名。此次由 Chad Brown 训练,在相同距离进行草地首秀。DELTA CODE (Brown / Davis / Constitution) 和 PORTIXOL (Clement / Santana / Knicks Go) 同样将迎来职业生涯首秀。
马号< / td><>马匹 重量< / ><>骑师< / ><>近三场< / ><>练马师< / ><>赔率< / >< / tr><><>1< / ><>Delta Code(M),121< / ><>D Davis< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>C Brown< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Peppermint Twist(M),121< / ><>J Alvarado< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Weaver< / ><>8-1< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Good Ghost(M),121< / ><>J Castellano< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Lewis< / ><>10-1< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Portixol(M),121< / ><>R Santana, Jr< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Clement< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Majestic Moonlight(L),121< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>2-5-3< / ><>Abreu< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>6< / ><>No Difference(L),121< / ><>C Elliott< / ><>6-5-x< / ><>Arriaga< / ><>15-1< / >< / ><><>7< / ><>Indomiknow(IRE)(M),121< / ><>J Velazquez< / ><>x-x-x< / ><>Robson< / ><>9-2< / >< / ><><>8< / ><>Miss Twitter(L),121< / ><>M Franco< / ><>3-x-x< / ><>C Brown< / ><>5-2< / >< / ><><>9< / ><>One Bad Habit(M),121< / ><>H Harkie< / ><>8-11-9< / ><>Keithan< / ><>50-1< / >< / ><><>10< / ><>Legal Squeeze(M),121< / ><>K Davis< / ><>3-x-x< / ><>Tagg< / ><>6-1< / >< / ><><>11< / ><>Noble Glow(L),121< / ><>M Franco< / ><>2-6-x< / ><>C Brown< / ><>9-5< / >< / ><><>12< / ><>Red Beach(L),121< / ><>E Zayas< / ><>2-10-x< / ><>James Bond< / ><>4-1< / >< / table>
● \$1 双彩 (7-2) \$77.49 ● \$1 精确彩 (2-5) \$84.36 ● \$0.5 三重彩 (2-5-6) \$136.63 7 Grazie (Prat) 9.64 5.96 3.80 4 Central to Success (Dvs) 16.78 8.12 8 Liberty's Secret (Ortiz) 2.94 ● \$1 双彩 (2-7) \$99.08 ● \$1 精确彩 (7-4) \$115.62 ● \$0.5 三重彩 (7-4-8) \$231.78 ● \$1 双彩 (7-4) \$37.77 ● \$1 精确彩 (4-7) \$40.17 ● \$0.5 三重彩 (4-7-8) \$117.95 第六场-6 弗隆;\$115,000;mdn spl wt;2岁雌马 2 Vrbhdrsn (SntnJr.) 22.08 9.22 4.64 9 Psalm Beauty (Ortiz) 9.46 5.28 3 Foxiest (Franco) 2.64 除名: Call Me ● \$1 双彩 (4-2) \$17.65 ● \$1 精确彩 (2-9) \$89.87 ● \$0.5 三重彩 (2-9-3) \$152.31
Travers 比赛日的一场闹剧。Roll Wave (9-1) 和 Fabian's Princess (12-1) 表现平平。首秀的 Psalm Beauty (9-1) 表现出色获得第二名。Emerging Market (18-1) 尚未“崭露头角”,获得第五名。当日亏损:-\$18.52。
关注周日晚些时候的双彩。在第 9 场投注 Spinning Colors 和第 10 场投注 Peppermint Twist,每项全包投注 \$8。并使用这两匹马进行 \$2 的双彩投注。 — Vic Cangialosi
7 Club Regn (Zayas) 18.72 9.60 5.22 2 Subjugation (Ortiz) 8.52 3.64 6 Beau Valor (Velazquez) 2.76 除名: Roughkin
- \$1 精确彩 (7-2) \$98.39 - \$0.1 四重彩 (7-2-6-3) \$90.16 - \$0.5 三重彩 (7-2-6) \$166.16
2 Dr. Kpur (Gfflone) 23.90 9.58 6.14 5 Anyway (Franco) 6.94 3.42 6 Sculcos Folly (Ortiz) 3.14
4 Print (Santana, Jr.) 15.28 6.50 4.04 7 Instability (IRE) (Prat) 4.60 3.58 8 Alto Blues (FR) (Franco) 5.36 除名: Gulfy
4 Croln St. Bt (Frnc) 3.54 2.74 2.30 8 Sammy C Note (Ortiz) 4.42 3.26 3 Coach Ryan (Gaffalione) 4.58 除名: Love Coin, Calling Card ● \$1 双彩 (4-4) \$15.51 ● \$1 精确彩 (4-8) \$8.07 ● \$0.5 三重彩 (4-8-3) \$21.77
5 Shelzaw (FR) (Prt) 6.54 3.72 2.80 9 Counterintuitive (Ortiz) 4.74 3.46 8 Paige Turner (Velazquez) 4.32 除名: Tahlequah
● \$1 双彩 (2-5) \$25.26 ● \$1 精确彩 (5-9) \$14.00 ● \$0.5 三重彩 (5-9-8) \$50.94
4< / td><>Englishman (Ortiz)< / ><>2.82< / ><>2.10< / >< / tr><><>2< / ><>Deep Flame (Prat)< / ><>< / ><>2.86< / ><>2.10< / >< / ><><>5< / ><>Local Knowledge (Velazquez)< / ><>< / ><>2.10< / >< / ><>< colspan="5">Scr: Solitude Dude< / >< / table>
- \$1 每日双赛 (5-4) \$4.45 - \$1 精确 exacta (4-2) \$2.64 - \$0.1 超级四连胜 (4-2-5-1) \$0.79 - \$0.5 三连胜 (4-2-5) \$1.36
<>< colspan="5">第九场-1 1 / 8英里;$500,000;Personal Ensign;3岁及以上< / >< / ><><>2< / ><>Fully Sbscrbd (Prt)< / ><>3.86< / ><>2.18< / ><>2.10< / >< / ><><>4< / ><>Scottish Lassie (Ortiz)< / ><>< / ><>2.56< / ><>2.20< / >< / ><><>3< / ><>Nerazurri (Saez)< / ><>< / ><>3.42< / >< / table>
● \$1 三连选 (5-4-2) \$8.59 ● \$0.5 四连选 (2-5 / 10-3 / 4-2) \$58.26 ● \$0.5 五连选 (4 / 12 / 13-2-5 / 10-3 / 4-2) \$108.32 ● \$1 每日双赛 (4-2) \$2.87 ● \$1 精确 exacta (2-4) \$3.09 ● \$0.1 超级四连胜 (2-4-3-6) \$3.14 ● \$0.5 三连胜 (2-4-3) \$5.19
第十场-1 英里;\$400,000;Lake Placid;3岁雌马 5 Naomis (FR) (Prat) 4.54 3.40 2.58 8 Ultimate Love (Lopez) 11.32 5.40 4 Deep Learning (Franco) 2.90 Scr: Oscar Bound
● \$1 三连选 (4-2-5) \$7.20 ● \$1 每日双赛 (2-5) \$4.51 ● \$1 精确 exacta (5-8) \$28.75 ● \$0.1 超级四连胜 (5-8-4-9) \$54.82 ● \$0.5 三连胜 (5-8-4) \$31.22
第十一场-7 弗隆;\$500,000;Forego;3岁及以上 2 Hymn (Santana Jr.) 11.4 4.42 3.88 3 T Kraft (Alvarado) 6.24 7.58 6 Senior Officer (Saez) 2.38 2.82 Scr: Book'em Danno, Banishing
● \$1 三连选 (2-5-2) \$48.49 ● \$0.5 五连选 (5 / 10-3 / 4-2-5 / 6-2) \$150.64 ● \$1 每日双赛 (5-2) \$19.03 ● \$1 精确 exacta (2-3) \$39.81 ● \$1 精确 exacta (2-6) \$9.36 ● \$0.1 超级四连胜 (2-3-6-4) \$31.71 ● \$0.1 超级四连胜 (2-6-3-4) \$19.78 ● \$0.5 三连胜 (2-3-6) \$73.45 ● \$0.5 三连胜 (2-6-3) \$42.74
TWELPH-7 Turf, \$500,000, Banetima, Supri 7 Wys nd Mens (Prt) 4.70 2.90 2.40 2 Kilwin (Ortiz) 3.76 2.80 11 Beauty Reigns (Alvarado) 5.20 Scr: Usha, Kappa Kappa, Munnings Express ● \$1 三连选 (5-2-7) \$50.34 ● \$1 每日双赛 (2-7) \$18.82 ● \$1 精确 exacta (7-2) \$7.57 ● \$0.1 超级四连胜 (7-2-11-1) \$19.87 ● \$0.5 三连胜 (7-2-11) \$20.21
第十三场-1 $\frac{1}{4}$ 英里;1,250,000;Travers;3岁马 2 Ldng Chng (Frnco) 22.76 8.52 5.66 3 Npoleon Solo (Velzquez) 8.46 5.64 9 Golden Tempo (Ortiz) 3.74
● \$1 Pick 3 (2-7-2) \$121.21 ● \$1 Double (7-2) \$25.85 ● \$1 Exacta (2-3) \$78.08 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (2-3-9-4) \$186.66 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-3-9) \$139.15
第十四场-1 1 / 16 英里;\$120,000;alw;3岁马 5 Popl Wtchng (Dvs) 37.48 15.50 8.78 1 Tax Holiday (GB) (Prat) 7.26 4.98 7 Alone Time (Franco) 8.40 除名: Killa Sally, Jadorlinija
● \$1 Pick 3 (7-2-5) \$304.98 ● \$0.5 Pick 4 (2-3 / 4 / 6 / 7-2-5) \$894.85 ● \$0.5 Pick 5 (5 / 6-2-3 / 4 / 6 / 7-2-5) \$6246.02 ● \$1 Daily Double (2-5) \$139.81 ● \$1 Exacta (5-1) \$138.97 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (5-1-7-4) \$645.89 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (5-1-7) \$568.19
美国联盟 (AL) 排名
东区< / td><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>胜率< / ><>落后场数(GB)< / ><>*WGB< / ><>< / ><>近10场< / ><>连胜 / 负< / ><>主场< / ><>客场< / >< / tr><><>坦帕湾< / ><>81< / ><>54< / ><>.600< / ><>—< / ><>< / ><>6-4< / ><>W-3< / ><>45-23< / ><>36-31< / >< / ><><>洋基队< / ><>77< / ><>59< / ><>.566< / ><> $4\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>+9< / ><>< / ><>6-4< / ><>W-1< / ><>36-31< / ><>41-28< / >< / ><><>波士顿< / ><>74< / ><>62< / ><>.544< / ><> $7\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>+6< / ><>< / ><>6-4< / ><>L-1< / ><>34-32< / ><>40-30< / >< / ><><>多伦多< / ><>67< / ><>70< / ><>.489< / ><>15< / ><>< / ><> $1\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>5-5< / ><>W-2< / ><>36-35< / ><>31-35< / >< / ><><>巴尔的摩< / ><>66< / ><>69< / ><>.489< / ><>15< / ><>< / ><> $1\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>5-5< / ><>W-1< / ><>34-34< / ><>32-35< / >< / table>
<><>中区< / ><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>胜率< / ><>落后场数(GB)< / ><>*WGB< / ><>近10场< / ><>连胜 / 负< / ><>主场< / ><>客场< / >< / ><><>芝加哥< / ><>72< / ><>63< / ><>.533< / ><>—< / ><>7-3< / ><>W-4< / ><>41-27< / ><>31-36< / >< / ><><>克利夫兰< / ><>68< / ><>.500< / ><> $4\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>—< / ><>7-3< / ><>L-2< / ><>31-36< / ><>37-32< / >< / ><><>明尼苏达< / ><>64< / ><>72< / ><>.471< / ><> $8\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4< / ><>3-7< / ><>L-4< / ><>35-33< / ><>29-39< / >< / ><><>底特律< / ><>63< / ><>72< / ><>.467< / ><>9< / ><> $4\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>2-8< / ><>W-1< / ><>34-34< / ><>29-38< / >< / ><><>堪萨斯城< / ><>62< / ><>75< / ><>.453< / ><>11< / ><> $6\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>9-1< / ><>W-3< / ><>36-30< / ><>26-45< / >< / table>
<><>西区< / ><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>胜率< / ><>落后场数(GB)< / ><>*WGB< / ><>近10场< / ><>连胜 / 负< / ><>主场< / ><>客场< / >< / ><><>休斯顿< / ><>68< / ><>.500< / ><>—< / ><>5-5< / ><>L-1< / ><>33-35< / ><>35-33< / >< / ><><>德克萨斯< / ><>66< / ><>70< / ><>.485< / ><>2< / ><>4-6< / ><>L-4< / ><>36-29< / ><>30-41< / >< / ><><>西雅图< / ><>64< / ><>72< / ><>.471< / ><>4< / ><>5-5< / ><>L-3< / ><>37-31< / ><>27-41< / >< / ><><>奥克兰运动家< / ><>53< / ><>82< / ><>.393< / ><> $14\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4-6< / ><>L-1< / ><>25-42< / ><>28-40< / >< / ><><>洛杉矶< / ><>52< / ><>83< / ><>.385< / ><> $15\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>3-7< / ><>L-5< / ><>29-40< / ><>23-43< / >< / table>
*WGB:在外卡竞争中落后第三名球队的场数
波士顿 6, 洋基 0, 第一场 洋基 9, 波士顿 2, 第二场 大都会 6, 休斯顿 2 底特律 2, 洛杉矶道奇 1 白袜 3, 明尼苏达 2 多伦多 4, 西雅图 3 堪萨斯城 8, 克利夫兰 3 坦帕湾 7, 圣迭戈 6 密尔沃基 5, 德克萨斯 3 巴尔的摩 客场 对阵 运动家, 10:05 费城 客场 对阵 洛杉矶天使, 10:07
波士顿 客场 对阵 洋基, 1:35 休斯顿 客场 对阵 大都会, 3:10 西雅图 客场 对阵 多伦多, 1:37 堪萨斯城 客场 对阵 克利夫兰, 1:40 洛杉矶道奇 客场 对阵 底特律, 1:40 圣迭戈 客场 对阵 坦帕湾, 1:40 白袜 客场 对阵 明尼苏达, 2:10 德克萨斯 客场 对阵 密尔沃基, 2:10 巴尔的摩 客场 对阵 运动家, 4:05 费城 客场 对阵 洛杉矶天使, 4:07
国联排名
东区< / td><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>胜率< / ><>落后场数(GB)< / ><>*WGB< / ><>近10场< / ><>连胜 / 负< / ><>主场< / ><>客场< / >< / tr><><>亚特兰大< / ><>81< / ><>55< / ><>.596< / ><>—< / ><>7-3< / ><>W-6< / ><>47-23< / ><>34-32< / >< / ><><>费城< / ><>75< / ><>60< / ><>.556< / ><> $5\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>+3< / ><>8-2< / ><>W-2< / ><>38-30< / ><>37-30< / >< / ><><>迈阿密< / ><>68< / ><>.500< / ><>13< / ><> $4\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4-6< / ><>L-2< / ><>42-27< / ><>26-41< / >< / ><><>华盛顿< / ><>65< / ><>73< / ><>.471< / ><>17< / ><> $8\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4-6< / ><>W-3< / ><>31-38< / ><>34-35< / >< / ><><>大都会< / ><>61< / ><>75< / ><>.449< / ><>20< / ><> $11\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4-6< / ><>W-1< / ><>32-38< / ><>29-37< / >< / table>
<><>中区< / ><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>胜率< / ><>落后场数(GB)< / ><>*WGB< / ><>< / ><>近10场< / ><>连胜 / 负< / ><>主场< / ><>客场< / >< / ><><>密尔沃基< / ><>85< / ><>51< / ><>.625< / ><>—< / ><>< / ><>—< / ><>7-3< / ><>W-4< / ><>47-24< / ><>38-27< / >< / ><><>芝加哥< / ><>77< / ><>59< / ><>.566< / ><>8< / ><>< / ><> $+4\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4-6< / ><>W-1< / ><>39-28< / ><>38-31< / >< / ><><>圣路易斯< / ><>68< / ><>69< / ><>.496< / ><> $17\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>< / ><>5< / ><>3-7< / ><>L-1< / ><>34-37< / ><>34-32< / >< / ><><>匹兹堡< / ><>66< / ><>71< / ><>.482< / ><> $19\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>< / ><>7< / ><>5-5< / ><>W-1< / ><>34-32< / ><>32-39< / >< / ><><>辛辛那提< / ><>64< / ><>72< / ><>.471< / ><>21< / ><>< / ><> $8\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>4-6< / ><>L-1< / ><>32-36< / >< / table>
<><>西区< / ><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>胜率< / ><>落后场数(GB)< / ><>*WGB< / ><>近10场< / ><>连胜 / 负< / ><>主场< / ><>客场< / >< / ><><>洛杉矶< / ><>81< / ><>55< / ><>.596< / ><>—< / ><>6-4< / ><>L-1< / ><>40-26< / ><>41-29< / >< / ><><>亚利桑那< / ><>73< / ><>64< / ><>.533< / ><> $8\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>—< / ><>7-3< / ><>W-2< / ><>40-29< / ><>33-35< / >< / ><><>圣迭戈< / ><>72< / ><>64< / ><>.529< / ><>9< / ><> $\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>5-5< / ><>L-2< / ><>41-28< / ><>31-36< / >< / ><><>旧金山< / ><>55< / ><>81< / ><>.404< / ><>26< / ><> $17\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>3-7< / ><>L-2< / ><>32-36< / ><>23-45< / >< / ><><>科罗拉多< / ><>52< / ><>84< / ><>.382< / ><>29< / ><> $20\frac{1}{2}$ < / ><>2-8< / ><>L-3< / ><>27-38< / ><>25-46< / >< / table>
*WGB:在外卡竞争中落后第三名球队的场数
大都会 6, 休斯顿 2 底特律 2, 洛杉矶道奇 1 匹兹堡 6, 圣路易斯 2 小熊 17, 辛辛那提 5 亚利桑那 7, 旧金山 1, 第一场 亚特兰大 2, 科罗拉多 1 坦帕湾 7, 圣迭戈 6 华盛顿 5, 迈阿密 4, 10局 密尔沃基 5, 德克萨斯 3 亚利桑那 客场 对阵 旧金山, 10:05, 第二场
国际锦标赛 第35场:威廉斯塔德(库拉索) 4, 东京(日本) 0 美国锦标赛 第36场:亨德森(内华达州) 12, 汉密尔顿(俄亥俄州) 2
东京(日本) vs. 汉密尔顿(俄亥俄州),上午10点 冠军赛 第38场:威廉斯塔德(库拉索) vs. 亨德森(内华达州) 下午3点
休斯顿在纽约大都会队,3:10 迈阿密在华盛顿,12:15 科罗拉多在亚特兰大,1:35 洛杉矶道奇队在底特律,1:40 圣迭戈在坦帕湾,1:40 德克萨斯在密尔沃基,2:10 匹兹堡在圣路易斯,2:15 费城在洛杉矶天使队,4:07 辛辛那提在小熊队,7:20
波士顿 6,洋基 0,第一场。
波士顿< / td><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / tr><><>J.Jones dh< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.208< / >< / ><><>Rafaela cf< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.286< / >< / ><><>Abreu rf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.254< / >< / ><><>Contreras 1b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.275< / >< / ><><>Durbin 3b< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.256< / >< / ><><>Rutschman c< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.240< / >< / ><><>Monasterio ss< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.253< / >< / ><><>Sogard 2b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.264< / >< / ><><>White lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.233< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>36< / ><>6< / ><>9< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>8< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>洋基< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Goldschmidt 1b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.244< / >< / ><><>Rice dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.253< / >< / ><><>Rosario 2b-3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.220< / >< / ><><>Ramos rf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Grisham ph-cf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.215< / >< / ><><>Bellinger lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.254< / >< / ><><>Lombard ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.247< / >< / ><><>Caballero 3b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.233< / >< / ><><>Garcia ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.283< / >< / ><><>Chisholm 2b< / ><>0< / ><>0 [...OMITTED...]< / ><>.226< / >< / ><><>S.Jones cf-rf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.230< / >< / ><><>Sánchez c< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.246< / >< / ><><>Wells ph-c< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.178< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>31< / ><>0< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>9< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>波士顿< / ><>100 010 004 - 6 9 2< / >< / ><><>洋基< / ><>000 000 000 - 0 4 1< / >< / table>
失误: White (1), Durbin (10), Rosario (9)。留在垒上: 波士顿 7, 纽约 4。二垒安打: Sogard (10), Ramos (18)。本垒打: Abreu (23), 对阵罗东。打点: Abreu (70), Monasterio 2 (40), Sogard (11), Rafaela (67)。处于得分位置的跑者: 波士顿 4 (Rafaela 2, Monasterio, Contreras); 纽约 2 (Goldschmidt, Bellinger)。得分位置跑者击球 (RISP): 波士顿 3 for 8; 纽约 1 for 5。跑者推进: Monasterio。
波士顿< / td><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / tr><><>Bennett, W, 9-6< / ><>6.0< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>7< / ><>83< / ><>3.27< / >< / ><><>Guerrero, H, 18< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>18< / ><>2.58< / >< / ><><>Whitlock, H, 22< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>13< / ><>2.00< / >< / ><><>Morán< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>12< / ><>2.84< / >< / table>
<><>洋基队< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>罗东, L, 4-3< / ><>4.2< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>5< / ><>88< / ><>3.20< / >< / ><><>De los Santos< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>5< / ><>1.42< / >< / ><><>Topa< / ><>1.0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>21< / ><>6.95< / >< / ><><>亚伯罗< / ><>3.0< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>60< / ><>3.91< / >< / table>
比赛时间: 2:52。观众人数: 47,314 (47,309)。
亚利桑那响尾蛇 7, 旧金山巨人 1, 第一场比赛。
<><>亚利桑那< / ><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / ><><>Vargas 2b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.251< / >< / ><><>Carroll rf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.245< / >< / ><><>Moreno c< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.302< / >< / ><><>Perdomo ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.255< / >< / ><><>Arenado dh-3b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.240< / >< / ><><>Tawa 1b< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.247< / >< / ><><>Kelly p-p< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>---< / >< / ><><>Fernandez 3b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.262< / >< / ><><>a-Nootbaar ph< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.231< / >< / ><><>Clarke p< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>---< / >< / ><><>b-Barrosa ph-cf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.201< / >< / ><><>Lawlar cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Garcia p< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>---< / >< / ><><>Waldschmidt lf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>35< / ><>7< / ><>9< / ><>6< / ><>3< / ><>6< / ><>< / >< / table>
旧金山< / td><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / tr><><>Gilbert cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.239< / >< / ><><>Devers 1b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.250< / >< / ><><>Eldridge dh< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.252< / >< / ><><>Lee rf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.291< / >< / ><><>Hill lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.258< / >< / ><><>Cavanaugh c< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.230< / >< / ><><>c-Knizner ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.190< / >< / ><><>Whitcomb 3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.111< / >< / ><><>Furman 2b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.063< / >< / ><><>d-Cox ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.263< / >< / ><><>Koss ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.205< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>30< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>5< / ><>9< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>亚利桑那< / ><>000 000 412 - 7 9 0< / >< / ><><>旧金山< / ><>000 000 010 - 1 4 1< / >< / table>
胜投:Hill (2)。留在垒上的跑者 (LOB):亚利桑那 4,旧金山 7。 二垒安打 (2B):Devers (32)。全垒打 (HR):Nootbaar (6),击球手为 Walker。 打点 (RBIs):Nootbaar 4 (26), Perdomo (47), Lawlar (9), Lee (48)。 盗垒 (SB):Tawa (8)。 留在得分位置的跑者:亚利桑那 3 (Lawlar, Carroll, Arenado);旧金山 2 (Hill, Cavanaugh)。 得分位置跑者击球 (RISP):亚利桑那 10 次击球中 4 次得分;旧金山 4 次击球中 1 次得分。 双杀 (DP):亚利桑那 1 (Vargas, Perdomo, Tawa);旧金山 2 (Furman, Koss, Devers; Koss, Furman, Devers)。
<><>亚利桑那< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Kelly, W, 9-12< / ><>7.0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>4< / ><>7< / ><>100< / ><>5.08< / >< / ><><>Clarke< / ><>1.0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>30< / ><>2.64< / >< / ><><>Garcia< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>9< / ><>2.25< / >< / table>
<><>旧金山< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Wilkinsn, L, 0-2< / ><>6.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>90< / ><>4.63< / >< / ><><>Walker< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>20< / ><>6.97< / >< / ><><>Lonsway< / ><>2.0< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>33< / ><>9.00< / >< / table>
比赛时间:2:38。观众人数:39,190 (41,915)。
大都会队 6, 休斯顿太空人队 2
休斯顿< / td><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / tr><><>Peña dh< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.282< / >< / ><><>Y.Alvarez lf< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>0.320< / >< / ><><>Paredes 3b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>0.259< / >< / ><><>Altuve 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.246< / >< / ><><>Varsho cf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>0.232< / >< / ><><>Walker 1b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>0.229< / >< / ><><>Trammell rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.203< / >< / ><><>Allen ss< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>2.260< / >< / ><><>Vázquez c< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>0.212< / >< / ><><>Wade ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.204< / >< / ><><>Diaz c< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>0.261< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>30< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>< / ><>6< / >< / table>
<><>大都会< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Lindor ss< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.234< / >< / ><><>Soto dh< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.283< / >< / ><><>Bichette 3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.260< / >< / ><><>Benge rf< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.279< / >< / ><><>Young 1b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.272< / >< / ><><>Semien 2b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.219< / >< / ><><>Ewing cf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.236< / >< / ><><>Baty lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.223< / >< / ><><>Pache pr-lf< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.000< / >< / ><><>Robert ph-lf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.228< / >< / ><><>F.Alvarez c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.233< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>34< / ><>6< / ><>11< / ><>6< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>休斯顿< / ><>100000010 - 2 4 0< / >< / ><><>大都会< / ><>10003002x - 611 1< / >< / table>
E: Baty (8). LOB: 休斯顿 5, 纽约 7. 2B: Peña (16), Altuve (18), Lindor (9), Baty (17), F. (12). 3B: Young (3). HR: Y. (37), off Duarte. RBIs: Y. 2 (93), Young 3 (35), Soto (53), F. 2 (33). SB: Semien (10). SF: Y.. S: Ewing. 得分圈留垒人数:休斯顿 1 (Trammell);纽约 5 (Baty, Lindor 2, Semien 2). 得分圈打击表现 (RISP):休斯顿 3 次机会 0 击中;纽约 12 次机会 4 击中。推进跑者:Walker, F..
<><>休斯顿< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Sousa< / ><>0.2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>226.52< / ><>< / >< / ><><>Javier, L, 1-54.1< / ><>6< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>4< / ><>786.45< / ><>< / >< / ><><>De Los< / ><>2.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>204.52< / ><>< / >< / ><><>Santos< / ><>< / >< / ><><>Teng< / ><>1.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>194.42< / ><>< / >< / table>
大都会队< / td><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / tr><><>McLean, W, 10-8< / ><>7.0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>4< / ><>933.06< / ><>< / >< / ><><>Duarte, H, 5< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>211.50< / ><>< / >< / ><><>Senga< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>117.50< / ><>< / >< / table>
T: 2:36. A: 29,183 (42,136).
皇家队 8, 守护者队 3
<><>堪萨斯城< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Jensen dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.221< / >< / ><><>Witt ss< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.287< / >< / ><><>Caglianone rf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.285< / >< / ><><>Perez 1b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.222< / >< / ><><>Loftin 3b-2b< / ><>5< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.237< / >< / ><><>Tolbert cf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.306< / >< / ><><>Rave ph-cf< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.225< / >< / ><><>Collins 2b-lf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.233< / >< / ><><>M.Lugo lf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.333< / >< / ><><>Rojas ph-3b< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.247< / >< / ><><>Maile c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.152< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>39< / ><>8< / ><>12< / ><>7< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>克利夫兰< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Kwan cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.273< / >< / ><><>Halpin cf< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.221< / >< / ><><>DeLauter dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.286< / >< / ><><>Ramírez 3b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.240< / >< / ><><>Adell rf< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.236< / >< / ><><>Martínez lf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.245< / >< / ><><>Fry 1b< / ><>1< / ><>0 < / ><>.186< / >< / ><><>Lowe ph-1b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.259< / >< / ><><>Genao 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.268< / >< / ><><>Hedges c< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.261< / >< / ><><>Rocchio ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.248< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>32< / ><>3< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>5< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>堪萨斯城< / ><>000 024 020 - 8 12 2< / >< / ><><>克利夫兰< / ><>020 000 001 - 3 5 1< / >< / table>
E: Collins (2), Witt (8), Ramírez (9). LOB: 堪萨斯城 6, 克利夫兰 4. 2B: Perez 2 (21), Loftin (22), (23), Fry (5), Ramírez (24). HR: Rojas (2), off Allen; Martínez (13), off Lynch. RBIs: 2 (40), Perez (61), Rojas 4 (13), Martínez 3 (48). RISP: 堪萨斯城 5 for 14; 克利夫兰 1 for 10. DP: 堪萨斯城 2 (Loftin, , Perez; Witt, , Perez); 克利夫兰 1 (Genao, Fry).
堪萨斯城< / td><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / tr><><>林奇 (Lynch)< / ><>3.1< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>70< / ><>3.06< / >< / ><><>戈斯 (Gose), 胜, 1-0< / ><>1.2< / ><>0< / ><>18< / ><>0.00< / >< / ><><>金布雷尔 (Kimbrel)< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>9< / ><>4.05< / >< / ><><>施赖伯 (Schreiber)< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>17< / ><>3.65< / >< / ><><>皮尔逊 (Pearson)< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>13< / ><>2.34< / >< / ><><>兰格 (Lange)< / ><>1.0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>22< / ><>5.81< / >< / table>
<><>克利夫兰< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>格里芬 (Griffin)< / ><>5.0< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>82< / ><>3.21< / >< / ><><>霍尔德曼 (Holderman), 败, 6-4< / ><>0.1< / ><>4< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>15< / ><>2.75< / >< / ><><>萨布罗夫斯基 (Sabrowski)< / ><>0.1< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>6< / ><>2.97< / >< / ><><>费斯塔 (Festa)< / ><>1.1< / ><>0< / ><>8< / ><>3.61< / >< / ><><>艾伦 (Allen)< / ><>2.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>26< / ><>3.77< / >< / table>
用时: 2:32。观众人数: 31,509 (34,788)。
老虎队 2, 道奇队 1
<><>洛杉矶< / ><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / ><><>大谷 (Ohtani) 指定击球< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>283< / >< / ><><>弗里曼 (Freeman) 一垒手< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>301< / >< / ><><>贝茨 (Betts) 游击手< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>240< / >< / ><><>蒙西 (Muncy) 三垒手< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>249< / >< / ><><>埃德曼 (Edman) 二垒手< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>266< / >< / ><><>塔克 (Tucker) 右外野手< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>230< / >< / ><><>T. 赫南德兹 (T.Hernández) 左外野手< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>245< / >< / ><><>费杜恰 (Feduccia) 捕手< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>240< / >< / ><><>E. 赫南德兹 (E.Hernández) 代打-中外野手< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>225< / >< / ><><>托马斯 (Thomas) 中外野手< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>186< / >< / ><><>罗哈斯 (Rojas) 代打< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>276< / >< / ><><>罗特韦特 (Rortvedt) 捕手< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>174< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>32< / ><>1< / ><>6< / ><>1< / ><>2,< / ><>4< / ><>< / >< / table>
底特律< / td><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / tr><><>Torres 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.261< / >< / ><><>Lee 3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.268< / >< / ><><>McGonigle ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.276< / >< / ><><>Dingler dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.252< / >< / ><><>Valencia c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.316< / >< / ><><>Torkelson 1b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.220< / >< / ><><>Keith ph-1b< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.262< / >< / ><><>Malgeri rf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.222< / >< / ><><>McKinstry ph-rf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.215< / >< / ><><>Báez lf< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.260< / >< / ><><>Clark cf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.250< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>30< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>2< / ><>5< / ><>11< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>洛杉矶< / ><>000 001 000 - 1 6 1< / >< / ><><>底特律< / ><>001 000 001 - 2 6 0< / >< / table>
决胜分得分时有一个出局数。a-第6局Torkelson击球地滚出局。b-第6局Malgeri被击中。c-第7局Feduccia三振出局。d-第7局Thomas飞球出局。E: Muncy (12)。LOB: 洛杉矶 6, 底特律 12。2B: Thomas (10), Tucker (20), Torres (12), Clark (4), Báez (10)。RBIs: Freeman (63), Torres (36), McGonigle (57)。SB: McKinstry (2), Lee (2)。S: Clark 2。RISP: 洛杉矶 6次中1次;底特律 10次中2次。DP: 底特律 1 (McGonigle, Torres, Torkelson)。
<><>洛杉矶< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Snell< / ><>5.0< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>10< / ><>99< / ><>2.42< / >< / ><><>Halvorsen< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><> 11< / ><>4.29< / >< / ><><>Vesia< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>17< / ><>3.02< / >< / ><><>Henriquez< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>19< / ><>2.77< / >< / ><><>Dreyer, L, 5-2< / ><>0.1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>16< / ><>2.98< / >< / table>
<><>底特律< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Montero< / ><>5.1< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>73< / ><>3.24< / >< / ><><>Holton< / ><>0.2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>8< / ><>3.00< / >< / ><><>Sears< / ><>2.2< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>42< / ><>6.75< / >< / ><><>Jansen, W, 4-5< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>4< / ><>4.04< / >< / table>
T: 2:48。A: 40,022 (41,083)。
蓝鸟队 4, 水手队 3
西雅图< / td><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / tr><><>Arozarena 左外野< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Canzone 右外野< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.256< / >< / ><><>Rodríguez 中外野< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.246< / >< / ><><>Naylor 一垒< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Raleigh 捕手< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.169< / >< / ><><>Young 二垒< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.247< / >< / ><><>Ward 指定打击< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.230< / >< / ><><>Crawford 游击< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.209< / >< / ><><>Rodden 三垒< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.158< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>32< / ><>3< / ><>6< / ><>3< / ><>10< / ><>< / < / >< / table>
<><>多伦多< / ><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / ><><>Bateman 右外野-中外野< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>.329< / >< / ><><>Kirk 捕手< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.273< / >< / ><><>Guerrero 一垒< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.258< / >< / ><><>Springer 指定打击< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.251< / >< / ><><>Okamoto 三垒< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.230< / >< / ><><>McAdoo 二垒< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.243< / >< / ><><>Sánchez 代打< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.264< / >< / ><><>Giménez 游击< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Clement 游击-二垒< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.277< / >< / ><><>Cameron 左外野< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.208< / >< / ><><>Lukes 右外野< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.264< / >< / ><><>Straw 中外野-左外野< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.227< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>29< / ><>4< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>7< / ><>6< / ><>< / < / >< / table>
<><>西雅图< / ><>010 200 000 - 3 6 0< / >< / ><><>多伦多< / ><>000 022 00x - 4 5 0< / >< / table>
出局数(LOB):西雅图 5,多伦多 8。二垒安打(2B):Springer (18)。本垒打(HR):Raleigh (19),由 Soriano 投出。打点(RBIs):Raleigh (53), Ward 2 (34), Springer (45), Bateman (6), Kirk (30)。盗垒(SB):Springer (11), Kirk (1)。留在得分圈的跑者:西雅图 2 (Crawford, Raleigh);多伦多 5 (Clement, Okamoto 2, Guerrero 2)。得分圈安打(RISP):西雅图 3 次中 1 次;多伦多 7 次中 2 次。双杀(DP):多伦多 1 (Clement, McAdoo, Guerrero)。
<><>西雅图< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>Anderson< / ><>4.1< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>85< / ><>4.50< / >< / ><><>Bazardo< / ><>0.2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>22< / ><>2.97< / >< / ><><>Ferrer, L, 4-3, BS, 3-7< / ><>0.2< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>26< / ><>3.83< / >< / ><><>Vargas< / ><>2.1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>21< / ><>1.35< / >< / table>
多伦多< / td><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / tr><><>Soriano, W, 11-7< / ><>7.0< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>94< / ><>3.45< / >< / ><><>Rogers, H, 29< / ><>0.2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>16< / ><>1.90< / >< / ><><>Fluharty, H, 15< / ><>0.1< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>6< / ><>3.44< / >< / ><><>Varland, S, 31-32< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>12< / ><>1.18< / >< / table>
T: 2:33. A: 41,512 (39,150).
光芒队 7, 教徒队 6
<><>圣迭戈< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Tatis rf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.284< / >< / ><><>Cronenworth ss-2b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.226< / >< / ><><>Machado 3b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.214< / >< / ><><>Bowen pr< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.165< / >< / ><><>France 1b< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.287< / >< / ><><>Merrill cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.239< / >< / ><><>Campusano c< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.281< / >< / ><><>Sheets dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.211< / >< / ><><>Rengifo 2b< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.240< / >< / ><><>Bogaerts ss< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.217< / >< / ><><>Harris lf< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.283< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>37< / ><>6< / ><>10< / ><>5< / ><>4< / ><>8< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>坦帕湾< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Díaz dh< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.304< / >< / ><><>Mateo pr-dh< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.232< / >< / ><><>Aranda 1b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.279< / >< / ><><>Caminero 3b< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.280< / >< / ><><>Hicks c< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.287< / >< / ><><>Vilade ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.261< / >< / ><><>Piper c< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.222< / >< / ><><>Simpson lf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.311< / >< / ><><>DeLuca rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.267< / >< / ><><>Palacios 2b< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.226< / >< / ><><>Mullins cf< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.206< / >< / ><><>Walls ss< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.221< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>34< / ><>7< / ><>11< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>7< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>圣迭戈< / ><>001 002 300 - 6 10< / ><>1< / >< / ><><>坦帕湾< / ><>101 001 40x - 7 11< / ><>0< / >< / table>
E: Rengifo (7). LOB: 圣迭戈 8, 坦帕湾 6. 2B: Cronenworth (11), Díaz (22). HR: France (19), 对阵 Martinez; Aranda (17), 对阵 Buehler; Caminero (36), 对阵 Buehler. RBIs: Cronenworth (26), France 2 (58), Machado 2 (74), Hicks (74), Aranda (79), Caminero (86), Díaz (75), Simpson (30). SB: Harris (5), Machado (4), Tatis (31). RISP: 圣迭戈 2 / 10; 坦帕湾 4 / 11. DP: 圣迭戈 1 (Rengifo, France).
圣迭戈< / td><>局数 (IP)< / ><>安打 (H)< / ><>失分 (R)< / ><>自责分 (ER)< / ><>保送 (BB)< / ><>三振 (SO)< / ><>投球数 (NP)< / ><>防御率 (ERA)< / >< / tr><><>Buehler< / ><>5.0< / ><>7< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>71< / ><>4.66< / >< / ><><>Hart< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>6< / ><>3.90< / >< / ><><>Rodriguez, L, 3-3, BS, 2-7< / ><>0.0< / ><>3< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>15< / ><>2.10< / >< / ><><>Morejon< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>13< / ><>2.59< / >< / ><><>Matsui< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>25< / ><>2.06< / >< / table>
<><>坦帕湾< / ><>局数 (IP)< / ><>安打 (H)< / ><>失分 (R)< / ><>自责分 (ER)< / ><>保送 (BB)< / ><>三振 (SO)< / ><>投球数 (NP)< / ><>防御率 (ERA)< / >< / ><><>Martinez< / ><>6.0< / ><>7< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>4< / ><>81< / ><>2.99< / >< / ><><>Cleavinger< / ><>0.1< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>18< / ><>4.28< / >< / ><><>Kelly, W, 6-3< / ><>1.2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>19< / ><>1.98< / >< / ><><>Baker, S, 39-42< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>16< / ><>1.53< / >< / table>
比赛时间: 2:43。观众人数: 25,621 (25,025)。
国民队 5, 马林鱼队 4, 10局。
<><>迈阿密< / ><>打数 (AB)< / ><>得分 (R)< / ><>安打 (H)< / ><>打点 (BI)< / ><>保送 (BB)< / ><>三振 (SO)< / ><>打击率 (Avg)< / >< / ><><>Stowers 1b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>.243< / >< / ><><>Hernández lf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.235< / >< / ><><>Edwards 2b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.283< / >< / ><><>Conine dh< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.249< / >< / ><><>Lopez ss< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.306< / >< / ><><>Marsee cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>.209< / >< / ><><>Sanoja 3b-rf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.281< / >< / ><><>Caissie rf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.222< / >< / ><><>Jiménez ph-3b< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.208< / >< / ><><>Mack c< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.233< / >< / ><><>Ramírez ph< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.228< / >< / ><><>Navarreto c< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.114< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>35< / ><>4< / ><>6< / ><>4< / ><>5< / ><>17< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>华盛顿< / ><>打数 (AB)< / ><>得分 (R)< / ><>安打 (H)< / ><>打点 (BI)< / ><>保送 (BB)< / ><>三振 (SO)< / ><>打击率 (Avg)< / >< / ><><>Abrams dh< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.269< / >< / ><><>Ortiz 1b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.235< / >< / ><><>Tena lf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.229< / >< / ><><>Lile rf< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.252< / >< / ><><>Crews cf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.223< / >< / ><><>K.Ruiz c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.280< / >< / ><><>House 3b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.237< / >< / ><><>Vivas 2b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.236< / >< / ><><>Nuñez ss< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.214< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>37< / ><>5< / ><>9< / ><>3< / ><>7< / ><>< / >< / table>
迈阿密< / td><>000 000 400< / ><>0 – 4< / ><>6< / ><>1< / >< / tr><><>华盛顿< / ><>004 000 000< / ><>1 – 5< / ><>9< / ><>0< / >< / table>
得分跑者得分时有两人出局。a-在第7局为Caissie击出单打。b-在第7局为Mack保送。E: Mack (8)。LOB: 迈阿密 9, 华盛顿 8。2B: Stowers (23), Lile (26), Vivas (10)。HR: Hernández (22), 面对Lord。RBIs: Stowers 2 (54), Hernández 2 (58), House (37), Vivas (25), Crews (34)。S: Jiménez, Vivas。RISP: 迈阿密 10次中3次;华盛顿 10次中3次。
<><>迈阿密< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Alcantara< / ><>6.0< / ><>8< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>94< / ><>3.46< / >< / ><><>Ralston< / ><>1.1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>15< / ><>0.00< / >< / ><><>Ekness< / ><>1.2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>19< / ><>1.45< / >< / ><><>Petersen, L, 3-4< / ><>0.2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>19< / ><>3.42< / >< / table>
<><>华盛顿< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Cavalli< / ><>4.0< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>8< / ><>70< / ><>3.12< / >< / ><><>Tolman< / ><>2.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>25< / ><>0.00< / >< / ><><>Cosgrove< / ><>0.2< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>20< / ><>6.32< / >< / ><><>Lord, BS, 1-3< / ><>2.1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>27< / ><>3.75< / >< / ><><>Ribalta, W, 1-2< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>18< / ><>3.86< / >< / table>
T: 2:59。A: 32,055 (41,376)。
<><>东部< / ><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>平< / ><>积分< / ><>进球< / ><>失球< / >< / ><><>纳什维尔< / ><>16< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>52< / ><>45< / ><>17< / >< / ><><>国际迈阿密 CF< / ><>12< / ><>4< / ><>6< / ><>42< / ><>56< / ><>41< / >< / ><><>芝加哥< / ><>11< / ><>6< / ><>4< / ><>37< / ><>39< / ><>28< / >< / ><><>夏洛特 FC< / ><>10< / ><>7< / ><>5< / ><>35< / ><>40< / ><>32< / >< / ><><>新英格兰< / ><>10< / ><>7< / ><>4< / ><>34< / ><>33< / ><>26< / >< / ><><>辛辛那提< / ><>8< / ><>7< / ><>31< / ><>49< / >< / ><><>纽约城 FC< / ><>7< / ><>8< / ><>7< / ><>28< / ><>36< / ><>31< / >< / ><><>红牛队< / ><>7< / ><>10< / ><>5< / ><>26< / ><>32< / ><>46< / >< / ><><>多伦多 FC< / ><>5< / ><>7< / ><>10< / ><>25< / ><>32< / ><>38< / >< / ><><>华盛顿特区联< / ><>5< / ><>7< / ><>10< / ><>25< / ><>28< / ><>36< / >< / ><><>奥兰多城< / ><>7< / ><>12< / ><>3< / ><>24< / ><>36< / ><>54< / >< / ><><>费城< / ><>6< / ><>10< / ><>6< / ><>24< / ><>34< / ><>39< / >< / ><><>亚特兰大< / ><>6< / ><>13< / ><>3< / ><>21< / ><>25< / ><>38< / >< / ><><>蒙特利尔 CF< / ><>5< / ><>11< / ><>6< / ><>21< / ><>30< / ><>46< / >< / ><><>哥伦布< / ><>5< / ><>11< / ><>5< / ><>20< / ><>30< / ><>36< / >< / ><><>西部< / ><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>平< / ><>积分< / ><>进球< / ><>失球< / >< / ><><>温哥华< / ><>13< / ><>4< / ><>43< / ><>47< / ><>18< / >< / ><><>休斯顿< / ><>12< / ><>7< / ><>3< / ><>39< / ><>30< / ><>26< / >< / ><><>洛杉矶 FC< / ><>10< / ><>7< / ><>6< / ><>36< / ><>22< / >< / ><><>圣何塞< / ><>10< / ><>8< / ><>4< / ><>34< / ><>39< / ><>33< / >< / ><><>达拉斯 FC< / ><>9< / ><>6< / ><>33< / ><>38< / ><>34< / >< / ><><>圣路易斯城< / ><>9< / ><>6< / ><>33< / ><>30< / ><>27< / >< / ><><>明尼苏达< / ><>
United< / td> 8< / ><>7< / ><>31< / ><>30< / ><>31< / >< / tr> <>Colorado< / ><>9< / ><>11< / ><>2< / ><>29< / ><>30< / ><>28< / >< / ><><>Real Salt Lake< / ><>8< / ><>5< / ><>29< / ><>34< / ><>32< / >< / ><><>Portland< / ><>8< / ><>9< / ><>4< / ><>28< / ><>38< / ><>37< / >< / ><><>San Diego FC< / ><>7< / ><>8< / ><>6< / ><>27< / ><>37< / ><>32< / >< / ><><>Seattle FC< / ><>7< / ><>9< / ><>5< / ><>26< / ><>24< / ><>29< / >< / ><><>LA Galaxy< / ><>6< / ><>8< / ><>26< / ><>27< / ><>32< / >< / ><><>Austin FC< / ><>5< / ><>10< / ><>6< / ><>21< / ><>26< / ><>40< / >< / ><><>Sporting K.C.< / ><>4< / ><>15< / ><>3< / ><>15< / ><>20< / ><>53< / >< / table>
勇士 2, 洛基 1
<><>科罗拉多< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>McCarthy dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.290< / >< / ><><>Carrigg cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.263< / >< / ><><>Goodman c< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.254< / >< / ><><>Rumfield 1b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.289< / >< / ><><>Norby 2b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.225< / >< / ><><>Castro 3b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.263< / >< / ><><>Moniak rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.253< / >< / ><><>Beck lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.203< / >< / ><><>Johnston ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.287< / >< / ><><>Ritter pr< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.200< / >< / ><><>Tovar ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.209< / >< / ><><>Veen ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>33< / ><>1< / ><>8< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>9< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>亚特兰大< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Baldwin c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.275< / >< / ><><>Acuña rf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.236< / >< / ><><>Olson 1b< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.259< / >< / ><><>Dubón ss< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.270< / >< / ><><>Harris cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.296< / >< / ><><>Albies 2b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.254< / >< / ><><>Yastrzemski lf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.226< / >< / ><><>Riley 3b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.220< / >< / ><><>Smith dh< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.260< / >< / ><><>Thomas ph-dh< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.227< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>29< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>科罗拉多< / ><>000 001 000 - 1 8 0< / >< / ><><>亚特兰大< / ><>000 000 02x - 2 6 0< / >< / table>
LOB:科罗拉多 9,亚特兰大 8。2B:Carrigg (18), Harris (32)。RBIs:Castro (56), Harris 2 (77)。SB:Acuña (19), Riley (9)。得点圈留有跑者:科罗拉多 5 (Moniak 2, Rumfield, McCarthy, Goodman);亚特兰大 6 (Yastrzemski, Thomas 2, Dubón 3)。RISP:科罗拉多 8 次中 1 次;亚特兰大 6 次中 1 次。DP:科罗拉多 1 (Tovar, Rumfield);亚特兰大 2 (Dubón, Albies, Olson; Dubón, Olson)。
科罗拉多< / td><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / tr><><>Agnos< / ><>2.2< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>42< / ><>5.49< / >< / ><><>Frasso< / ><>1.1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>27< / ><>4.35< / >< / ><><>Bernardino< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><> 9< / ><>2.62< / >< / ><><>Herget, H, 9< / ><>1.2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>26< / ><>5.95< / >< / ><><>Hill, L, 0-3, BS, 2-6< / ><>1.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>37< / ><>4.99< / >< / ><><>Romano< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>4.88< / >< / table>
<><>亚特兰大< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>Pérez< / ><>5.2< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>83< / ><>3.05< / >< / ><><>Suter, W, 2-2< / ><>2.1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>29< / ><>3.59< / >< / ><><>Fuentes, S, 3-9< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>21< / ><>2.39< / >< / table>
用时: 2:36。观众: 40,129 (41,149)。
小熊 17, 红人 5
<><>辛辛那提< / ><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / ><><>Rodriguez rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.220< / >< / ><><>De La Cruz ss< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.269< / >< / ><><>I.Johnson 2b< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.067< / >< / ><><>Stewart 1b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.265< / >< / ><><>Bleday lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.217< / >< / ><><>Stephenson dh< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.248< / >< / ><><>Banfield c< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.000< / >< / ><><>Suárez 3b< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.207< / >< / ><><>Arroyo ph-3b< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.242< / >< / ><><>Trevino c-p< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.230< / >< / ><><>Friedl cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.167< / >< / ><><>McLain 2b-ss< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.189< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>33< / ><>5< / ><>7< / ><>5< / ><>4< / ><>11< / ><>< / >< / table>
芝加哥< / td><>打数(AB)< / ><>安打(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>二垒安打(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / tr><><>Crow-Armstrong 中外野手< / ><>6< / ><>4< / ><>6< / ><>0< / ><>.282< / >< / ><><>Conforto 右外野手< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.229< / >< / ><><>Suzuki 指定击球手< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.277< / >< / ><><>Bregman 三垒手< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.255< / >< / ><><>Busch 一垒手< / ><>6< / ><>0< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Hoerner 游击手< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.260< / >< / ><><>Arias 游击手-游击手-游击手< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.234< / >< / ><><>Shaw 右外野手< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.250< / >< / ><><>Happ 投手-左外野手< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.218< / >< / ><><>Taylor 左外野手-右外野手-中外野手< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Ramirez 二垒手< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.292< / >< / ><><>Kelly 捕手< / ><>4< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>.260< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>43< / ><>17< / ><>19< / ><>16< / ><>5< / ><>4< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>辛辛那提< / ><>022 010 000 - 5 7 1< / >< / ><><>芝加哥< / ><>330 130 43x -17 19 0< / >< / table>
胜投(E):De La Cruz (16)。留在垒上(LOB):辛辛那提 6,芝加哥 8。二垒安打(2B):Stephenson (18), Taylor (11), Kelly (13), Bregman (26)。全垒打(HR):Suárez (20),面对 Gausman;Stewart (30),面对 Gausman;Crow-Armstrong 2 (35),面对 Abbott;Bregman (20),面对 Abbott;Kelly (9),面对 Garcia;Crow-Armstrong (36),面对 Santillan;Suzuki (23),面对 Trevino。打点(RBIs):Suárez 2 (59), Stewart 2 (104), Bleday (52), Crow-Armstrong 6 (89), Bregman 3 (73), Kelly 4 (49), Hoerner (60), Suzuki 2 (79)。盗垒(SB):De La Cruz (24)。牺牲飞球(SF):Bleday。得点圈机会(RISP):辛辛那提 5分之1;芝加哥 15分之6。
<><>辛辛那提< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>被安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>Abbott, L, 6-10< / ><>3.0< / ><>8< / ><>7< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>68< / ><>4.49< / >< / ><><>Garcia< / ><>2.0< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>38< / ><>3.47< / >< / ><><>Moll< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>11< / ><>4.55< / >< / ><><>Santillan< / ><>0.2< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>32< / ><>6.95< / >< / ><><>P.Johnson< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>4.42< / >< / ><><>Trevino< / ><>1.0< / ><>4< / ><>3< / ><>0< / >< colspan="2">2227.00< / >< / table>
<><>芝加哥< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>被安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>Gausman, W, 8-11< / ><>5.0< / ><>6< / ><>5< / ><>2< / ><>7< / ><>102< / ><>4.52< / >< / ><><>Zeferjahn< / ><>1.1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>19< / ><>3.98< / >< / ><><>Rolison< / ><>0.2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>20< / ><>2.79< / >< / ><><>Rea< / ><>2.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>26< / ><>4.48< / >< / table>
用时(T):2:48。观众人数(A):39,597 (41,363)。
海盗队 6, 红雀队 2
匹兹堡< / td><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / tr><><>Horwitz 1b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.249< / >< / ><><>Lowe 2b< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.249< / >< / ><><>Reynolds lf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.261< / >< / ><><>Gonzales dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.307< / >< / ><><>Cruz cf< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.263< / >< / ><><>Mangum rf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.287< / >< / ><><>Flores c< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.234< / >< / ><><>Gonzalez ss< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.212< / >< / ><><>Yorke 3b< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.214< / >< / ><><>Triolo 3b-ss< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.246< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>37< / ><>6< / ><>11< / ><>6< / ><>4< / ><>13< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>圣路易斯< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Wetherholt ss< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.242< / >< / ><><>Herrera dh< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.242< / >< / ><><>Burleson 1b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.288< / >< / ><><>Walker rf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.288< / >< / ><><>Church cf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Fermín 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.240< / >< / ><><>Gorman 3b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.191< / >< / ><><>Saggese ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.182< / >< / ><><>Báez lf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.170< / >< / ><><>Crooks c< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.179< / >< / ><><>Urías ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.157< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>33< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>7< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>匹兹堡< / ><>100 130 001 - 6 11 3< / >< / ><><>圣路易斯< / ><>001 001 000 - 2 3 1< / >< / table>
E: Gonzalez 2 (5), Cruz (4), Báez 2 (1). LOB: 匹兹堡 8, 圣路易斯 7. 2B: Gonzales (23), Crooks (6). HR: Lowe (28), 对阵 Leahy; Flores (7), 对阵 Mautz; Báez (5), 对阵 Bachar. RBIs: Lowe (81), Gonzalez (29), Flores 3 (17), Gonzales (57), Báez (10). CS: Gonzales (3). RISP: 匹兹堡 4 for 14; 圣路易斯 0 for 7.
<><>匹兹堡< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Bachar< / ><>2.1< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>28< / ><>3.70< / >< / ><><>Sisk< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>12< / ><>2.55< / >< / ><><>Mlodzinski, W, 7-6< / ><>3.1< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>50< / ><>4.05< / >< / ><><>Soto, H, 10< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>18< / ><>3.20< / >< / ><><>Weaver, H, 16< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>12< / ><>2.31< / >< / ><><>Montgomery< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>14< / ><>3.13< / >< / table>
圣路易斯< / td><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / tr><><>Leahy< / ><>3.0< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>51< / ><>3.13< / >< / ><><>Mautz, L, 0-1< / ><>3.0< / ><>5< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>8< / ><>61< / ><>9.00< / >< / ><><>Winquest< / ><>2.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>24< / ><>0.00< / >< / ><><>Fernandez< / ><>1.0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>17< / ><>3.98< / >< / table>
T: 2:45. A: 26,265 (44,494).
白袜队 3, 双城队 2
<><>芝加哥< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Antonacci lf< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>1.266< / >< / ><><>Grichuk ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>0.275< / >< / ><><>Doyle cf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.220< / >< / ><><>Murakami 1b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>< / ><>1.221< / >< / ><><>Vargas 3b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>1.249< / >< / ><><>Benintendi dh< / ><>4< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.252< / >< / ><><>B.Montgomery rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>0.229< / >< / ><><>C.Montgomery ss< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>1.213< / >< / ><><>Meidroth 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>1.271< / >< / ><><>Peters cf-lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>< / ><>1.279< / >< / ><><>J.Rogers c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>2.172< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>31< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>6< / ><>10< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>明尼苏达< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Keaschall rf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Lee 3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.246< / >< / ><><>Clemens 2b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.239< / >< / ><><>Bell dh< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.253< / >< / ><><>Lewis 1b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.235< / >< / ><><>Larnach lf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.266< / >< / ><><>Jeffers ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.269< / >< / ><><>Culpepper ss< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.313< / >< / ><><>Caratini c< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.222< / >< / ><><>Jenkins cf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.333< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>31< / ><>2< / ><>5< / ><>2< / ><>7< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>芝加哥< / ><>100 101 000 - 3 3 0< / >< / ><><>明尼苏达< / ><>110 000 000 - 2 5 1< / >< / table>
E: Culpepper (2). LOB: 芝加哥 7, 明尼苏达 5. 2B: Benintendi (21), Keaschall (22), Jenkins (1). HR: Benintendi (14), off Morris. RBIs: Benintendi 2 (69), Bell (81), Jenkins (1). SB: Jenkins (1). SF: Bell. 留在得分位置的跑者:芝加哥 3 (Doyle, C. Montgomery, B. Montgomery); 明尼苏达 3 (Keaschall, Culpepper, Lee). RISP: 芝加哥 1 for 11; 明尼苏达 0 for 7.
芝加哥< / td><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / tr><><>Fedde, W, 7-8< / ><>5.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>4< / ><>88< / ><>4.16< / >< / ><><>Newcomb, H, 11< / ><>3.0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>40< / ><>2.19< / >< / ><><>Hudson, S, 7-10< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>< / ><>3.16< / >< / table>
<><>明尼苏达< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>Ober< / ><>5.0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>5< / ><>80< / ><>4.37< / >< / ><><>Morris, L, 4-7< / ><>2.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>27< / ><>3.82< / >< / ><><>Minter< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>20< / ><>1.82< / >< / ><><>Gómez< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>25< / ><>3.72< / >< / table>
用时: 2:35。观众人数: 28,310 (38,544)。
酿酒人 5, 游骑兵 3
<><>德州< / ><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / ><><>Foscue 2b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.258< / >< / ><><>Carter ph-cf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.196< / >< / ><><>Seager ss< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.222< / >< / ><><>Langford lf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.257< / >< / ><><>Nimmo rf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.262< / >< / ><><>Duran cf-2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Burger 1b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.236< / >< / ><><>Jansen c< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.168< / >< / ><><>O'Hoppe dh< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.207< / >< / ><><>Pederson ph-dh< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.233< / >< / ><><>Freeman 3b< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.269< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>33< / ><>3< / ><>8< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>7< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>密尔沃基< / ><>打数(AB)< / ><>得分(R)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>打点(BI)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>打击率(Avg)< / >< / ><><>Turang 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.255< / >< / ><><>Chourio lf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.281< / >< / ><><>Bauers 1b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>.273< / >< / ><><>Contreras c< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.271< / >< / ><><>Mitchell cf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.259< / >< / ><><>Yelich dh< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.242< / >< / ><><>Lara rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.274< / >< / ><><>Pratt ss< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.265< / >< / ><><>Hamilton 3b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.242< / >< / ><><>Ortiz 3b< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.250< / >< / ><><>总计< / ><>30< / ><>5< / ><>7< / ><>5< / ><>3< / ><>11< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>德州< / ><>000 010 020 - 3 8 1< / >< / ><><>密尔沃基< / ><>210 000 20x - 5 7 0< / >< / table>
E: 杜兰 (6)。LOB:德克萨斯 7, 密尔沃基 5. 2B:耶利奇 (22)。HR:弗里曼 (1),面对德罗汉;尼莫 (14),面对帕特里克;丘里奥 (20),面对昆特里尔;孔特雷拉斯 (13),面对昆特里尔。RBIs:弗里曼 (3),尼莫 2 (51),丘里奥 (56),孔特雷拉斯 (70),拉拉 2 (19),普拉特 (20)。SB:尼莫 (7.), 耶利奇 (11)。SF:普拉特。得点圈留垒:德克萨斯 3 (詹森, 杜兰 2);密尔沃基 3 (图朗, 拉拉 2)。RISP:德克萨斯 1 for 4;密尔沃基 3 for 7。DP:密尔沃基 1 (图朗, 普拉特, 鲍尔斯)。
德克萨斯< / td><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / tr><><>昆特里尔, L, 6-5< / ><>6.0< / ><>4< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>8< / ><>88< / ><>3.01< / >< / ><><>格雷< / ><>1.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>21< / ><>3.93< / >< / ><><>朱尼斯< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>28< / ><>2.78< / >< / table>
<>< colspan="2">密尔沃基< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><>< colspan="2">德罗汉, W, 7-5< / ><>5.0< / ><>6< / ><>1< / ><>6< / ><>99< / ><>3.75< / >< / ><>< colspan="2">帕特里克, H, 10< / ><>2.1< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>28< / ><>3.41< / >< / ><>< colspan="2">森扎特拉, H, 9< / ><>0.2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>9< / ><>3.71< / >< / ><>< colspan="2">梅吉尔, S, 25-27< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>2.24< / >< / table>
T: 2:36。A: 36. 36,895 (41,700)。
费城 5, 天使 3
费城< / td><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / tr><><>Schwarber dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.245< / >< / ><><>Turner ss< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Harper rf< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.266< / >< / ><><>Arraez 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.320< / >< / ><><>Bohm 1b< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.245< / >< / ><><>De La Cruz lf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.357< / >< / ><><>Crawford ph-cf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.266< / >< / ><><>Stott 3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.261< / >< / ><><>Realmuto c< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.223< / >< / ><><>Hill cf-lf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Marsh ph-lf< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.272< / >< / ><><>Sosa ph-lf< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>.235< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>25< / ><>5< / ><>11< / ><>5< / ><>2< / ><>5< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>洛杉矶< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Neto ss< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>.236< / >< / ><><>Trout cf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Meckler lf-rf< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.288< / >< / ><><>Grisson 1b< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.246< / >< / ><><>Ballesteros dh< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.207< / >< / ><><>Moore 2b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.171< / >< / ><><>Lowe rf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.213< / >< / ><><>Siri ph-lf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.241< / >< / ><><>Guzman 3b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.221< / >< / ><><>Frazier ph< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.250< / >< / ><><>Heineman c< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>.171< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>29< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>9< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>费城< / ><>000 010 004 —< / ><>5< / ><>11< / ><>1< / >< / ><><>洛杉矶< / ><>300 000 000 —< / ><>3< / ><>0< / >< / table>
E: Arraez (7). LOB: 费城 7, 洛杉矶 5. HR: Sosa (6), off Peralta. RBIs: Hill (26), Sosa 4 (39), Meckler (21). S: Grissom. 得分圈留垒: 费城 1 (Harper); 洛杉矶 2 (Frazier, Lowe). RISP: 费城 8 次击球中 3 次成功; 洛杉矶 5 次击球中 1 次成功. DP: 费城 1 (Arraez, Bohm); 洛杉矶 2 (Moore, Grissom; Neto).
<><>费城< / ><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>Painter< / ><>6.0< / ><>2< / ><>3< / ><>6< / ><>94< / ><>5.95< / >< / ><><>Alvarado< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>19< / ><>5.81< / >< / ><><>McFarlane, W, 4-1< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>21< / ><>1.08< / >< / ><><>Bowlan, S, 2-5< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>25< / ><>2.77< / >< / table>
洛杉矶< / td><>IP< / ><>H< / ><>R< / ><>ER< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>NP< / ><>ERA< / >< / tr><><>Detmers< / ><>6.0< / ><>8< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>86< / ><>3.54< / >< / ><><>Fermin, H, 7< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>15< / ><>3.33< / >< / ><><>Watson, H, 4< / ><>0.2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>17< / ><>4.38< / >< / ><><>Saucedo, H, 5< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>6< / ><>4.26< / >< / ><><>Joyce, L, 0-2, H, 2< / ><>0.2< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>26< / ><>3.24< / >< / ><><>Peralta, BS, 0-1< / ><>0.1< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>15< / ><>6.10< / >< / table>
T: 2:56. A: 34,951 (45,517).
周五 金莺队 4, 运动家队 3, 10局
<><>巴尔的摩< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Alexander ss< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.310< / >< / ><><>Alonso dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.272< / >< / ><><>Henderson pr-dh< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.219< / >< / ><><>Holliday 2b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>.230< / >< / ><><>Mayo 1b< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.216< / >< / ><><>Encarnacion-Strand 3b< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.272< / >< / ><><>Taveras rf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>.223< / >< / ><><>Franklin cf< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.161< / >< / ><><>Cowser ph-cf< / ><>1< / ><>0 < / ><>.227< / >< / ><><>Beavers lf< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.249< / >< / ><><>Narváez c< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.165< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>35< / ><>4< / ><>6< / ><>3< / ><>6< / ><>12< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>运动家队< / ><>AB< / ><>R< / ><>H< / ><>BI< / ><>BB< / ><>SO< / ><>Avg< / >< / ><><>Bolte cf< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>.269< / >< / ><><>McNeil 2b-1b< / ><>5< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.265< / >< / ><><>Gelof 3b-lf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.258< / >< / ><><>Butler rf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.228< / >< / ><><>White 1b< / ><>3< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.270< / >< / ><><>Walton ph-2b< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>.278< / >< / ><><>Muncy dh< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>0< / ><>.221< / >< / ><><>Cortes lf< / ><>4< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.256< / >< / ><><>Stefanic pr-3b< / ><>0< / ><>0 < / ><>.429< / >< / ><><>Heim c< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.210< / >< / ><><>Williams ss< / ><>4< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>.261< / >< / ><><>Totals< / ><>37< / ><>3< / ><>9< / ><>3< / ><>1< / ><>7< / ><>< / >< / table>
<><>巴尔的摩< / ><>020 000 000< / ><>2 - 4< / ><>6< / ><>0< / >< / ><><>运动家队< / ><>000 000 110< / ><>1 - 3< / ><>9< / ><>1< / >< / table>
E: 洛佩兹 (3)。LOB:巴尔的摩 9,奥克兰运动家 8。 2B:考瑟 (6)。HR:海姆 (12),面对杨。 RBIs:比弗斯 (32),马约 (52),恩卡纳西翁-斯特兰德 (28),海姆 (41),巴特勒 (42),盖洛夫 (38)。SB:马约 (3),盖洛夫 (10)。CS:考瑟 (4)。S:盖洛夫。RISP:巴尔的摩 11 次机会 4 次成功;奥克兰运动家 8 次机会 2 次成功。
巴尔的摩< / td><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / tr><><>杨< / ><>7.0< / ><>5< / ><>1< / ><>4< / ><>91< / ><>3.38< / >< / ><><>加西亚, BS, 6-12< / ><>0.2< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>11< / ><>3.28< / >< / ><><>卡诺< / ><>0.1< / ><>0< / ><>3< / ><>3.19< / >< / ><><>基特里奇, W, 3-3< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>14< / ><>3.27< / >< / ><><>霍普, S, 1-1< / ><>1.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>14< / ><>4.46< / >< / table>
<><>奥克兰运动家< / ><>局数(IP)< / ><>安打(H)< / ><>失分(R)< / ><>自责分(ER)< / ><>保送(BB)< / ><>三振(SO)< / ><>投球数(NP)< / ><>防御率(ERA)< / >< / ><><>洛佩兹< / ><>5.0< / ><>3< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>3< / ><>6< / ><>100< / ><>4.82< / >< / ><><>布莱威特< / ><>2.0< / ><>1< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>26< / ><>2.21< / >< / ><><>梅迪纳< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>2< / ><>18< / ><>3.58< / >< / ><><>哈里斯< / ><>1.0< / ><>0< / ><>1< / ><>13< / ><>3.55< / >< / ><><>巴索, L, 0-1< / ><>1.0< / ><>2< / ><>1< / ><>2< / ><>16< / ><>4.67< / >< / table>
T: 2:56。A: 7,228 (14,014)。 诺丁汉森林 2, 利物浦 2 AFC 伯恩茅斯 1, 埃弗顿 1 赫尔城 1, 考文垂城 0 纽卡斯尔联 2, 托特纳姆热刺 0 斯特拉斯堡 2, 朗斯 1 昂热 3, AJ 欧塞尔 1 布雷斯特 2, 图卢兹 2 特鲁瓦 2, 洛里昂 1 里昂 1, 勒阿弗尔 AC 1
美国国际大学 17, 门罗马斯唐斯队 3
利哈伊大学 35, 圣十字学院 10 洛克海文大学 24, 希彭斯堡大学 16 罗伯特莫里斯大学 28, 瓦格纳学院 7 西弗吉尼亚州立大学 56, 乔万大学 24 西弗吉尼亚卫斯理大学 31, 邮政大学 13 惠灵杰苏会大学 27, 托马斯莫尔大学 10
阿拉巴马州立大学 30, 南方大学 17 卡托巴学院 13, 费鲁姆学院 7 厄斯金学院 37, 布鲁菲尔德南部学院 20 福特谷州立大学 17, 伊丽莎白城州立大学 14 肖特学院 65, 安德鲁学院战虎队 6
弗吉尼亚大学 34, 北卡罗来纳州立大学 8 沃福德学院 42, 城堡学院 14
巴特勒大学 27, 乔治敦大学(肯塔基州)老虎队 23 芝加哥大学 44, 芝加哥州立大学美洲狮队 28 达文波特大学 32, 甘农大学 20 代顿大学 43, 费尔蒙特州立大学 20 肯塔基州立大学 41, 中央州立大学(俄亥俄州) 14 北达科他州立大学 33, 杰克逊维尔州立大学 7 南达科他大学 59, 康涅狄格州立大学 (CCSU) 20 上爱荷华大学 30, 詹姆斯敦吉米队 13 瓦尔帕莱索大学 59, 劳伦斯大学 13
北卡罗来纳大学 15, 德克萨斯基督教大学 (TCU) 10(爱尔兰都柏林)
北亚利桑那大学 34, 东华盛顿大学 27 南加州大学 42, 圣何塞州立大学 26 加州大学戴维斯分校 31, 波特兰州立大学 24 西俄勒冈大学 22, 科罗拉多矿业学院 20
问题,来自马萨诸塞州伯灵顿的卢·鲁比诺:有两名男子都曾获得过世界系列赛最有价值球员(MVP)荣誉,并主持过《周六夜现场》。请写出他们的名字。

上周问题答案:弗兰克·托马斯在《结婚……但没孩子》中以本人身份出演。 问题提交至:KENDAVIDOFF4@GMAIL.COM
费城 3, 红牛 1 纽约城 1, 多伦多 FC 1 芝加哥 2, 西雅图 FC 2 夏洛特 2, 亚特兰大 0 洛杉矶 0, 华盛顿特区联 0 迈阿密 7, CF 蒙特利尔 1 圣何塞 对阵 休斯顿,(n) 温哥华 对阵 堪萨斯城, (n) 奥兰多城 对阵 明尼苏达, (n) 辛辛那提 对阵 纳什维尔, (n) 盐湖城 对阵 科罗拉多, (n) 奥斯汀 对阵 波特兰, (n) 洛杉矶银河 对阵 圣迭戈 , (n)
8 月 30 日,星期日 新英格兰 对阵 哥伦布, 下午 4:30 达拉斯 对阵 圣路易斯城, 晚上 7:00
9 月 4 日,星期五 纳什维尔 对阵 纽约城, 晚上 7:30
红牛 对阵 西雅图 , 晚上 8:30 休斯顿 对阵 夏洛特 , 晚上 7:30 华盛顿特区联 对阵 辛辛那提, 晚上 7:30 科罗拉多 对阵 哥伦布, 晚上 7:30 亚特兰大 对阵 迈阿密, 晚上 7:30 圣迭戈 对阵 奥兰多城, 晚上 7:30 CF 蒙特利尔 对阵 费城, 晚上 7:30 芝加哥 对阵 多伦多 , 晚上 7:30 圣何塞 对阵 奥斯汀 , 晚上 8:30 堪萨斯城 对阵 达拉斯 , 晚上 8:30 新英格兰 对阵 洛杉矶银河, 晚上 9:30 洛杉矶 对阵 盐湖城, 晚上 9:30 明尼苏达 对阵 波特兰, 晚上 10:30 圣路易斯城 对阵 温哥华, 晚上 10:30
柏林联盟 3, 法兰克福 3 科隆 3, 霍芬海姆 2 美因茨 0, 帕德博恩 07 0 莱比锡 3, 门兴格拉德巴赫 0 埃尔弗斯贝格 3, 勒沃库森 2 多特蒙德 2, 汉堡 SV 0
弗罗西诺内 3, 佛罗伦萨 0 乌迪内斯 3, 蒙扎 2 萨索洛 2, 都灵 1 尤文图斯 2, 帕尔马 0
莱万特 5, 皇家贝蒂斯 2 皇家社会 2, 西班牙人 1 马德里竞技 3, 塞维利亚 1
< / td><>胜< / ><>负< / ><>平< / ><>积分< / ><>进球< / ><>失球< / >< / tr><><>Gotham FC< / ><>13< / ><>3< / ><>6< / ><>45< / ><>27< / ><>14< / >< / ><><>圣迭戈< / ><>12< / ><>7< / ><>3< / ><>39< / ><>32< / ><>25< / >< / ><><>波特兰< / ><>11< / ><>6< / ><>5< / ><>38< / ><>36< / ><>30< / >< / ><><>华盛顿< / ><>11< / ><>6< / ><>4< / ><>37< / ><>30< / ><>19< / >< / ><><>犹他皇家FC< / ><>11< / ><>7< / ><>4< / ><>37< / ><>38< / ><>28< / >< / ><><>北卡罗来纳< / ><>11< / ><>8< / ><>3< / ><>36< / ><>40< / ><>33< / >< / ><><>堪萨斯城< / ><>10< / ><>8< / ><>4< / ><>34< / ><>35< / ><>31< / >< / ><><>西雅图< / ><>8< / ><>4< / ><>28< / ><>25< / ><>26< / >< / ><><>丹佛峰会FC< / ><>7< / ><>8< / ><>6< / ><>27< / ><>26< / >< / ><><>奥兰多< / ><>8< / ><>11< / ><>3< / ><>27< / ><>26< / ><>32< / >< / ><><>天使之城< / ><>7< / ><>8< / ><>5< / ><>26< / ><>27< / ><>22< / >< / ><><>休斯顿< / ><>7< / ><>9< / ><>5< / ><>26< / ><>28< / ><>29< / >< / ><><>路易斯维尔< / ><>7< / ><>13< / ><>2< / ><>23< / ><>34< / ><>43< / >< / ><><>Bay FC< / ><>6< / ><>10< / ><>4< / ><>22< / ><>21< / ><>27< / >< / ><><>波士顿遗产FC< / ><>5< / ><>11< / ><>5< / ><>20< / ><>24< / ><>34< / >< / ><><>芝加哥< / ><>5< / ><>16< / ><>1< / ><>16< / ><>12< / ><>42< / >< / table>
注:胜一场得三分,平一场得一分。
堪萨斯城 3, 北卡罗来纳 2
芝加哥 客场 对阵 丹佛峰会FC, (中立场地) 周日
Bay FC 客场 对阵 华盛顿, 下午12:30 休斯顿 客场 对阵 西雅图, 晚上7点
天使之城 客场 对阵 波士顿遗产FC, 晚上8点 9月4日,周五 波士顿遗产FC 客场 对阵 犹他皇家FC, 晚上9:30 堪萨斯城 客场 对阵 Bay FC, 晚上10点 9月5日,周六 天使之城 客场 对阵 路易斯维尔, 晚上6:30 9月6日,周日 Gotham FC 客场 对阵 丹佛峰会FC, 下午2点 华盛顿 客场 对阵 波特兰, 下午4点 北卡罗来纳 客场 对阵 芝加哥, 下午4点 休斯顿 客场 对阵 奥兰多, 晚上7点 圣迭戈 客场 对阵 西雅图, 晚上9点
主队名称大写
NFL 第 1 周 MLB 周日 美国联盟
热门球队< / td><>钱线 (Money Line)< / ><>冷门球队< / >< / tr><><>红袜队< / ><>-102-118< / ><>洋基队< / >< / ><><>水手队< / ><>$112-135< / ><>蓝鸟队< / >< / ><><>守护者队< / ><>$157-191< / ><>皇家队< / >< / ><><>双城队< / ><>暂停< / ><>白袜队< / >< / ><><>金莺队< / ><>$129-156< / ><>运动家队< / >< / table>
国家联盟
<><><>热门球队< / ><>钱线 (Money Line)< / ><>冷门球队< / >< / ><><>马林鱼队< / ><>-108-111< / ><>国民队< / >< / ><><>勇士队< / ><>$187-231< / ><>落基队< / >< / ><><>海盗队< / ><>-102-118< / ><>红雀队< / >< / ><><>小熊队< / ><>$119-144< / ><>红人队< / >< / >
跨联盟
<><><>热门球队< / ><>钱线 (Money Line)< / ><>冷门球队< / >< / ><><>大都会队< / ><>$102-122< / ><>太空人队< / >< / ><><>光芒队< / ><>$144-175< / ><>教士队< / >< / ><><>道奇队< / ><>$139-168< / ><>老虎队< / >< / ><><>酿酒师队< / ><>$142-172< / ><>游骑兵队< / >< / ><><>费城人队< / ><>$163-198< / ><>天使队< / >< / >
主队名称大写 大学橄榄球
<><><>热门球队< / ><>分差 (总分大小)< / ><>冷门球队< / >< / ><><>< / >< colspan="2">9月 9 日 周三< / >< / ><><>海鹰队< / ><>3.5 (44.5)< / ><>爱国者队< / >< / ><><>< / >< colspan="2">9月 10 日 周四< / >< / ><><>公羊队< / ><>3.5 (48.5)< / ><>49人队< / >< / ><><>< / >< colspan="2">9月 13 日 周日< / >< / ><><>牛仔队< / ><>2.5 (48.5)< / ><>巨人队< / >< / ><><>泰坦队< / ><>3 (38.5)< / ><>喷气机队< / >< / ><><>狮子队< / ><>7 (48.5)< / ><>圣徒队< / >< / ><><>美洲豹队< / ><>7.5 (40.5)< / ><>布朗队< / >< / ><><>熊队< / ><>2.5 (47.5)< / ><>黑豹队< / >< / ><><>乌鸦队< / ><>3.5 (48.5)< / ><>马球队< / >< / ><><>比尔队< / ><>1.5 (44.5)< / ><>德州人队< / >< / ><><>钢人队< / ><>3 (41.5)< / ><>猎鹰队< / >< / ><><>孟加拉虎队< / ><>3.5 (51.5)< / ><>海盗队< / >< / ><><>鹰队< / ><>4.5 (45.5)< / ><>指挥官队< / >< / ><><>闪电队< / ><>10.5 (46.5)< / ><>红雀队< / >< / ><><>突袭者队< / ><>3.5 (40.5)< / ><>海豚队< / >< / ><><>维京人队< / ><>1.5 (45.5)< / ><>包装工队< / >< / >
9月 14 日 周一
<><><>酋长队< / ><>3 (42.5)< / ><>野马队< / >< / >
主队名称大写
<><><>热门球队< / ><>分差 (总分大小)< / ><>冷门球队< / >< / ><><>罗格斯大学< / ><>29.5 (52.5)< / ><>马萨诸塞大学< / >< / ><><>西森林大学< / ><>24.5 (48.5)< / ><>阿克伦大学< / >< / ><><>肯尼索州立大学< / ><>22.5 (51.5)< / ><>西乔治亚大学< / >< / ><><>特拉华大学< / ><>28.5 (55.5)< / ><>梅里马克学院< / >< / ><><>布法罗大学< / ><>24.5 (48.5)< / ><>奥尔巴尼大学< / >< / ><><>中佛罗里达大学< / ><>42.5 (59.5)< / ><>贝塞默-库克曼大学< / >< / ><><>乔治亚理工学院< / ><>6.5 (50.5)< / ><>科罗拉多大学< / >< / ><><>密苏里大学< / ><>54.5 (60.5)< / ><>阿肯色-PB大学< / >< / ><><>明尼苏达大学< / ><>43.5 (51.5)< / ><>东伊利诺伊大学< / >< / ><><>犹他大学< / ><>33.5 (63.5)< / ><>爱达荷大学< / >< / ><><>伊利诺伊大学< / ><>28.5 (55.5)< / ><>阿拉巴马大学伯明翰分校< / >< / >
WNBA- 周日
CFL
<><><>热门球队< / ><>周日分差 (总分大小)< / ><>冷门球队< / >< / ><><>狮子队< / ><>7.5 (60.5)< / ><>红黑队< / >< / >
在芝加哥,皮特·克劳-阿姆斯特朗击出三支本垒打,带领小熊队以 17-5 击败红人队。
在日本人击球手连续两年获得该荣誉后,克劳-阿姆斯特朗正试图将道奇队球星大谷翔平从国联 MVP 的宝座上拉下来。
这是克劳-阿姆斯特朗本赛季第五场单场多支本垒打的比赛,也是他职业生涯的第 11 场。
维克多·霍夫兰以 65 杆(低于标准杆 5 杆)的成绩在巡回赛冠军赛中取得一杆领先,进入在东湖举行的最后一轮比赛。瑞安·杰拉德以 66 杆且无博基(bogey)的成绩紧随其后,落后一杆。
斯科蒂·舍夫勒(66 杆)和克里斯·戈特鲁普(67 杆)今年共获得了五次 PGA 巡回赛冠军,他们以 198 杆(低于标准杆 12 杆)落后三杆。
汤姆·克鲁斯将再次饰演 NASCAR 赛车手科尔·特里克尔,出演《雷霆之日》的续集。
克鲁斯在代托纳国际赛车场宣布了这一消息,时间就在 NASCAR 常规赛决赛前几个小时。安妮·海瑟薇将在电影中饰演一名车队老板兼工程师,该片计划由派拉蒙影业于 2028 年 6 月 2 日发行。
在宾夕法尼亚州南威廉斯波特,首位参加美国锦标赛的女孩卡辛·迈耶击出了一支打点安打,帮助内华达州以 12-2 击败俄亥俄州,晋级少棒世界系列赛决赛。内华达州将在周日的决赛中对阵国际冠军库拉索。
在迈阿密,利昂内尔·梅西在下半场三次进球,完成了他在 MLS 比赛中的首次四球表现,并贡献了一次助攻;国际迈阿密连续打入六球,以 7-1 大胜蒙特利尔 CF。
顶级对决
由于在洋基队先发轮替中的位置岌岌可危,威尔·沃伦正陷入苦战。
这位右投手在 2026 赛季充满希望的开局之后状态大不如前,在周日对阵红袜队的先发之前,过去三个月的每场比赛防御率(ERA)均超过 5.00。
在这段时间里,击球手在面对沃伦的 $62 2 / 3 局投球中,打击率高达 .304,并击出 13 支本垒打。沃伦的三振率和保送率也出现了恶化,K / 9 为 8.04,BB / 9, 为 3.73,这两个数据都比今年前两个月下降了几个档次。
在上次出场中,沃伦在五局中面对
太空人队,但被击出 7 支安打,包括一支本垒打,并有 2 次保送。沃伦上次对阵红袜队的表现提供了另一个令人担忧的理由。6 月 26 日在芬威球场,波士顿在 $5^{2 / 3}$ 局中以 7 支安打和 3 次保送击出 5 分自责分,洋基队以 6-1 告负。沃伦在面对 27 名打者期间未能记录到一次三振。
在周六的双赛之前,波士顿在过去 10 场比赛中场均得分仍超过 5 分,且在面对右投手时表现尤为危险。
鉴于沃伦近期在限制强击球和防止本垒打方面陷入困境,很难在这次对决中信任他。
建议投注:威尔·沃伦的自责分将高于其道具盘口(Over)。
< / td>< rowspan="2">(比赛时间)< / >< colspan="3">2026< / >< colspan="2>'26 vs 对手< / >< rowspan="2">职业生涯 vs 对手< / >< colspan="3">最近 3 次先发< / >< / tr><><>胜-负< / ><>ERA< / ><>记录< / ><>胜-负< / ><>ERA< / ><>胜-负< / ><>IP< / ><>ERA< / >< / ><><>红袜队< / ><>苏亚雷斯 (L)< / ><> - < / ><>5-3< / ><>3.35< / ><>14-9< / ><>0-1< / ><>4.09< / ><>1-2< / ><>1-0< / ><>15.1< / ><>3.52< / >< / ><><>洋基队< / ><>沃伦 (R)< / ><>(1:35pm)< / ><>8-6< / ><>4.39< / ><>16-9< / ><>0-1< / ><>7.94< / ><>1-3< / ><>0-0< / ><>13.0< / ><>6.23< / >< / ><><>道奇队< / ><>格拉斯诺 (R)< / ><> - < / ><>3-0< / ><>3.02< / ><>6-2< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>11.2< / ><>4.63< / >< / ><><>老虎队< / ><>瓦尔德斯 (L)< / ><>(1:40pm)< / ><>8-9< / ><>4.36< / ><>11-15< / ><>1-0< / ><>6.00< / ><>2-1< / ><>1-2< / ><>17.1< / ><>5.71< / >< / ><><>教士队< / ><>雷 (L)< / ><> - < / ><>11-7< / ><>3.21< / ><>15-10< / ><>0-1< / ><>4.26< / ><>2-5< / ><>1-0< / ><>15.1< / ><>2.93< / >< / ><><>光芒队< / ><>拉斯穆森 (R)< / ><>(1:40pm)< / ><>14-5< / ><>2.95< / ><>16-9< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>3-0< / ><>16.0< / ><>4.50< / >< / ><><>游骑兵队< / ><>罗克 (R)< / ><> - < / ><>5-10< / ><>4.40< / ><>9-14< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>1-1< / ><>15.2< / ><>4.02< / >< / ><><>酿酒人队< / ><>梅 (R)< / ><>(2:10pm)< / ><>6-8< / ><>4.56< / ><>12-13< / ><>0-0< / ><>4.76< / ><>0-0< / ><>0-1< / ><>9.1< / ><>7.71< / >< / ><><>太空人队< / ><>佩科 (R)< / ><> - < / ><>0-0< / ><>7.88< / ><>2-0< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>0-0< / ><>8.0< / ><>7.88< / >< / ><><>大都会队< / ><>桑顿 (L)< / ><>(3:10pm)< / ><>3-4< / ><>2.88< / ><>4-6< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>0-2< / ><>17.0< / ><>3.71< / >< / ><><>费城人队< / ><>惠勒 (R)< / ><> - < / ><>10-5< / ><>3.40< / ><>15-7< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>3-0< / ><>0-2< / ><>14.0< / ><>9.00< / >< / ><><>天使队< / ><>菊池 (L)< / ><>(4:07pm)< / ><>0-4< / ><>6.25< / ><>1-7< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>0-2< / ><>12.0< / ><>7.50< / >< / ><><>水手队< / ><>吉尔伯特 (R)< / ><> - < / ><>11-7< / ><>3.36< / ><>17-9< / ><>1-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>1-2< / ><>3-0< / ><>16.0< / ><>2.81< / >< / ><><>蓝鸟队< / ><>舍尔泽
(R)< / td> (1:37pm)< / ><>1-7< / ><>7.02< / ><>3-9< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>4-2< / ><>0-3< / ><>14.0< / ><>6.43< / >< / tr> <>皇家队< / ><>卢戈 (R)< / ><>-< / ><>6-7< / ><>4.61< / ><>14-13< / ><>0-1< / ><>9.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>1-0< / ><>15.2< / ><>6.32< / >< / ><><>守护者队< / ><>梅西克 (L)< / ><>(1:40pm)< / ><>10-8< / ><>2.50< / ><>14-12< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>1-2< / ><>18.1< / ><>1.96< / >< / ><><>白袜队< / ><>待定< / ><>-< / ><>- < / >< / ><><>双城队< / ><>马修斯 (R)< / ><>(2:10pm)< / ><>8-8< / ><>4.86< / ><>10-8< / ><>0-1< / ><>4.50< / ><>0-1< / ><>3-0< / ><>17.2< / ><>3.06< / >< / ><><>金莺队< / ><>巴西特
(R)< / ><>-< / ><>5-4< / ><>4.74< / ><>7-6< / ><>1-0< / ><>1.50< / ><>2-0< / ><>1-0< / ><>17.2< / ><>3.06< / >< / ><><>运动家队< / ><>待定< / ><>(4:05pm)< / ><>-< / ><>- < / ><>-< / >< / ><><>马林鱼队< / ><>容克 (R)< / ><>-< / ><>6-8< / ><>4.21< / ><>9-10< / ><>0-0< / ><>4.22< / ><>1-1< / ><>15.2< / ><>2.30< / >< / ><><>国民队< / ><>阿尔瓦雷斯 (L)< / ><>(12:15pm)< / ><>2-6< / ><>3.72< / ><>4-8< / ><>0-0< / ><>1.93< / ><>1-0< / ><>0-3< / ><>15.1< / ><>3.52< / >< / ><><>落基队< / ><>亚当斯 (R)< / ><>-< / ><>0-0< / ><>2.25< / ><>1-0< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>4.0< / ><>2.25< / >< / ><><>勇士队< / ><>马勒
(R)< / ><>(1:35pm)< / ><>5-10< / ><>4.41< / ><>8-14< / ><>1-0< / ><>3.18< / ><>3-1< / ><>2-1< / ><>17.2< / ><>2.04< / >< / ><><>海盗队< / ><>艾什克拉夫特 (R)< / ><>-< / ><>13-5< / ><>3.59< / ><>18-8< / ><>1-1< / ><>5.56< / ><>1-1< / ><>2-0< / ><>23.0< / ><>1.17< / >< / ><><>红雀队< / ><>利贝拉托雷 (L)< / ><>(2:15pm)< / ><>5-12< / ><>5.44< / ><>13-13< / ><>0-0< / ><>7.71< / ><>2-3< / ><>0-3< / ><>15.1< / ><>7.63< / >< / ><><>红人队< / ><>伯恩斯 (R)< / ><>-< / ><>14-3< / ><>2.77< / ><>18-7< / ><>0-0< / ><>0.00< / ><>0-0< / ><>1-1< / ><>15.2< / ><>4.02< / >< / ><><>小熊队< / ><>今永 (L)< / ><>(7:20pm)< / ><>8-9< / ><>3.78< / ><>14-12< / ><>1-1< / ><>1.64< / ><>2-1< / ><>0-0< / ><>12.2< / ><>5.68< / >< / table>
* REC:投手在担任先发投手场次中其球队的胜负记录。 *26年两次先发。
继埃内斯·坎特·自由之后,《巴比伦蜜蜂》报道称,兔八哥现已宣布参加 WNBA 选秀,这一大胆决定为埃尔米拉·法德、马瓦·火星人、达芙妮·鸭、约塞米蒂·萨曼莎、塔斯马尼亚恶魔、罗达·跑路者和凯拉·E·郊狼扫清了道路。
去年在美联冠军赛(ALCS)中交手的水手队和蓝鸟队一直处于停滞状态。洛根·吉尔伯特为水手队赢得了三场连胜,并在一个愉快的独立日里,在 7 $^{1 / 3}$ 局中仅允许蓝鸟队击出 1 支安打。虽然吉尔伯特在前进,但麦克斯·舍尔泽却在倒退——在输掉过去三场先发比赛后,战绩为 1-7。押 50 美元在水手队身上。
B-r-a-d-g-l-e-y。教士队曾以 6-3. 领先。布拉德格利·罗德里格斯(Bradgley Rodriguez,这个名字会让明年国家拼写大赛的所有人都感到困惑,且无法被用于造句)面对了四名击球手。光芒队 7, 教士队 6. 太糟糕了。下注 -540 bradgleycoopers。
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<><>球员< / ><>赔率< / >< / ><><>Roman Safiullin< / ><>+385< / >< / ><><>vs. Carlos Alcaraz< / ><>-520< / >< / ><><>Ben Shelton< / ><>-900< / >< / ><><>vs. Tallon Griekspoor< / ><>+590< / >< / ><><>Alexander Zverev< / ><>-1,450< / >< / ><><>. Lorenzo Sonego< / ><>+810< / >< / ><><>Brandon Nakashima< / ><>-630< / >< / ><><>. Sebastian Baez< / ><>+450< / >< / ><><>Juan Manuel Cerundolo< / ><>+188< / >< / ><><>. Casper Ruud< / ><>-230< / >< / ><><>Alexander Bublik< / ><>-265< / >< / ><><>. Jeffrey John Wolf< / ><>+215< / >< / ><><>Martin Damm Jr.< / ><>+290< / >< / ><><>. Frances Tiafoe< / ><>-375< / >< / ><><>Felix Auger-Aliassime< / ><>-1,050< / >< / ><><>. Rinky Hijikata< / ><>+660< / >< / ><><>Nuno Borges< / ><>+180< / >< / ><><>. Learner Tien< / ><>-220< / >< / ><><>Taylor Fritz< / ><>-4,000< / >< / ><><>. Darwin Blanch< / ><>14 / 1< / >< / ><><>Rafael Jodar< / ><>-850< / >< / ><><>. Thanasi Kokkinakis< / ><>+570< / >< / ><><>Arthur Fery< / ><>+275< / >< / ><><>. Lorenzo Musetti< / ><>-350< / >< / ><><>Mariano Navone< / ><>+420< / >< / ><><>. Novak Djpkivic< / ><>-580< / >< / ><><>Stefanos Tsitsipas< / ><>+350< / >< / ><><>. Arthur Fils< / ><>-465< / >< / table>
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球员< / td><>赔率< / >< / tr><><>伊加·斯维亚特克< / ><>-950< / >< / ><><>vs. 王欣瑜< / ><>+610< / >< / ><><>辛雅·克劳斯< / ><>+660< / >< / ><><>vs. 卡罗琳娜·穆霍娃< / ><>-1,050< / >< / ><><>泽内普·索姆兹< / ><>+1,280< / >< / ><><>. 科科·高夫< / ><>-3,500< / >< / ><><>麦卡特尼·凯斯勒< / ><>+146< / >< / ><><>. 叶卡捷琳娜·亚历山德罗娃< / ><>-178< / >< / ><><>阿里娜·萨巴伦卡< / ><>-1,450< / >< / ><><>. 卡穆拉·奥索里奥< / ><>+810< / >< / ><><>杰西卡·佩古拉< / ><>-1,050< / >< / ><><>. 埃琳娜-加布里埃拉·鲁塞< / ><>+660< / >< / ><><>玛雅·赫瓦林斯卡< / ><>+184< / >< / ><><>. 泰勒·汤森德< / ><>-225< / >< / ><><>斯隆·斯蒂芬斯< / ><>+225< / >< / ><><>. 克拉拉·陶森< / ><>-280< / >< / ><><>凯蒂·沃利内茨< / ><>+265< / >< / ><><>. 琳达·诺斯科娃< / ><>-335< / >< / ><><>米拉·安德烈耶娃< / ><>-820< / >< / ><><>. 珍妮丝·钱< / ><>+550< / >< / ><><>维纳斯·威廉姆斯< / ><>+520< / >< / ><><>. 索菲亚·肯宁< / ><>-750< / >< / ><><>大坂直美< / ><>-1,400< / >< / ><><>. 安娜斯塔西娅·扎卡罗娃< / ><>+800< / >< / ><><>艾希琳·克鲁格< / ><>+450< / >< / ><><>. 阿曼达·阿尼西莫娃< / ><>-630< / >< / ><><>麦迪逊·基斯< / ><>-285< / >< / ><><>. 阿里娜·科尔涅娃< / ><>+230< / >< / ><><>伊娃·约维奇< / ><>-365< / >< / ><><>. 玛格达莱娜·弗雷希< / ><>+285< / >< / ><><>西娅·弗罗丁< / ><>14 / 1< / >< / ><><>. 埃琳娜·赖巴金娜< / ><>-4,000< / >< / table>
作者:迈克尔·勒博夫 (MICHAEL LEBOFF)
很久没有这种感觉了——仿佛任何人都有可能赢得美网男单冠军。但随着詹尼克·辛纳受伤,以及卡洛斯·阿尔卡拉斯准备自4月以来首次回归赛场,在法拉盛出现一位惊喜冠军的道路已经敞开。
阿尔卡拉斯仍然是赢得其第三座美网冠军头衔的大热门,但 bet365 体育博彩公司的博彩业者为其设定的赔率仅为 +175,略高于法网冠军亚历山大·兹维列夫 (+300)。
阿尔卡拉斯与兹维列夫之间的微小差距也反映了他们各自的抽签情况。尽管这位西班牙人面对的是一条艰辛的半决赛之路,首轮 (Round 1) 就将迎来与罗曼·萨菲尤林的苦战,但兹维列夫所在的半区并没有那么多“地雷”。
不过,在兹维列夫之后的赔率分布非常密集。有 5 名球员的赔率在 +800 到 12 / 1 之间:诺瓦克·德约科维奇 (+800)、亚瑟·菲尔斯 (10 / 1)、拉斐尔·乔达尔 (10 / 1)、本·谢尔顿 (11 / 1) 和泰勒·弗里茨 (12 / 1)。
在辛纳缺席且阿尔卡拉斯状态生疏的情况下,所有这些球员都会认为自己有机会获胜,但他们每个人都有重大问题需要解决。这应该会让接下来的两周变得难以预测,为局外人闯入决赛之门留下了空间。
伤病干扰了穆塞蒂在 2026 年的表现,但在进入辛辛那提大师赛四强后,这位前世界第 5 似乎已经恢复健康且状态火热。如果他能发挥出 100% 的水平,穆塞蒂绝对是本届赛事冠军的威胁。
这位意大利人拥有各种技巧,且移动优雅,这使他成为一名令人愉悦的观赏对象,但也是一名令人头疼的对手。
在美网,我们通常倾向于支持发球强力的球员,但穆塞蒂的不可预测性弥补了他在力量上的不足。
他去年在此次赛事中进入了四强。
支持他可能会让人抓狂,但他的上限是不容否认的。
当他状态在线时,鲁德有能力赢得任何一项赛事,但你永远不知道这位挪威人在踏入球场时会展现出怎样的状态。你可能会看到那个在 2022 年闯入美网决赛、冷静且动力十足的球员,也可能会看到一个在早前轮次就被淘汰的、心不在焉的鲁德。
我们希望看到前者,因为鲁德在本届赛事的早期阶段抽签较为有利。
说到能让人崩溃的球员,这就是亚历山大·布勃利克的标志。作为一名天才发球手和本场比赛中最有天赋的运动员之一,布勃利克可能在前一秒看起来像世界第一,下一秒就像个乡村俱乐部业余球员。这位哈萨克斯坦人被抽到了阿尔卡拉斯所在的半区,但他通往潜在的阿尔卡拉斯之战的道路并非那么艰巨。
对于这样一位顶尖天才,我们愿意接受极高的赔率。
mleboff@nypost.com

凯里·欧文是对的!地球是平的,这解释了为什么这么多人从边缘掉下去,从此销声匿迹。
准备好听这个了吗?
长期读者加里·威尔伯(Gary Wilbur)——一个可靠的人,分享着理智且措辞温和的想法,没有任何违背社会公德之处——上周得知,他与好友们创建的名为“蜜月夫妇足球联盟”(Honeymooners Football League)的幻想足球娱乐联赛(本赛季在 ESPN 网站上运行),将不被允许使用其中一个常规球队名称,因为该名称被认为是种族主义的。
这个名字是什么?为了契合《蜜月夫妇》(The Honeymooners)这部电视剧的主题,该球队被命名为“浣熊小屋”(The Racoon Lodge),源自剧中拉尔夫·克拉姆登和埃德·诺顿所属的俱乐部。
ESPN 的不满之处在于?“Racoon”一词的最后四个字母曾被用作针对黑人的侮辱性词汇。
威尔伯效仿这部深受喜爱且经久不衰的电视剧中的情节,好奇“你好啊,球!”(Hellooo, ball!)是否能通过 严苛的资格审查。
这种一本正经的愚蠢还没有结束。 的资深网球分析师道格·阿德勒(Doug Adler)因为赞扬维纳斯·威廉姆斯在网前截击的“游击战术”(guerrilla methods)而被 和一名《纽约时报》记者判了“终身监禁”;然而, 足球分析员罗伯特·格里芬三世(Robert Griffin III)在节目中提到“jiga-

随你挑选: 可能会审查你的幻想球队名称,但不要指望他们会审查像斯蒂芬·A·史密斯(Stephen A. Smith)这样的人。
boos”时却被纵容了。
而且,迪士尼 / 册封了一个透明的吹牛大王、种族投机分子以及一个能根据特定受众切换口音的变色龙作为其最高负责人,尽管他发表了关于白人偏见的煽动性言论——而这些言论完全基于
联赛电子邮件(编辑账户)
- 必填
更改球队标志
腐朽的猜测。斯蒂芬·A·史密斯从未被强迫去清理他留下的那些由无知导致的烂摊子。
但现在很明显, 是又一家主张将“不公平竞争”作为实现“公平竞争”首选路径的网络平台。
而且,如果那里什么都没有——没有任何可以被谴责为种族主义或偏见的内容——请放心, 一定能找出来。正如文中所写:
“禁止冒犯性内容:根据 的公平竞争与行为准则,球队名称不得包含粗俗、贬损、性别歧视或种族主义内容。”
我想这大概会把那些模仿拉尔夫谴责其岳母是“个大嘴巴!”(A blabber mouth!)的人给排除掉。
于是,“浣熊小屋”作为幻想足球队的名称被禁了,就好像它是“三K党”(The Ku Klux Klan Clan)一样。
随着 NFL 赛季即将开始,克利夫兰经历了一周令人兴奋的时光。布朗队在两个根本无法让人支持的赛季首发四分卫——德尚·沃森(Deshaun Watson)和那个像极了他父亲的谢杜尔·桑德斯(Shedeur Sanders)之间纠结之后,选择了沃森。
当然,任何拥有沃森那样履历的人,如果在与 24 名女性提出的性侵诉讼达成和解后,能在监狱里找到一份堆叠车牌的未来工作,就已经算走运了——据称,沃森在未经邀请的情况下,将这些物理治疗师当成了随叫随到的妓女。
但在罗杰·古德尔(Roger Goodell)的 NFL 中,沃森在被禁赛 11 场后便被欢迎回归,并签下了一份当时创纪录的 2.3 亿美元合同,且全部保证支付。那么,那些女性并没有报名参加,更不用说同意沃森那种自以为是的“收尾动作”又如何呢。
但罗杰·古德尔职业生涯中赚到的 7 亿美元,显然没有且并不包括服务于这项运动的最佳利益。
如果说哪个委员有充分的理由终身禁赛一名球员,那么……况且,沃森能为那些“只要有队就支持”的布朗队球迷卖出很多球衣。
但上周,在沃森 12 次尝试中仅成功 5 次,推进 36 码并贡献一次被截球,且在主场一场惨败的季前赛中实际上被观众嘘时,他依然提供了明确的证据,证明他仍然没搞清楚状况。“我认为全世界都知道(那些嘘声)与表现无关。这更多是个人层面的问题。所以我认为这是一种不尊重。”
“所以,是的,我的意思是,关于对此的感受,我会与我的家人在内部消化。”
是的,他不希望被不尊重。而且他担心家人的感受。想象一下吧。
在纽约,我们被鼓励支持奥德尔·贝克汉姆(Odell Beckham Jr.)回归巨人队。没错,他带来了自信!
但比起那个在达阵区模仿狗撒尿、在比赛中反复进行“我优先”的挑衅、被拍到吸食某种白色粉末状物质、在格林贝的一场季后赛失利前几天逃到佛罗里达州派对、以及在全国冠军赛更衣室庆祝活动中试图抢风头而被其母校路易斯安那州立大学(LSU)禁入的傻瓜,他真的改变了吗?
当时的贝克汉姆——已经进入 NFL,离开 LSU 五年——在 LSU 的更衣室里简直是在挥霍金钱并要求最大限度的媒体关注,最后不得不由安保人员将其护送出去。
但有人告诉我们,在没有任何证据的情况下,他已经摒弃了过去的自我,认为贝克汉姆值得在自 2018 年以来的第六支球队(两次效力巨人队)中获得又一次第二次机会。
但巨人队已经拥有那种来自 LSU 的外接手了。马利克·内伯斯(Malik Nabers),他通过参加一场震耳欲聋的说唱演唱会从脑震荡中恢复,并在比赛的一次暂停期间,在华盛顿队的边线与老友们聊天。职业足球回来了!
MLBN 对三振视而不见,却不问四球
MLB NETWORK 上周采访了天使队的游击手扎克·内托(Zach Neto),他是美国联盟(AL)的本周最佳球员。
MLBN 的主持人及其图表列出了他所有的进攻数据,甚至让他演示了本赛季贡献 22 支本垒打的击球姿势。主持人们忙着告诉内托他有多伟大。
但直到那时,他最突出的数据却被忽略了。在进入 8 月下旬且主要担任先锋击球手的情况下,他竟然被三振了 177 次。
每次我写到 MLB 球员愚蠢地放弃用双手接球时,我都会收到指责我思想陈旧的反馈,因为掉球的情况很少。但如果这是可以避免的,那么掉一个球也太多了,不是吗?
除此之外,用双手接球允许野手先稳住球,然后迅速用另一只手抓牢以便投球。
在从外野投球的那个普遍存在的“瞬间”中,有多少跑垒员因此安全回垒?用双手接球能消除这些瞬间,而正是这些瞬间区分了赢家和输家。
但现代 MLB 的经理们不想费心处理这些事情。毕竟,这可能会伤害某些千万富翁的感情。
我们向鲍勃·阿伦斯(Bob Ahrens)的朋友和家人表示深切哀悼,这位当地的隐世传奇于上周去世,享年 89 岁。
阿伦斯曾任福特汉姆大学 WFUV 电台的执行制片人,是一位充满活力的推动者。他为众多未来的体育广播和电视之声,以及比赛和电台制片人提供了指导、鼓励和推广,以至于在当地体育播报人才的贡献方面,只有雪城大学能与福特汉姆大学相媲美。
想与你们分享这件事:两周前,当我沿着亚得里亚海的克罗地亚海岸旅行时,我们的快艇船长驶向一座小岛,岛上有一座建于 1452 年的小教堂——岩石圣母教堂。
这座岛上空无一物——没有空间容纳其他任何东西——直到我转过一个弯,看到一个相连的棚屋,上面的英文招牌写着“便利店”。
因此,我想,我访问了世界上最不便利的便利店。“亲爱的,既然你在外面,顺便买几个西红柿回来。”
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作者:扎克·布拉齐勒 (ZACH BRAZILLER)
洋基队可能需要应对另一起伤病。
周六晚上在布朗克斯对阵红袜队的双赛第二场中,乔治·隆巴德二世 (George Lombard Jr.) 因疑似右膝受伤而离场。
洋基队将此次伤情宣布为右膝不适。核磁共振 (MRI) 检查定于当晚晚些时候进行。洋基队认为伤情并不严重,称隆巴德处于日复一日 (day to day) 的观察状态。
在第一次击球时,隆巴德在收棒时动作显得很别扭,状态看起来不对劲。主教练亚伦·布恩 (Aaron Boone) 和训练师蒂姆·伦蒂奇 (Tim Lentych) 出场查看了他的情况。作为一名顶尖的游击手新秀,隆巴德留在比赛中并击出了一支左外野安打。他在第三局击球,击出直线球被左外野接住,但在第四局上半被替换下场。
何塞·卡巴列罗 (José Caballero) 转任游击手,阿梅德·罗萨里奥 (Amed Rosario) 被派往三垒。如果隆巴德需要进入伤病名单,洋基队可能会将安东尼·沃尔佩 (Anthony Volpe) 从 3A 球队斯克兰顿 / 威尔克斯-巴里队召回。自被降级以来,沃尔佩的击球表现并不出色,OPS 为 .681,不过他击出了 5 支本垒打。
21 岁的隆巴德于 8 月 3 日被提升至大联盟,并在首秀中击出本垒打。起初,他完成了多次精彩的防守,但近期在连续 6 场比赛中出现了一连串失误。他的进攻能力也有所下降。目前,隆巴德的打击三围为 .247 / .306 / .364,OPS 为 .670。
在小联盟期间,隆巴德以其出色的防守能力著称。因此,他的防守问题令人意外。
“我没意识到他这周过得很艰难,”资深一垒手保罗·戈尔德施密特 (Paul Goldschmidt) 表示,“我认为他做了很多正确的事情,有很多次很棒的击球。我们知道会有起起伏伏。我想有些球他本可以接住,但更衣室里的感觉是我们很高兴有他在。他一直表现得很出色。我们知道他会做出精彩的防守,有出色的击球,并成为这支球队非常有价值的一部分。”
糟糕:乔治·隆巴德二世在周六布朗克斯对阵红袜队的双赛夜场第一次击球时似乎受伤了。美联社 (AP)
作者:扎克·布拉齐勒 (ZACH BRAZILLER)
阿梅德·罗萨里奥 (Amed Rosario) 和阿里·桑切斯 (Ali Sánchez) 本应提供阵容深度,作为在获得机会时能为洋基队提供帮助的兼职球员。
然而,这对组合在周六下午给球队带来了伤害。
在布朗克斯举行的一场至关重要的日夜双赛首场比赛中,罗萨里奥的跑垒失误和桑切斯的漏球导致洋基队丢掉多分,最终 6-0 输给红袜队。罗萨里奥在夜场比赛中获得了一些救赎,他在乔治·隆巴德 (George Lombard Jr.) 受伤后替补登场,在 9-2 的胜利中 2 击 2 安并贡献 1 分之分。
在主教练亚伦·布恩 (Aaron Boone) 评价洋基队表现“糟糕”的这场比赛中,这些是关键失误。罗萨里奥的低级错误——在赫利奥特·拉莫斯 (Heliot Ramos) 击出的一记让中外野深处的塞丹内·拉法埃拉 (Ceddanne Rafaela) 漏接的双打球时,他未能从二垒跑回本垒得分——导致洋基队在第四局失去了扳平比分的机会。罗萨里奥在这次进攻中试图等待接球后再起跑,而不是跑至半路,结果在回本垒时被远远地出局。
“那次判断很困难,但归根结底,我必须让自己处于更好的位置,尝试在有机会得分时给自己创造机会,”罗萨里奥通过翻译说道。“我让自己处于一个不利于得分的位置。”
“如果我处于更好的位置,”他随后补充道,“我肯定能得分。”
第五局两出局时,桑切斯的漏球让红袜队将领先优势扩大到 2-0。罗萨里奥在这次得分中也扮演了一定角色。在一出局且阿德利·鲁特希曼 (Adley Rutschman) 处于一垒时,他接住了安德鲁·莫纳斯特里奥 (Andruw Monasterio) 的直线球,但他向一垒传球试图让鲁特希曼双杀的球偏离了目标,击中了跑垒员,使其得以推进到二垒。
“我认为如果传球准确,我们在那次进攻中能完成双杀,”罗萨里奥说。
尽管如此,当时鲁特希曼在二垒,击球能力较弱的外野手伊莱·怀特 (Eli White) 在击球区,且已有两出局。但卡洛斯·罗东 (Carlos Rodón) 投出的一记 2-2 计数下的滑球严重失控,桑切斯未能接住。这本应是一记后脚滑球,结果却投高且偏外。跑速较慢的鲁特希曼险胜桑切斯传回给罗东的球,回到了本垒。
“我认为阿里在捕手位置上的表现一直相当不错——显然,漏球是我们必须接住的球,”布恩说道。
作者:RYAN DUNLEAVY
贝利·扎佩(Bailey Zappe)已失去了竞争喷气机队备份四分卫的机会。
如果这种竞争真的曾经存在过的话。
扎佩在 2022 年和 2023 年曾为爱国者队首发八场比赛,当时他紧追首发球员麦克·琼斯(Mac Jones);他与防守截锋马齐·史密斯(Mazi Smith)在周六被喷气机队裁掉,ESPN 报—
主教练亚伦·格伦(Aaron Glenn)周五拒绝正式将新秀凯德·克鲁布尼克(Cade Klubnik)命名为首发球员吉诺·史密斯(Geno Smith)之后的首选方案,但毫无秘密的是,在这一第四轮选秀球员整个夏天都执掌第二阵容进攻线后,球队正倾向于那个方—

贝利·扎佩
向。
扎佩与布雷迪·库克(Brady Cook)此前分担第三阵容的练习机会,后者作为一名未被选中的新秀,上赛季战绩为 0 胜 4 负。假设库克在周日下午 6 点(名单从 90 人缩减至 53 人的截止时间)之前被裁掉,他将成为练习阵容的候选人。
扎佩最后一次首发比赛(一场)是在 2024 年的布朗队。在周五晚上对阵巨人队的季前赛收官战中,他的五次传球仅两次完成,并被擒杀两次。
如果喷气机队决定在史密斯之后增加一名资深四分卫,并将克鲁布尼克降为第三顺位(因为他在最后两场季前赛中表现挣扎,包括对阵巨人队时的一次被拦截),那么深度图将会发生变化。但那样的话,喷气机队必须在 53 人的名单中保留三名四分卫,否则将面临克鲁布尼克被弃用并进入弃选名单(waivers)的风险。
喷气机队在 1 月签约了扎佩。但该合同没有保证金额,因此在他这份为期一年、价值 $1200万的合同中没有死工资(dead-cap)费用。
史密斯曾是牛仔队的第一轮选秀球员,在去年 11 月的奎宁·威廉姆斯(Quinnen Williams)交易回报中,他作为附属球员被送至喷气机队。他上赛季仅出场三场比赛,尽管在季前赛中获得了充足的机会(61 次snap),但整个夏天仍未能进入防守线轮换名单。
作者:MADELINE KENNEY
自由人队的球星萨布丽娜·伊奥内斯库(Sabrina Ionescu)从未经历过像周六这场 85-66 击败芝加哥天空队的比赛那样糟糕的局面。
伊奥内斯库的状态简直糟糕透顶。一次次投篮都磕在篮筐上。
她的 10 次投篮全部没进,其中 7 次是在三分线内。这是她自 2022 年 5 月 11 日以来首次在一场比赛中没有投进任何一个球,也是她职业生涯中第五次出现这种情况。周六的比赛创下了她 WNBA 职业生涯中单场投篮尝试次数最多且全部未中的个人记录。
伊奥内斯库仅有的 2 分来自罚球线。
在某个时刻,伊奥内斯库说,人们只能付之一笑。
“对我来说这没什么大不了的,”她在这次反常的表现后坚持说道,“我知道我是谁,我知道我能做什么。感觉球在那段时间对我来说是对篮筐‘过敏’了。就像是直接被弹了出来一样。我真的不明白。这些投篮并不是很糟糕,只是直接弹开了,所以有时候你只能笑笑,然后把它抛在脑后。”
当然,她对比赛的影响远不止于得分。她是一名出色的掩护者,即使在投篮手感冰冷时,她依然拥有像木星一样的引力牵引力。她也是联盟中篮板球能力较强的后卫之一。
在对阵天空队的比赛中,伊奥内斯库抢下了 5 个篮板并贡献了 4 次助攻。
但她近期在将球送入篮筐方面的挣扎令人震惊。
在进入 FIBA 世界杯休赛期之前的 8 场比赛中,伊奥内斯库的三分球命中率为 8-for-53。
这次个人低谷始于美国篮球国家队公布名单的前夕,而伊奥内斯库未能入选。
伊奥内斯库表示,她面对的“只不过”是一个 44 场赛季带来的普遍损耗,尽管她也暗示自己可能仍在应对之前导致她缺席 7 场比赛的背部问题。
她对自由人队因世界杯而暂停近三周的赛程表示欢迎,认为这是一个在接下来的四场季后赛冲刺前恢复体能的机会。
“显然,背伤是一个一直存在的问题,”伊奥内斯库说,“绝对没有比之前更严重的情况,但显然我会利用这次休赛期来休息,并真正利用这段时间让我的背部恢复到极佳状态。”
对于伊奥内斯库来说,这是一个艰难的赛季,她因伤缺席了自由人队前 13 场比赛中的 12 场。
她场均得 15.6 分,场均投篮尝试 12.8 次,这是她自 2021 年以来的最低数值。她场均 4 个篮板也是职业生涯最低点。
自由人队对伊奥内斯库的信心与她对自己的一样坚定。
“我知道她会努力训练,她会没事的,”教练克里斯·德马科(Chris DeMarco)说,“今天投篮状态不好,没关系。她在其他方面做了一些真正帮到我们的事情。……但努力是不会背叛人的,她会继续努力。所以我从不担心萨布丽娜。”
布里安娜·斯图尔特(Breanna Stewart)和琼奎尔·琼斯(Jonquel Jones)同样不担心她们的球星队友。
“我们相信她,”琼斯说,“每次球飞出去,无论是否进球,我都觉得它会进,因为如此相信她。所以爱不会改变,能量不会改变,这些都不会改变,她也知道这一点。”
“继续给萨布(Sab)信心,”斯图尔特说,“……让她知道哪些是极佳的投篮机会,让她继续投球。我觉得当你投不进球时,会觉得你什么都做不了,而当你身边或支持你的人能把你拉回来,并向你证明在整个赛季的过程中,这只是一个小问题。”
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缺席状态:状态低迷的萨布丽娜·伊奥内斯库在周六击败天空队的比赛中投篮 0-for-10,但贡献了 5 个篮板和 4 次助攻。Getty Images
作者:MADELINE KENNEY
在与埃内斯·坎特-弗里덤(Enes Kanter Freedom)发生口角后,芝加哥天空队的后卫纳塔莎·克劳德(Natasha Cloud)在周六首次发声,她拒绝就此事给予更多关注。
相反,克劳德在赛前采访中将注意力转向了女性和儿童面临的更大威胁,包括家庭暴力、性侵犯、持续的粮食不安全以及医疗保健获取问题。
“我不会讨论任何无关的——”
“对女性的威胁,因为事实正是如此,”克劳德在自由队于巴克莱中心以 85-66 击败天空队之前说道。“我想讨论女性面临的真实问题,而不是我们的跨性别人类,也不是我们的变装皇后,更不是我们的同性恋群体。有一类特定的人群,你可以直接搜索——简单地搜索一下‘2026年目前在美国,对女性和儿童最大的威胁是什么’——结果绝对不会是跨性别者。”
克劳德是众多对 WNBA 成为美国文化战争主要冲突点表示沮丧的球员、教练和高管之一。
克劳德表示,目前关于跨性别者参加 WNBA 的叙事是一种“蓄意的分心”。
她将问题归咎于男性——她认为男性是讨论体育、投资体育并管理体育的主要群体。
“甚至现在那些说‘哦,我们需要保护 WNBA’的男性。你们就是那些说我们不该拿到这么多薪水的人。你们就是那些说不该对我们进行投资的人。你们就是那些说我们是个笑话的人。你们就是那些不尊重黑人女性的人,”克劳德说。“所以,如果你要保护女性,这意味着要保护所有女性。这包括黑人女性、跨性别女性,名单还可以一直延伸下去。所以问题的根源在于男性。”
克劳德认为,下个月 WNBA 为 FIBA 世界杯而进行的为期三周的休赛可能会让关于该联盟的叙事回归到篮球本身。
▶ 韩旭在对阵金州女武神队(Golden State Valkyries)零得分后,在周六打出了本赛季最佳表现,实现了反弹。
韩旭替补出场,投篮 6-for-8(8 投 6 中),包括两个 3 分球,砍下赛季最高 19 分。她还贡献了 5 个篮板和 2 次盖帽,帮助自由队在 FIBA 世界杯休赛前的最后一场比赛中取得胜利。
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在六部分选秀预览系列的第五篇中,“幻想疯狂”(Fantasy Insanity)将关注接球手。下周:深度图表更新和赛季初预测。
并非所有幻想联赛的“潜力股”(sleepers)都是平等的。
以跑卫为例:通常情况下,你需要极大的运气才能让一名潜力股成功——比如,首发球员受伤,或者后场队友表现出人意料地糟糕。你在幻想选秀的后期能找到一名现实世界中的主力跑卫的可能性要小得多。

将其与接球手相比。不,在选秀后期找到一名NFL球队的领先接球手依然不太可能,但这比跑卫发生的情况要频繁。
上赛季,万代尔·罗宾逊(Wan'Dale Robinson)在选秀日被忽视,但他是巨人的最高产接球手,赛季排名 WR11。埃梅卡·埃布卡(Emeka Ebuka)在上赛季前三周是 WR3,而他在选秀后期就能被选中。
2024, 年有布兰·托马斯二世(Bran Thomas Jr.,WR4),2023, 年有普卡·纳库亚(Puka Nacua,WR4)和尼科·柯林斯(Nico Collins,WR12),2019 ... 年有克里斯·戈德温(Chris Godwin,WR2)……你明白我的意思了。
那么今年在选秀后期有哪些潜在的突破性接球手?我们甚至没有在寻找具有现实前10潜力的球员,尽管那样会很棒。我们愿意接受一个
克里斯·戈德温
谁在必须每周首发的情况下,不会成为你阵容的累赘。
比如万代尔·罗宾逊 (Wan'Dale Robinson)。没错,就是去年让我们惊喜的那个家伙,他今年能再次做到。这怎么可能?因为他曾是一个低调的 WR11。他虽然只有四周进入了前 10 名 WR,但有 10 周排在前 35 名——正好在 Flex 首发位置的范围。
相比之下,詹姆森·威廉姆斯 (Jameson Williams) 在 2025 年的选秀中平均排名 WR24,总排名第 58 位。而罗宾逊是 WR70,总排名第 174 位。然而,罗宾逊赛季结束时的排名比威廉姆斯高两个名次,且后者的表现略微不稳定。
本赛季他加盟了新球队,这本该是个不利因素。尽管如此,他跟随前教练布赖恩·达博尔 (Brian Daboll) 来到了田纳西队,后者目前担任泰坦队的进攻协调员。
对于一支正在学习新体系且拥有年轻四分卫的进攻线来说,拥有一些舒适的传球目标至关重要。而一个熟悉达博尔进攻体系的人(罗宾逊)比一名新秀(卡内尔·泰特 Carnell Tate)更有可能提供这种安全网,尤其是在赛季初期。凭借接近第 100 顺位的平均选秀位置 (ADP),这使他成为了选秀日的一笔捡漏交易。
爱国者队的所有喧嚣都围绕着新外接手 A.J. 布朗 (A.J. Brown)。但被忽视的是另一名爱国者队的新外接手,罗密欧·杜布斯 (Romeo Doubs)。在格林贝被困于一个庞大的轮换体系中,杜布斯现在应该有机会证明自己能够成为 NFL 阵容中一名合格的 WR2。随着凯肖恩·布特 (Kayshon Boutte) 被送往休斯顿,
还有许多其他人,我们认为他们可以轻松超越其选秀价值。其中一位是这个圈子的再次成员。克里斯·戈德温 (Chris Godwin) 不再在坦帕湾与迈克·埃文斯 (Mike Evans) 争夺目标,但埃梅卡·埃格布卡 (Emeka Egbuka) 正在与脚趾伤势作斗争。在愤怒的贝克·梅菲尔德 (Baker Mayfield) 担任四分卫的情况下,留意戈德温的另一次爆发。
预计 达博尔 及其团队 将确保 卡姆·沃德 (Cam Ward) 处于 上升期
万代尔·罗宾逊 (Wan'Dale Robinson)
卡莱布·道格拉斯 (Caleb Douglas)
不要指望杜布斯能挑战布朗在这次进攻中的核心角色,但他应该能轻松超越他目前 WR61 (ADP 185) 的选秀位置。

这意味着少了一个潜在的抢分者需要应对。
考虑到亚特兰大糟糕的四分卫表现,我们一直觉得达内尔·穆尼 (Darnell Mooney) 的实际能力高于他的数据。现在他加盟了巨人队(至少稍微好一点),甚至在令人遗憾的卡尔文·奥斯汀三世 (Calvin Austin III) 消息传出之前,我们就对他寄予厚望。在此之前,他像是一个凭直觉尝试的赌注,但现在有正当理由认为他可以用极低的成本成为一个不错的阵容末端补充——他经常在选秀中无人问津。
对于深层联赛或在选秀后期寻求风险的人来说,另一个选择是卡莱布·道格拉斯 (Caleb Douglas)。听着,我们对海豚队的进攻没有太高期望,但他们将处于落后局面,因此会进行大量传球。如果我们要赌其中一个人能爆发,那就是在训练营中引起关注的新秀道格拉斯。
所以,当你在选秀中尝试一些幻想足球的“绝杀球” (Hail Marys) 时,至少你知道应该瞄准哪里。
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在应对夏末的幻想足球选秀时,需要敏锐地察觉市场扭曲。球员的平均选秀位置(ADP)很容易误导你。
综合的 ADP 指标将数月的夏季选秀数据混合在一起,这意味着两周内激增的训练营热度会被此前三个月停滞的基准选秀数据严重稀释。如果你仅仅依赖广泛的共识数字,你就会错过市场目前的实际走向。
末轮的接球手()是最典型的例子,证明了你必须根据近期选秀而非整个夏季的平均值来重新调整你的选秀名单。
旧金山的新秀接球手 De'Zhaun Stribling 是夏末选秀热度飙升的典型代表。在经历了一个统治级的训练营并交出爆发性的季前赛表现后,他的实际成本发生了剧烈变化。在初夏的选秀中,Stribling 是一个在第 13 轮附近可以轻松囤积的末轮球员。然而,在近期的顶级联赛中,他通常在第八或第九轮被选中,一些急切的经理甚至将其提前至第六轮。
尽管天赋显而易见,但幻想足球经理必须询问,在如此高昂的成本下,他能否提供合理的投资回报。在与 Mike Evans、Deebo Samuel 和 George Kittle 等成熟的接球主力共同作战时,Stribling 在争取稳定的接球量方面面临艰巨挑战。为传球进攻中的第四选择支付中轮的价格,需要极高的预期效率才能达到盈亏平衡。
巴尔的摩的新秀 Ja'Kobi Lane 在经历了一场出色的训练营后,其选秀身价也在稳步攀升。作为一名第三轮秀,Lane 在练习中表现突出
同时,他正与拉肖德·贝特曼积极竞争首发分端(split-end)的位置。初夏的平均选秀顺位(ADP)仍将莱恩列在选秀末尾,但近期的实时选秀显示,他正稳步攀升至两位数轮次的前端。他的外围身材和制造大场面得分的能力,使其在高效率的进攻体系中拥有真正的上涨空间,这使得他近期的身价上涨比其他被高估的新秀更容易被认可。
在休斯顿,凯申·布特呈现出一种典型的由交易驱动的 ADP 飙升。布特最近从爱国者队转会而来,在 rookie 杰登·希金斯赛季报销后,他立即获得了机会。布特已准备好竞争球队的 2 号接球手角色,导致他近期的选秀位置从未被选中状态飞升至末轮目标。
当末轮外接手在选秀榜单上迅速上升时,评估成本与机会至关重要。在价格最高点追逐训练营的热度往往会限制你的上限,但如果能识别出像布特或莱恩这样角色一夜之间扩大的球员,你就能在实际选秀市场追上综合数据之前抢先出手。
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作者:RYAN ANDERSON
尽管关于亚伦·唐纳德(Aaron Donald)可能回归公羊队的猜测不断,但方程式中一个重要的部分尚未开始。
唐纳德与公羊队仍未商谈薪资问题。
在签下迈尔斯·加雷特(Myles Garrett)之后,洛杉矶队在今年夏天花费了大量精力试图诱使唐纳德结束退休状态,但 ESPN 的彼得·施拉格(Peter Schrager)暗示,在做出承诺之前,唐纳德可能需要的不仅仅是对身体状况的信心。他可能还需要公羊队证明他们究竟有多么渴望他的回归。
“必须得有一种公羊队在欢迎他回归的感觉,因为数字必须合理。我们现在甚至还没谈到数字,”施拉格在《帕特·麦卡菲秀》(The Pat McAfee Show)中表示。“而现在已经是 8 月 28 日,距离他们飞往澳大利亚大约只有 10 天时间了,而我们还没有让他加入。”
这最终可能意味着一份数额巨大的报价。
如果唐纳德决定结束退休,他大概会期望获得顶薪。在退休前,他与洛杉矶队签署了一份为期三年、9500万美元 的合同,其中还剩一个赛季,目前几乎没有迹象表明他的回归会伴随大幅度的降薪。
亚伦·唐纳德
如果唐纳德认为自己仍能像那个连续 10 次入选职业碗(Pro Bowl)并在最后一个赛季记录 8 次擒杀的球员那样,公羊队可能必须支付相应的报酬。在 35 岁时结束退休,意味着在已经按照自己的意愿离开之后,再次让身体承受一个 NFL 赛季的折磨。
唐纳德在退休时放弃了大约 3000万美元。这并不意味着公羊队会简单地再给他 3000万美元,但一份包含保证金额、奖金或激励机制的高薪一年期协议,可能是让回归变得有价值的必要条件。
问题在于,这些对话显然甚至还没有开始。
而现在,时间已成为一个非常现实的因素。
在 9 月 10 日对阵旧金山队的揭幕战之前,洛杉矶队距离出发前往澳大利亚仅剩几天时间。如果唐纳德决定他想要再打一个赛季,公羊队仍需就价格达成一致,构建合同结构,并确定他能多快准备好进行有意义的登场。
唐纳德仍在决定他是否能再次成为那个亚伦·唐纳德。
如果答案是肯定的,公羊队可能必须像他们也相信这一点一样支付报酬。
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电讯报道
据多家媒体周六报道,前巨人队线卫鲍比·奥克雷克(Bobby Okereke)将与豹队签署一份为期一年的合同。
奥克雷克的财务条款尚未披露,他于今年早些时候因削减成本被巨人队裁掉。
这位 30 岁的球员在效力巨人队的三个赛季中有两个赛季的擒抱数领跑全队,包括 2025 年的 143 次和 2023 年的 149 次。
在 2025 年为巨人队出战的 17 场比赛(全部首发)中,他贡献了 1 次擒杀、2 次拦截和 1 次掉球回收。
奥克雷克在效力小马队(2019-22 年)和巨人队的 110 场职业比赛(95 场首发)中,共记录了 805 次擒抱、7.5 次擒杀、7 次拦截和 11 次强迫掉球。印第安纳波利斯队在 2019 年第三轮选秀中选中了他。
牛仔队:达拉斯在一项交易中从钢队获得了进攻截锋布罗德里克·琼斯(Broderick Jones),他是 2023 年的第一轮选秀球员,该交易在—。
据报道,此次交易包括选秀权的交换。
匹兹堡队将琼斯及其在 2027 年选秀中的第四轮选秀权送至牛仔队,以换取达拉斯队的第三轮和第六轮选秀权。
琼斯在 2023 年选秀中以总第 14 顺位被选中,来自乔治亚大学。在效力匹兹堡钢人队的三个赛季中,他在出场的 45 场比赛中首发 38 场。
美洲豹队:杰克逊维尔队从海豚队获得四分卫奎因·埃文斯,以换取 2028 年第六轮选秀权。
此次变动尚待体检通过,这可能意味着备份四分卫尼克·马伦斯在美洲豹队的时光即将结束。马伦斯在整个训练营和季前赛期间表现不稳定。如果马伦斯被裁掉,将节省 $1200万,且在薪资中计入 $1300万——
Ewers, 23, 最初在 2025 年的第七轮被迈阿密队选中。他上赛季出场四场,其中三次首发,传球完成率 66.3%,传球码数 622 码,三次达阵。
包装机队:主教练马特·拉弗勒表示,球队没有计划裁掉跑卫乔什·雅各布斯,后者面临两项轻罪指控,起因是警方描述的与女友发生的肢体冲突。
“我完全预计他将继续留在我们的球队中,”拉弗勒在周五晚上表示,此前包装机队以 42-38 击败红雀队,结束了他们的季前赛赛程。
威斯康星州布朗县地区检察官办公室于周四对雅各布斯提起殴打和刑事损坏财产的轻罪指控。这些指控源于三个月前发生的一起事件。
亚历山大·兹维列夫
兹维列夫世界排名第二,由于詹尼克·辛纳因膝伤退出,他在法拉盛被列为头号种子。他今年在四大满贯赛中的战绩为 18-2。在法网夺得首个大满贯冠军实现突破,随后在温网决赛负于辛纳之后,在后者缺阵的情况下,他有望夺冠。
卡洛斯·阿尔卡拉斯 这位卫冕冠军在法拉盛的历史总战绩为 24-3,但阿尔卡拉斯在重返美网之前自四月起就未曾参赛,一次腕伤让他损失了四个月的时间。作为 2 号种子的阿尔卡拉斯首场将对阵罗曼·萨菲林(后者在 2023 年的巴黎击败过他),并在四分之一决赛中可能面对本·谢尔顿。
诺瓦克·德约科维奇 At 39, 德约科维奇被列为 4 号种子,展现出了类似于勒布朗·詹姆斯和利昂内尔·梅西般的职业寿命。他依然状态强劲,年初闯入澳网决赛,随后进入温网半决赛。一场与阿尔卡拉斯之间令人期待的对决将在半决赛中上演。
本·谢尔顿 谢尔顿排名第九,被列为 8 号种子,但除了兹维列夫,很难找到比他状态更火热的球员。谢尔顿刚刚成为自 2019, 拉法·纳达尔以来首位卫冕蒙特利尔冠军的男子球员,并在汉堡站进入第四轮。这位 23 岁的左撇子球员可能在四分之一决赛中面对阿尔卡拉斯。如果他击败这位西班牙人,有人会感到惊讶吗?
泰勒·弗里茨 这个名额本可以轻松交给同样是美国人的、排名第 12 位的弗朗西斯·蒂亚福。但 9 号种子弗里茨在此获得了推荐,他在华盛顿赢得了今年的首个冠军,并在上周的温网和辛辛那提站均进入四分之一决赛。这位加州人进入了 2024 年美网决赛和去年的四分之一决赛,是再次深入走远的真正威胁。—— 布莱恩·刘易斯


By BRIAN LEWIS
随着卫冕美国公开赛冠军詹尼克·辛纳(Jannik Sinner)今年缺席,美国男选手的晋级之路变得更加清晰。
是否有人能抓住机会,终结长达23年的冠军荒?接下来的两周将给出答案。
即便辛纳不在,卡洛斯·阿尔卡拉斯(Carlos Alcaraz)在因右腕受伤缺阵四个月后,也将重返赛场。他是夺冠热门,亚历山大·兹维列夫(Alexander Zverev)是头号种子,而39岁的诺瓦克·德约科维奇(Novak Djokovic)依然在竞争之列。
本·谢尔顿(Ben Shelton)、泰勒·弗里茨(Taylor Fritz)和弗朗西斯·蒂亚福(Frances Tiafoe)都是强有力的冠军竞争者,同为美国选手的勒纳·蒂恩(Learner Tien)、布兰登·中岛(Brandon Nakashima)和汤米·保罗(Tommy Paul)也位列前20.名。然而,没有人将辛纳的缺席视为一条铺就好的坦途。
“不,并不完全是。无论怎么看,你还是得击败七个人,”蒂亚福说道。“对我来说,那些人是否在场并不重要。卡洛斯还在打,德约科维奇还在打,还有很多优秀的球员。而且坦白说,我在过去几次大满贯赛中出局,并不是输给这些人。我的心态是并不担心这些人,只是努力击败面前的对手。”
美国男选手度过了一个伟大的夏天,谢尔顿(蒙特利尔站)和弗里茨(华盛顿站)赢得了硬地冠军,蒂亚福(辛辛那提站)和中岛(蒙特利尔站)均闯入了决赛。
这六名美国种子选手 each 旨在成为自2003年安迪·罗迪克(Andy Roddick)以来,首位赢得本土大满贯赛冠军的男子球员。
“我知道签表中的质量有多高,”谢尔顿说。“如果只是想‘哦,没有辛纳,这是一个巨大的机会’,那是很不尊重的,因为签表里有像兹维列夫这样今年赢过大满贯的人,显然还有诺瓦克,还有那些赢过大奖赛且状态极佳的人,无论是[拉斐尔] 乔达(Jodar)、亚瑟·菲尔斯(Arthur Fils),所有美国选手在这个场地上的表现都相当危险。”

“轻视目前处于高水平竞技状态的球员群体是不明智的。参加这样的赛事,我始终尊重每一位参赛者。”
除了兹维列夫——自2019.年以来首位在蒙特利尔站蝉联冠军的男子球员——谢尔顿可能处于最佳状态。紧随这位发球强力的左撇子之后的是弗里茨,他今年闯入了温布尔登网球锦标赛的四分之一决赛。
弗里茨在2024年的美国公开赛决赛中输给了辛纳。
阿尔卡拉斯和辛纳去年在三场决赛中交手——包括在法拉盛——但现在辛纳缺席,而阿尔卡拉斯正试图摆脱长期休赛带来的生疏感。
“当我开始练习一点的时候,我不知道什么时候能开始,”阿尔卡拉斯说。“我不知道我是否能准备好参加辛辛那提站、美国公开赛,或者我会错过整个美国赛季。这些想法真的很难应对。但最终,我们还是来了。”
尽管阿尔卡拉斯上周在辛辛那提站缺席,但弗里茨对他决定在没有充分准备的情况下直接在法拉盛参赛并不感到惊讶。
“他还能做什么?如果他觉得身体足够健康可以比赛,为什么不打?”弗里茨说。“如果你觉得健康,那就打吧。最糟糕能发生什么?输掉比赛。在我看来,不参加比赛就等同于输球。”
蒂亚福补充道:“他一直是我们关注的对象。但很多球员相信他们不仅能击败他,还能赢得整个赛事。这将是一届令人兴奋的美国公开赛。”
去年,由于特朗普总统出席男子单打决赛,导致试图进入亚瑟·阿什球场的球迷陷入混乱并遭遇严重延误。
皇后区的王子们:弗朗西斯·蒂亚福(右)在去年美国网球公开赛第三轮比赛中发球。他是今年在皇后区参加大满贯赛的六名拥有种子排名的美国球员之一。与他一同出战的还有勒纳·蒂恩(左插图)、布兰登·中岛(顶端插图)、汤米·保罗(底端插图)、本·谢尔顿和泰勒·弗里茨(均在最左侧),他们 each 旨在成为自2003年安迪·罗迪克以来,首位在法拉盛草地公园本土夺得单打冠军的男子选手。Corey Sipkin; Getty Images (2); Imagn Images
一名发言人表示,他们不确定他今年是否会出席。
大坂直美缺席了辛辛那提赛,因为“人们忘了我的主业是当妈妈。这就像我的副业。我只是恰好非常擅长这件事。”
周六,她穿着一件印有1999年3月标志性的《Slam》杂志艾伦·艾弗森封面的衬衫。
“对我来说,他是一位开拓者。他也是我非常崇拜的人,因为他在时尚领域做了很多贡献。……他改变了NBA球员的着装方式。关于体育服装以及通过风格表达自我的所有讨论,在这方面他是我的榜样。”
▶ 美国网球协会(USTA)首席执行官克雷格·泰利谈到美国网球公开赛的增长:“这里将成为网球界的迪士尼乐园。”


她是头号种子,也是夺冠热门。这位世界 No. 1 自 2023 年以来,在法拉盛草地球场的战绩是惊人的 20-1,只要发挥出可可·高夫(Coco Gauff)那种强势的水平,就有机会冲击四连冠。但她自“阳光双赛”(Sunshine Double)以来尚未赢得冠军,且近期被一些实力较弱的球员击败。
可可·高夫 在去年的这个时候,高夫的发球不稳定,双误是一个问题,她的职业生涯陷入了僵局。但在一名生物力学专家的帮助下改善了发球,加上一年的成长提升了心态,她现在以 4 号种子身份参赛,并且是巡回赛中最炙手可热的女性,曾在温布尔登赛深入挺进,并在辛辛那提赛夺冠。
杰西卡·佩古拉(Jessica Pegula) 去年进入半决赛,前年进入决赛,这位 3 号种子的球风稳如磐石,但在她最终取得突破之前,人们会对她是否能赢得大满贯产生疑问。这位美国球员在放大球员发声和争取更高薪酬方面值得赞赏。但她能赢得最高荣誉吗?
伊加·斯维亚特克(Iga Swiatek) 埃琳娜·里巴金娜(Elena Rybakina)在辛辛那提赛中遭遇的离奇腿伤使其状态蒙上阴影,这可能为 8 号种子斯维亚特克进入这份名单打开了大门。她拥有冠军基因,并且在北美硬地赛场上找回了状态。如果她能保持心态稳定,她将极具威胁。
大坂直美(Naomi Osaka) 这位埃尔蒙(Elmont)本地人是以 13 号种子身份获得外卡参赛的,且始终是竞争者。她在 2018 年和 '20, 赢得了美国公开赛,在经历生育和职业生涯中期的低谷后,她强势回归并进入了去年的半决赛。虽然本赛季尚未夺冠,但在状态极佳时,她能统治场上的任何对手。
— 布莱恩·刘易斯(Brian Lewis)
福克斯(Fox)“大正午开球”(Big Noon Kickoff)分析师、2004 年海斯曼奖得主、前南加州大学(USC)四分卫马特·莱纳特(Matt Leinart)在大学橄榄球赛季开赛前,抽出时间与史蒂夫·瑟比(Steve Serby)进行问答。
答:去年,我认为媒体中的我们都犯了这个错误。他带着极高的期望到来,当然很大程度上是因为他的身份,无论这是否公平。……然后他们在第一周对阵俄亥俄州立大学,在那场比赛中他表现挣扎,我们当时想,“好吧,也许俄亥俄州立大学的防守是全美最强的”,事实也确实如此。随后他开启了一波强势表现,度过了极好的一年,某种程度上证明了我们之前的期待并非空穴来风。我们知道他的运动能力如何。现在他又积累了一整年的经验,可以成为那样的领导者。他们拥有(接球手)卡姆·科尔曼(Cam Coleman),萨克(教练史蒂夫·萨基西安)在那里打造了一支出色的阵容(德克萨斯长角牛队)。显然,他是进入赛季后的领跑者,虽然任何事情都可能发生,但我绝对认为他有机会赢得该奖项。
答:这孩子能传球。就体型、身高之类而言,他不是最魁梧的,但他有一条强有力的手臂,并且具备处理球的能力。我认为在心理素质方面,当他最终参加选秀和体测(combine)时,他会让球探们感到惊艳。我认为这或许是他与他人不同的地方。
答:西海岸的孩子,冷静、沉着且从容。他的精准度可能是我们在大学橄榄球中见过的最高水平。能在俄亥俄州立大学这样一个地方在那么年轻的时候就成为首发,并带领球队达到他所能达到的高度,成为海斯曼奖(Heisman)的候选人,而且在担任那里四分卫所面临的所有压力和期望面前完全不为所动,在我看来,他是独一无二的。他不会在跑球方面让你惊叹,他不是卡莱布·威廉姆斯(Caleb Williams)或那些超级明星运动员,但他投球的能力不亚于任何人。问:关于密西西比大学的特里尼达德·钱布利斯(Trinidad Chambliss)。
答:对我来说,特里尼达德·钱布利斯是今年最令人着迷的球员。如果莱恩·基芬(Lane Kiffin,教练)离开,从系统和进攻端来看,他们会怎么做将会很有意思,但我认为他是海斯曼奖的黑马候选人,我认为他也是选秀前五顺位的黑马。他在大学橄榄球中的水平是顶尖的。
问:关于圣母大学的CJ·卡尔(CJ Carr)。答:未来的前五顺位选秀球员。潜力无限。投球能力不亚于任何人。我很期待今年看到他的表现,因为他们失去了两名跑卫(杰雷米亚·洛夫 Jeremiyah Love 和贾达里安·普莱斯 Jadarian Price),他们是会把更多责任压在他肩上让他成为那个核心,还是继续尝试通过跑球来辅助传球,而不是通过传球来辅助跑球?我认为他的任务会增加,而且是以一种积极的方式,我们将看到他更多地投球,我很期待看到这一点。
答:这将是他由林肯·赖利(Lincoln Riley,教练)指导的第三个首发赛季,这至关重要。杰登在大学橄榄球中的水平是顶尖的,他能以最高水准运行那套进攻体系。我很期待看到他在领导力方面以及在成为一个更具主导地位的“头狼”(alpha dog)方面的进步与成长——我这么说是因为他是个安静、谦逊的孩子,工作努力,而且一直比较低调。
答:他是另一类既能跑又能投的球员。显然去年他在[杜克大学]表现出了高水平,然后去了迈阿密大学,追随卡森·贝克(Carson Beck),我很喜欢马里奥·克里斯托巴尔(Mario Cristobal,教练)在那里的做法。我认为在迈阿密,我们将看到他在更全国性的舞台上亮相。他就像特里尼达德·钱布利斯一样,从全国视角来看,球迷们去年可能没有太多机会看他比赛。但现在有了。
答:他们能再赢一个冠军吗?我不知道。但库尔特·西格内蒂(Curt Cignetti,教练)在那里所做的一切……你失去了[四分卫费尔南多]·门多萨(Fernando Mendoza),失去了一些有天赋的宽接球手,失去了一些防守球员……但基于他组建球队和文化的方式,以及他招募的那些符合他战术要求的球员,他们依然会很强。显然,关键在于他们从德克萨斯基督教大学(TCU)招募了乔什·胡佛(Josh Hoover),他的风格与门多萨不同,但比赛经验丰富,过去几年在那里的表现非常高效。我觉得西格内蒂知道他可以将任何四分卫塑造成为他进攻体系所需的样子,显然他在球员培养方面取得了很大成功。我认为在赛季开始前,俄勒冈大学和俄亥俄州立大学可能是前两名,印第安纳大学紧随其后。然后你还有像南加州大学这样的球队,还有宾夕法尼亚州立大学,我认为在马特·坎贝尔(Matt Campbell)的带领下他们会非常出色,而华盛顿大学甚至算是一个黑马。
答:我认为圣母大学很可能是四强球队。我认为他们有机会赢得总冠军。我想这再次回到了进攻端表现如何、战术布置如何,以及他们从身份认同的角度想要成为什么样的球队?我知道他们想成为什么样,但当你失去两个那样的跑卫时,无论谁回归,你都失去了两名首轮秀。必然会产生一些变化,但我认为他们觉得 CJ Carr 能够真正实现跨越并承担起重任。他们的赛程比较轻松,很有可能保持不败,今年他们有一场对阵迈阿密大学的比赛,显然那是一场关键战。他们是真正的全国冠军竞争者。
答:乔治亚大学情况类似。回顾去年,我认为那是[主教练] Kirby Smart 执教过的最年轻的球队之一,但他们赢得了 SEC 冠军并进入了大学橄榄球季后赛。现在很多球员都回来了。[四分卫] Gunner Stockton 回来了。在防守端,他们一直很出色。Gunner Stockton 去年表现非常好。……我认为对于他们来说,想要重新回到那种“嘿,我们是真正的、真正的竞争者”的状态,他们的进攻必须更具爆发力。这取决于四分卫拥有更多的经验之类的情况。我对他们很感兴趣。
答:我认为迈阿密大学显然是其他球队需要击败的目标……此外不要小看 SMU(南卫理公会大学)。记得去年常规赛 SMU 在主场击败了迈阿密大学,他们迎回了[四分卫] Kevin Jennings,他是一名出色的球员。今年这是一支由老将领导的球队,他们的防守会更好,进攻将非常有爆发力,而且他们之间没有交手。所以你看 SMU 的赛程,确实有一条通往 ACC 冠军赛的路径。
答:我认为德克萨斯理工大学(Texas Tech)将再次表现出色。显然,四分卫的情况对他们来说并不理想,至少与他们原以为的情况不同,所以这是一个需要关注的点。我认为随着[四分卫] Bear Bachmeier 的回归,BYU(杨百翰大学)可能是赢得 Big 12 冠军机会最大的球队,他们的跑球进攻很强,每年都是一支能赢 10 场或 11 场比赛的球队。我认为 TCU(德克萨斯基督教大学)有机会表现得相当不错。犹他大学虽然失去了 Kyle [Whittingham,主教练],但凭借球队文化和球员素质,我认为他们仍将处于竞争之中。
问:还有哪些有趣的看点? 答:让我们看看教练的变动。看看在 LSU(路易斯安那州立大学)的 Lane Kiffin。显然,我认识 Lane 很久了,他在 USC(南加州大学)时是我的教练。情况有点混乱,他从 Ole Miss(密西西比大学)转到了 LSU,但他拥有最具天赋的阵容之一,现在他可能拥有更多资源来打造这支球队。他们在 SEC 的表现如何?我认为像 Matt Campbell 这样的人去宾州州立大学(Penn State),虽然没有引起太多关注,但 Matt Campbell 是一位出色的教练。显然对我来说,USC 是今年的一个大看点。我认为林肯面临着很大的压力,显然是今年必须赢球,我想他也会告诉你,这是 Year 5。基于排名,他们目前处于不被关注的状态。感觉今年凭借这套阵容,要么进入季后赛,要么就彻底失败。然后我一直很喜欢这种看点,就是哪些球队会突然脱颖而出?德克萨斯理工大学去年就是这样的球队。今年可能是 SMU,显然我对他们更有好感,因为我儿子在那里。他们或许能在 ACC 中竞争。
答:我认为莱恩(Lane)是个极具争议的人物,显然莱恩就是莱恩,对吧?他一直以来就是这样。我很喜欢莱恩,我和他有私人交情,我认为他是一位出色的教练。你对他得持保留态度,对吧?他是一个顶尖的招募者。这其实更多地反映了大学橄榄球和招募现状以及目前发生的一切,对吧?我希望这种情况能得到解决,希望我们能在大学体育界找到一种声音,将这些东西排除在比赛之外。显然,他所做的事情,其他人也在做。
问:有哪些让你期待观看的球员? 答:[德克萨斯大学外接手] 凯姆·科尔曼(Cam Coleman),他将成为一名重量级球员。[外接手] 凯登·迪克森-怀亚特(Kayden Dixon-Wyatt)在南加州大学(USC),我从高中就认识他,他今年是一名真正的大学一年级新生,担任外接手,他将成为一名球星,是本赛季推进过程中值得关注的人。俄勒冈大学的跑卫乔丹·戴维森(Jordan Davison),我还想点名提到 [四分卫] 罗科·贝希特(Rocco Becht),他打球很久了,可能有些人认识他,他现在在宾州州立大学,追随马特·坎贝尔(Matt Campbell)。
答:出于显而易见的原因,秋天是我一年中最喜欢的季节,而最大的原因就是橄榄球回归了。大学体育界发生了如此多的变化,外部干扰也很多,而且并不一定全是积极的,但归根结底,我热爱庆祝这场比赛,热爱庆祝其传统、历史、球员、球队、叙事、故事情节,以及所有这些东西。休赛期是人们讨论各种不同事情的时候。我们终于进入了这些孩子能够上场比赛的阶段。我认为这将是伟大的一年。我认为场上的产品质量从未如此之好。我认为大学橄榄球的均衡程度从未如此之高。这将是一个非常、非常有趣的赛季。

答:改变人生。人们说一旦你赢了,你将永远被人们称为马特·莱纳特(Matt Leinart),海斯曼奖得主。
问:斜视且肥胖。 答:对我来说,青春期很艰难。童年很艰难。……我当时是个非常优秀的运动员,所以体育成了我的宣泄口。我当时斜视,戴着那种又大又厚双焦眼镜,所以我被很多非运动员的孩子欺负,每个学校总是有小圈子。所以我被欺——
负了很多,大概在四年级、五年级和六年级的时候,然后我突然长高了,变得超级高,于是摆脱了所有那些事情。
答:我会将其总结为没有达到我对自己的预期。但我会这样说:在那些年里我学到了很多,成长了很多,在我觉得准备好时我得到了机会,但伤病在一定程度上破坏了计划。回想起来,我认为其中很多是我能控制的,很多是我无法控制的,我对此表示接受。我很长一段时间以来都对我的职业生涯感到平静。橄榄球为我打开了许多大门,这也是为什么我现在有一份工作。我不能生活在遗憾中。是的,我当然希望能打得更久;我当然希望能成为这样或那样的人。但结果并非如此。
问:你在 2004 年以第 10 顺位被红雀队选中。你当时认为喷气机队可能会在第 4 顺位选中你吗? 答:我想过。是的,他们离选中我很近。我和他们开过会,他们的整个高层飞过来,对我进行了体能测试,让我进入候选名单,做了所有这些事情,还一起吃了晚餐……当时有很多关于乔·纳马斯(Joe Namath)的类比,比如“好莱坞马特要来纽约了”等等。当时确实有很大的机会,他们最终选择了 D'Brickashaw Ferguson,显然他后来成为了他们的一名伟大球员。
问:三个晚餐嘉宾? 答:科比·布莱恩特(Kobe Bryant),他是我有史以来最喜欢的运动员;埃米纳姆(Eminem);迈克尔·杰克逊(Michael Jackson)。
问:最喜欢的电影? 答:《婚礼破坏者》(Wedding Crashers)。
问:最喜欢的男演员? 答:杰里·费拉拉(Jerry Ferrara)。
问:最喜欢的女演员? 答:乔西·洛伦(Josie Loren)。
问:最喜欢的餐食? 答:全天候的芝士汉堡和炸薯条。
A: 俄勒冈大学、俄亥俄州立大学、圣母大学……我之前看好佐治亚大学,但现在我想给德克萨斯大学一点支持。
Q: 那么谁会夺冠? A: 我选俄亥俄州立大学。稳妥之选。
SLÁINTE:北卡罗来纳大学四分卫比利·爱德华兹二世(Billy Edwards Jr.)是从威斯康星大学转会而来的,周六在都柏林的一场比赛中传球距离达 232 码,帮助球队击败 TCU,开启了大学橄榄球赛季。Imagn Images
北卡罗来纳大学的新四分卫比利·爱德华兹二世传球 232 码,埃伦·伯雷尔(Aeron Burrell)踢进两个射门。在都柏林一个阴雨绵绵的周六,北卡之鹰在爱尔兰航空经典赛(Aer Lingus Classic)中以 15-10 击败 TCU,开启了主教练比尔·比利奇(Bill Belichick)的第二个赛季。
TCU 在前两次进攻中取得 10-3 的领先之后便再未得分。长角蛙队随后 8 次获得球权,并在最后两次进攻中,在深入北卡之鹰阵地时的第四档短距离进攻中被拦截。
“我只是为球员们感到高兴。他们非常努力,”曾在新英格兰执教并赢得六次超级碗冠军的比利奇说道。“用积极的结果来支撑这些努力,会进一步强化这种信心。我认为他们一直相信我们所做的事情,但我就
认为这让每个人都更有信心,我们必须继续构建。”
南加州大学的杰登·迈亚瓦(Jayden Maiava)传球 286 码并贡献两次达阵,同时通过奔跑获得另一次得分。
特伦特·莫斯利(Trent Mosley)接球 7 次,获得 118 码和一次达阵。这位来自橙县的球员在特洛伊人的首秀中表现出色,而主教练林肯·赖利(Lincoln Riley)的进攻阵型中也展示了几位前途光明的的新人。凯登·迪克森-怀亚特(Kayden Dixon-Wyatt)也在首秀中接到了一个达阵传球,而赖利·沃姆利(Riley Wormley)和沙恩·阿尔斯顿(Shahn Alston)则分别通过奔跑完成了他们的首次达阵。
新任南加州大学防守协调员加里·帕特森(Gary Patterson)的防守组在进入第四节前建立 35-3 的领先优势时表现得相当犀利,但圣何塞州立大学的新四分卫卢克·韦弗(Luke Weaver)在比赛后期率队发动了三次达阵进攻,面对南加州大学的替补防守队员,极大地缩小了最终的分差。
在弗吉尼亚州夏洛茨维尔,转会而来的四分卫博·普里布拉(Beau Pribula)在为骑士队首秀的比赛中表现惊艳,在两队的赛季首战及 ACC 揭幕战中击败了客场作战的狼群队。
普里布拉的职业生涯始于宾夕法尼亚州立大学,上赛季在密苏里大学效力。他传球 155 码并贡献两次达阵,同时奔跑获得 110 码,成为自 2022 年布伦南·阿姆斯特朗(Brennan Armstrong)以来,首位在单场比赛中奔跑距离达到 100 码的弗吉尼亚大学四分卫。
凭借均衡的进攻和令人窒息的防守,骑士队在进入半场休息前取得了 17-0 的领先。
作者:THOMAS GAMBA-ELLIS
一名二级分区(Division II)大学橄榄球运动员在周六的一场比赛中于场上死亡。
校方宣布,威廉·朱尔学院(William Jewell College)的跑卫迈卡乔·巴内特(MicahJo Barnett)在球队赛季揭幕战期间因突发医疗紧急情况死亡。
巴内特是这所位于密苏里州利伯蒂(Liberty, Mo.)学校的大三学生,他在第一节比赛中在场上倒地,随后得到了急救人员的救治。巴内特在周六的比赛早些时候曾攻入一个达阵,在急救人员将他送往当地医院后,他被宣布死亡。
巴内特医疗紧急情况的具体原因尚未公布。
在这一悲剧发生后,比赛被暂停。
巴内特是利伯蒂本地人,在利伯蒂北高中(Liberty North)就读期间表现出色,在他高四那年,他凭借1,450码的全能码数和20次达阵,帮助球队赢得了州冠军。
上赛季,他为威廉·朱尔学院首发出场五场比赛,并在受伤导致赛季提前结束前,在冲球码数方面领跑全队。
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印第安纳时刻:印第安纳大学教练库尔特·西格内蒂(Curt Cignetti)在赢得上赛季大学橄榄球冠军后举起奖杯。转会球员尼克·马什(Nick Marsh,插图)本赛季效力于胡希尔队(Hoosiers)。
五天。
这就是库尔特·西格内蒂允许印第安纳大学回归球员们沉浸在项目童话般完美赛季中的时长。
五天时间用来庆祝。五天时间用来品味成为现代大学橄榄球时代首支取得16-0战绩的球队。
然后,回归工作。
“教练可能在(全国冠军赛后的)周三或周四就已经为明年做好准备了,但他给了我们一点额外的时间,”首发线卫以赛亚·琼斯(Isaiah Jones)在接受《邮报》电话采访时回忆道,“我们有一周或五天时间,然后他就开始把我们训练得像模像样。”

在胡希尔队击败迈阿密大学赢得全国冠军五天后,在纪念体育场(Memorial Stadium)的庆祝活动中,他告诉欢呼的人群:“Chapter 3明天开始。”
这令人惊人地想起了尼克·萨班(Nick Saban),这位传奇的七次全国冠军教练总是看向下一个赛季。
他以执行24小时规则而闻名。有一次,萨班在赢得总冠军后的第二天早晨召集工作人员开会,告诉每个人他们落后了。因为在阿拉巴马队参加季后赛期间,全国其他球队一直在招募球员。
萨班是西格内蒂的教练导师之一,这并不令人惊讶,因为西格内蒂在2007-10.年期间曾在阿拉巴马大学担任其助理教练,共度了四个赛季。他拥有同样不懈、激烈且具有竞争力的驱动力。
琼斯分享道,在第一次球队会议上,西格内蒂告诉胡希尔队,去年很特别,但对他们没有影响。这是一个新的集体。
“去年的球队无法在今年为你赢得任何比赛,”他告诫他们,“你们去年所做的一切都毫无意义。”
在十大联盟(Big Ten)媒体日期间,西格内蒂表示他正在“潜伏并打击自满情绪”。当密歇根州大学转会而来的接球手尼克·马什在春季训练的第一天穿着金色鞋子出现时,西格内蒂因为他穿着这种花哨的鞋子而痛斥了他。
“如果我要说他在任何方面有所改变——
“如果我打算说他有所改变,那么他现在对我们的要求反而更高了。他变得更加细致了,”一年前曾以全队最高的 7 次擒抢(sacks)完赛的琼斯说道。“他绝不容许有一丝一毫的自满。如果说有什么变化的话,那就是他把强度提高了。”
“他在寻找那些偷懒的人。他在寻找那些去年打过球、来到训练场却认为不需要全力以赴的球员。他还是 2024 年第一天出现时的那个样子。当人们提起去年的时候,他可能反而更讨厌。”
虽然面孔变了——印第安纳大学在去年 4 月的 NFL 选秀中创下项目纪录,共有 8 名球员被选中,其中最著名的是获得海斯曼奖的四分卫、总状元费尔南多·门多萨(Fernando Mendoza)——但布卢明顿的其他方面几乎没有改变。
根据 247Sports.com 的数据,西格内蒂通过一个排名全美第八的 17 人转会名单完成了阵容补充。该群体中的亮点包括 TCU 四分卫乔什·胡佛(Josh Hoover)、波士顿学院跑卫特博·理查德(Turbo Richard)、威斯康星大学进攻线球员乔·布伦纳(Joe Brunner)、前述的马什以及宾州州立大学角卫 A.J. 哈里斯(A.J. Harris)。此外还有关键的回归球员,如左截锋卡特·史密斯(Carter Smith)、接球手查理·贝克(Charlie Becker)、擒抢次数领先的罗利贾·哈迪(Rolijah Hardy)以及大十联盟(Big Ten)季前入选的防守线球员泰里克·塔克(Tyrique Tucker)。
这与前一年类似,当时印第安纳大学队(Hoosiers)带回了几名关键球员,但通过转会门户增加了几个核心部件。问题是:他们能再次做到吗?上赛季是一个偶然现象,还是持续成功的开始?
赛程要艰巨得多,包括四支在美联社前 25 名中的球队:排名第 1 的俄亥俄州立大学、第 14 的南加州大学、第 16 的密歇根大学和第 17 的华盛顿大学。一年前,印第安纳大学队直到
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大十联盟冠军赛之前都不需要面对俄亥俄州立大学,并且除了俄勒冈大学外,避开了联盟中的最强对手。
印第安纳大学欢迎挑战。他们在整个去年冬天都受到质疑,直到最后时刻仍被质疑。无论这种排名是真实的还是人为制造的——印第安纳大学在季前排名很高,位列全美第六——那种“我们对抗全世界”的心态依然存在。
“没有一个回归球员是满足的,新招募进来的球员也是。没有人想成为昙花一现的人,”
琼斯说道。“球员们已经感到被轻视了,因为人们这么认为,而我们不在乎别人怎么想。”
“我们心中充满了不服输的劲头,我们有许多渴望成功的胃需要填满。我们是一支饥渴的球队。我们将每周、每天都带着去年让我们取得成就的那种心态出现。”
——印第安纳大学教练 库尔特·西格内蒂 (Curt Cignetti)
这一切都始于 65 岁的西格内蒂,这个在被问及如何成功招募球员时,告诉记者:“很简单。我赢球。谷歌我吧。”
这个男人曾担任 27 年的第一分区(Division I)助理教练,又在低级别第一分区项目中度过了 12 年,直到印第安纳大学终于给了他在强力联盟舞台上证明自己的机会。
这个男人接手了一个在之前三年战绩仅为 9-27 的印第安纳大学队,并拥有亮眼的 27-2 战绩。
但成名似乎除了激励他之外,没有产生其他影响。
“我经常被问到:你打算如何维持这种状态?”西格内蒂说。“我们不是在寻求维持,我们是在寻求提升。”
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1 卡尔终结爱尔兰人的海斯曼奖荒 你得追溯到 1987 年才能找到上一个
圣母大学的海斯曼奖得主:接球手蒂姆·布朗。CJ 卡尔——传奇的密歇根大学教练劳埃德·卡尔的孙子——去年被他的明星跑卫杰雷米亚·洛夫和贾达里安·普莱斯的光芒所掩盖。今年秋天,在他担任四分卫的第二年,他将成为主角,并得到进攻线三名回归首发球员以及顶尖接球手乔丹·费森和杰登·格雷特豪斯的助力。他的竞选势头将在 11 月初起飞,届时他将带领爱尔兰队在两支不败球队的交锋中大胜迈阿密队。
教练丹·兰宁可能拥有全美最强的四分卫丹特·摩尔,而且我相信他拥有顶级的防守线,该单位有五名去年的 Big Ten 全明星成员回归。俄勒冈队在过去两个赛季的季后赛中表现令人失望,分别输给俄亥俄州立大学和印第安纳大学,总分差达 54 分。他们将成为今年的最后幸存者,这将是 Big Ten 球队连续四年赢得总冠军。防守将是窒息性的,进攻将是爆发性的——摩尔出人意料地决定留在学校,最终将赢得冠军。(我提前向俄勒冈及其球迷道歉。去年这个时候,我预测的冠军是克莱姆森大学。我们都知道结果如何。)
在首次进入大学橄榄球季后赛(CFP)后,BYU 连续爆冷击败印第安纳大学和圣母大学。这支两败、获得 Big 12 冠军的美洲狮队在常规赛中因在对阵圣母大学和犹他大学时遭遇微小挫折,其种子排名不出所料地较低。但是,凭借经验丰富的防守线和海斯曼奖决赛入围者跑卫 LJ 马丁,他们击败了两支全美最强的球队(包括与爱尔兰队的重赛),随后在半决赛中经过苦战输给了德克萨斯大学。
8 迈阿密 胜 9 阿拉巴马 5 路易斯安那州立大学 胜 12 南佛罗里达 10 BYU 胜 7 印第安纳 6 德克萨斯 胜 11 SMU 四分之一决赛
1 俄亥俄州立大学 胜 8 迈阿密 10 BYU 胜 2 圣母大学 6 德克萨斯 胜 3 佐治亚 4 俄勒冈 胜 5 路易斯安那州立大学 半决赛
4 俄勒冈 胜 1 俄亥俄州立大学 6 德克萨斯 胜 10 BYU 决赛
4 俄勒冈 胜 6 德克萨斯
一年前,三支前 10 强的球队——宾州州立大学、克莱姆森大学和路易斯安那州立大学——未能进入前 25. 名。今年的季前崩盘者将是德州 A&M 大学。宽松的赛程在去年抬高了农工队的排名,而他们在季后赛中不出所料地一轮游。今年他们将无法接近上赛季 11 胜的成绩,因为他们必须在客场面对路易斯安那州立大学和俄克拉荷马大学,并在主场面对阿拉巴马大学、田纳西大学和德克萨斯大学。教练迈克·埃尔科的球队还面临几个关键位置的损失,从明星接球手 KC 康塞普西翁到四名首发进攻线球员,以及领跑擒抱数的托里安·约克和顶尖冲传手卡修斯·豪威尔。
— 扎克·布拉齐勒
4 传奇离场 比尔·贝利切克在教堂山将经历“两年即走”。在第一年 4 胜 8 负后,今年秋天情况将进一步恶化,导致这位 74 岁的名人堂教练选择离职。北卡罗来纳大学焦油色 the Tar Heels 队的赛程非常艰巨:要对阵全国冠军竞争者圣母大学,以及 ACC 最强的三支球队——迈阿密、路易斯维尔和克莱姆森。贝利切克的总经理迈克·隆巴迪在收到人力资源投诉后被给予带薪行政休假,而他的防守协调员、儿子史蒂夫在秋季训练营的大部分时间里都在医疗休假,至今尚未回归。Tar Heels 队没有一名球员入选

在震惊 2025, 年之后,这个赛季将给球迷带来什么?

2025年的大学橄榄球赛季充满了不可预测性。印第安纳大学——这个该项运动历史上输球最多的项目——不仅赢得了总冠军,还创下了现代 era. 首个 16-0 的赛季记录。迈阿密大学在未能赢得平庸的 ACC 联盟冠军后,依然闯入了冠军赛。莱恩·基芬在大学橄榄球季后赛期间离开了密西西比大学。那么,2026年将为我们带来什么?
印第安纳大学及其主教练库尔特·西格内蒂正寻求在他们那场神奇的战役基础上进一步发展。基芬迅速在路易斯安那州立大学 (LSU) 积累了人才。迈阿密大学保留了大量主力,并加入了杜克大学四分卫达里安·门萨 (Darian Mensah),这位 ACC 季前年度最佳球员将成为卡森·贝克 (Carson Beck) 的强力替代者。从俄亥俄州立大学到圣母大学,从乔治亚大学到俄勒冈大学,再从德克萨斯大学到密西西比大学,一大批传统的强队都是真正的竞争者。
扎克·布拉齐勒在《邮报》的季前大学橄榄球前 25 名排名中对此进行了详细分析。
很难找到比 the Buckeyes 的进攻三叉戟——四分卫朱利安·赛因 (Julian Sayin)、跑卫波·杰克逊 (Bo Jackson) 和接球手杰里迈亚·史密斯 (Jeremiah Smith) 更出色的组合了。尽管其防守端在去年失分数排名全美 No. 1 (9.3),但受到了顶级选秀球员阿维尔·里斯 (Arvell Reese)、桑尼·斯泰尔斯 (Sonny Styles) 和卡莱布·唐斯 (Caleb Downs) 离队的沉重打击,但该单位依然实力雄厚。防守端球员肯亚塔·杰克逊二世 (Kenyatta Jackson Jr.)、线卫佩顿·皮尔斯 (Payton Pierce) 和角卫杰梅恩·马修斯二世 (Jermaine Mathews Jr.) 具有爆发潜力,而来自威斯康星大学的转校生克里斯蒂安·阿里格罗 (Christian Alliegro) 和佛罗里达州立大学的安全卫厄尔·利特尔二世 (Earl Little Jr.) 则是重要的补充。

摩尔放弃了一种绿色的色调,以留在另一种色调之中。在整个运动领域,没有比俄勒冈大学这位明星信号员选择留在学校,而不是成为前 3 顺位选秀球员并可能加入喷气机队更重大的“留或走”决定了。摩尔应该会得到一支窒息性防守端的充分支持,该防守端保留了全大十联盟 (All-Big Ten) 选拔成员 A'Mauri Washington、Brandon Finney Jr.、Bear Alexander、Teitum Tuioti 和 Koi Perich。
今年应该不需要做太多的激励工作——只需提醒他的球员们爱尔兰人被季后赛拒之门外这件事就足够了。圣母大学是热门的冠军候选者,
丹特·摩尔 (Dante Moore)


大学 橄榄球 预告

而且它确实应该是,尽管失去了极具活力的跑卫组合杰里迈亚·洛夫 (Jeremiyah Love) 和贾达里安·普莱斯 (Jadarian Price)。四分卫 CJ Carr 在进入担任首发球员的第 2 个赛季时,是海斯曼奖的候选人,而防守端可能会达到顶尖水平,在 AP 全美最佳角卫伦纳德·摩尔 (Leonard Moore) 的带领下,有 8 名首发球员回归。

在过去的 8 个完整赛季中,他们至少赢得了 11 场比赛,并且在这些年份中每年都获得了 SEC 冠军赛的资格。预计在雅典市的这个秋天也将延续这一趋势,因为柯比·斯马特 (Kirby Smart) 将迎来四分卫冈纳·斯托克顿 (Gunner Stockton)、跑卫内特·弗雷泽 (Nate Frazier)、角卫埃利斯·罗宾逊四世 (Ellis Robinson IV) 以及其他 11 名首发球员的回归。
《邮报》,西格内蒂在秋季训练营中表现得更加严厉且专注。在球队经历了令人震惊的完美赛季后,他不会允许出现自满情绪。西格内蒂在春季大力利用转会门户——在失去了创项目纪录的 8 名进入 NFL 选秀的球员后,补充了四分卫(乔什·胡佛,来自德克萨斯基督教大学)、跑卫(特博·理查德,来自波士顿学院)、接球手(尼克
马什,来自密歇根州立大学)、进攻线(乔·布伦纳,来自威斯康星大学)以及角卫(A.J. 哈里斯,来自宾州州立大学)等关键球员。
一年
之后,奥斯汀对阿奇·曼宁和长角牛队的炒作虽然减少了,但潜力却更大了。曼宁拥有整整一年的经验可以依托,且身边拥有惊人的才华之辈。教练史蒂夫·萨基西安增加了具有影响力的转会球员,包括来自奥本大学的接球手卡姆·科尔曼,分别来自亚利桑那州立大学和北卡罗来纳州立大学的跑卫拉利克·布朗和好莱坞·斯莫瑟斯,以及来自密歇根州立大学的近端锋迈克尔·马苏纳斯。但最大的补充可能是新任防守协调员威尔·马斯坎普,杰出的防守端锋科林·西蒙斯称其为该单位的最大优势。
两年前
是卡姆·沃德。然后,轮到了卡森·贝克。现在,达里安·门萨希望成为连续三年在飓风队发光的第三位转会四分卫。这位来自杜克大学的转会球员继承了接球手(马拉凯·托尼)和跑卫(马克·弗莱彻二世)等回归的佼佼者,并且有来自蓝魔队的接球手库珀·巴卡特加入。飓风队是 ACC 的顶尖球队。
在牛津为罗伯特·惠特韦尔法官建立一座雕像,或者至少给他提供免费的赛季门票。这位密西西比州地区法官在 2 月份通过一项禁令授予了特立尼达·钱布利斯第六年的参赛资格,州最高法院通过驳回 NCAA 对该裁决的请愿维持了原判。这意味着,在去年 1 月带领反叛者队进入 CFP 半决赛后,钱布利斯与跑卫基万·莱西这对出色搭档将再次共同作战一个赛季,继续折磨 SEC 的防线。
11 胜赛季有点误导性。他们利用了较为宽松的赛程,在 SEC 前六名球队中,该赛程仅包括德克萨斯大学。对于教练迈克·埃尔科、回归的首发四分卫马塞尔·里德以及爆发力强的接球手马里奥·克雷弗来说,本赛季情况将有所不同。德克萨斯 A&M 大学将前往 LSU、阿拉巴马和俄克拉荷马进行客场比赛,并主场迎战田纳西和德克萨斯。
大学

一个新的反派出现了,他就住在巴吞鲁日。莱恩·基芬在季后赛期间离开密西西比大学前往路易斯安那州立大学,这一前所未有的举动成为了全国头条。但这并未影响招募:根据 247Sports.com 的数据,基芬依然获得了全美顶尖的转会球员阵容。这批球员由亚利桑那州立大学四分卫萨姆·利维特、科罗拉多大学进攻截锋乔丹·西顿领衔,并包括多名原密西西比大学球员。9月 19 日他们回到密西西比州牛津市时,肯定会受到严厉的迎接。

在四分卫约翰·马蒂尔在第 4. 周投球手骨折之前,他曾是一个威胁。他再也没能恢复到之前的状态。现在马蒂尔回归了,并且在接球手特雷尔·哈里斯(弗吉尼亚大学)和帕克·利文斯通(德克萨斯大学)身上有了新的配合选择。如果经验丰富的防守线能继续保持严苛——其场均失分排名第七(15.5)——那么俄克拉荷马大学在东南联盟(SEC)中将具有竞争力。


在红骑士队赛季揭幕战之前,他们为即将到来的赛季招募到了一名四分卫,即来自佛罗里达州立大学的转会球员汤米·卡斯特利亚诺斯。欢迎来到大学体育,这里已经没有任何事情是合乎逻辑的了。卡斯特利亚诺斯曾参与肯塔基州的一起诉讼,其中几名球员获得了允许参加第五年资格赛的临时禁令。预计他起初将在首发球员威尔·哈蒙德之后出场,后者正处于前十字韧带撕裂后的恢复期。根据 247Sports.com 的数据,在引入全美第六强的转会门户球员阵容后,卫冕 Big 12 冠军德克萨斯理工大学成为了该联盟的季前热门。


只有四个项目——印第安纳大学、俄亥俄州立大学、圣母大学和俄勒冈大学——在过去两个赛季中赢得的比赛场数比杨百翰大学(BYU)多。在教练卡拉尼·西塔克放弃宾夕法尼亚州立大学而选择留在母校,并带回 Big 12 季前年度最佳进攻球员 LJ Martin、高效的双威胁四分卫贝尔·巴赫迈尔以及 Big 12 季前最佳防守阵容入选者基亚努·塔努瓦萨、凯德·乌鲁夫、埃文·约翰逊和法莱陶·萨图阿拉之后,美洲狮队今年应该能再次赢得两位数(12)的比赛。

威廉姆斯 31 是个海斯曼奖的黑马,一名去年贡献了 31 次达阵的大三四分卫。在考虑转会后他的回归,使华盛顿大学成为了潜在的季后赛竞争者。防守端有六名首发回归,由擒抢次数最多的亚历克斯·麦克劳林领衔,而接球手德兹门·罗布克则是一名可能即将成名的关键球员。


赛程制定者并没有给新任密歇根大学教练凯尔·惠廷汉任何方便:包括前往俄勒冈大学和俄亥俄州立大学的客场比赛,以及在主场对阵爱荷华大学、宾夕法尼亚州立大学和卫冕全国冠军印第安纳大学。幸运的是,他成功地将有前途的年轻四分卫布莱斯·安德伍德留在安阿伯,并从犹他大学将 Big 12 入选球员约翰·亨利·戴利和史密斯·斯诺登带到了这里。
德博尔在阿拉巴马州的前两个赛季总战绩为 20-8,这在塔斯卡卢萨几乎没什么好庆祝的。然而,在去年之后,他获得了一份延期至 2033 年 1 月的合同。
如果再来一个以“深红潮”标准来看不尽如人意的赛季,体育总监格雷格·拜恩将感受到压力。次级防守组的所有五名首发球员全部回归,确实有机会表现出色。
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赖利的光芒自从离开俄克拉荷马大学前往南加州大学(USC)后便显著暗淡。特洛伊人在过去三年中仅取得了 24-15 的平庸战绩,且在加入十大联盟(Big Ten)后的联盟比赛中战绩为 11-7。人们对一个大年持乐观态度,尤其是在进攻端:四分卫杰登·迈亚瓦,跑卫金·米勒和韦蒙德·乔丹,以及整个进攻线全部回归。赖利希望前 TCU 教练、现任防守协调员、现年 66 岁的加里·帕特森能解决防守端的问题。这一直是一个赖利无法解开的代数方程。

坎贝尔并不是詹姆斯·富兰克林接任者的首选——这所十大联盟的学校首先在追求 BYU 的卡拉尼·西塔克时失败了——但这位前爱荷华州立大学教练拥有极佳的声誉,被认为是一个经常能以少胜多的人。在快乐谷,他将拥有所需的所有资源。


志愿者队在新增协调员吉姆·诺尔斯之后,在防守端将实现重大飞跃,诺尔斯从宾夕法尼亚州立大学带来了多名首发球员。如果教练乔什·休佩尔能解决四分卫位置的问题——高中前五潜力新星、大一新生费宗·布兰登击败了大二学生乔治·麦金泰尔夺得首发之位——田纳西州可能会成为一个惊喜。

犹他州没有太多需要改变的地方。摩根·斯卡利担任过凯尔·惠廷汉姆的助手 18 个赛季,其中 10 年担任防守协调员。在斯卡利的带领下,犹他大学的防守线每年都非常强悍,去年他们在全国失分排名第 17 位(18.9)。他成功留住了两名顶尖进攻球员:四分卫德文·丹皮尔和跑卫韦肖恩·帕克。

生活中有些事情是

不变的。你上学,你纳税,爱荷华队通过跑球进攻且难以被得分。我们预计今年的山鹰队(Hawkeyes)不会有太大变化,他们迎回了全美最佳内线进攻线球员凯德·皮珀、领先的冲球手卡马里·莫尔顿以及经验丰富的线卫杰登·蒙哥马利。

野马队拥有连续性,考虑到赛季前三周在佛罗里达州立大学和路易斯维尔大学有早期考验,这一点至关重要。四分卫凯文·詹宁斯(过去两个赛季有 49 次达阵传球),以及全 ACC 进攻线球员乔什·贝茨和 P.J. 威廉姆斯是进攻端强有力的回归成员,线卫亚历山大·基尔戈尔和布兰登·布克则领衔防守。

在教练威利·弗里茨的第二年取得了 6 场胜利,美洲狮队今年秋天可能会进一步前进。四分卫康纳·魏格曼和外接手阿马雷·托马斯全部回归,两人去年共贡献 12 次达阵,防守后卫威尔·詹姆斯(5 次击飞传球,3 次拦截)是次级防守组中的抢球能手。

要赢得 ACC 冠军,红鸟队在常规赛期间无需面对克莱姆森或迈阿密。他们拥有一批强大的转会球员,由俄亥俄州立大学四分卫林肯·基恩霍尔茨(Lincoln Kienholz)和范德比尔特大学接球手特雷·理查森(Tre Richardson)领衔,同时还拥有稳固的回归核心阵容。克莱夫·卢宾(Clev Lubin,去年贡献 8.5 次擒杀)是这支自称为“红色蜂群”(Red Swarm)的防守线的核心。
克莱姆森,就看你了。 我去年预测的总冠军完全失败了,而现在老虎队在美联社(AP)的季前投票中首次在 15 年内未进入排名。主教练达博·斯威尼(Dabo Swinney)会将这种轻视转化为动力。由 ACC 全明星成员威尔·赫尔特(Will Heldt)和萨米·布朗(Sammy Brown)坐镇的前七线有潜力变得极其出色,而接球手布莱恩特·韦斯科二世(Bryant Wesco Jr.)如果能在 2025 年因脊髓受伤导致赛季提前结束之后重新站稳赛场,他将成为一名潜在的球星。克莱姆森,别再让我失望了。
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■ 俄亥俄州立大学 对阵 德克萨斯大学,9月12日,晚上7:30
从纸面上看,第一周相对乏味。第二周也不太理想——除了在奥斯汀可能上演的一场史诗级对决。这场比赛可能会聚集全美顶尖的两名四分卫(德克萨斯大学的阿奇·曼宁和俄亥俄州立大学的朱利安·赛因)以及顶尖的两名接球手(德克萨斯大学的卡姆·科尔曼和俄亥俄州立大学的杰里迈亚·史密斯)。几乎每支 NFL 球队都会向这场碰撞派遣球探。
莱恩·基芬(Lane Kiffin)在大学橄榄球季后赛中途离开密西西比大学加盟 LSU,此次重返牛津无疑将火药味十足。考虑到两支球队在美联社季前投票中均排名前 11,且在进入两队的 SEC 首场比赛前应保持不败,本赛季可能没有任何地方的氛围比这里更紧张了。
在常规赛期间,卡伦·德博尔(Kalen DeBoer)对阵佐治亚大学的战绩为 2-0,对阵 SEC 其余球队的战绩为 10-4。亚拉巴马大学在很大程度上主导了这场宿敌之战,在过去 12 次交手中赢了 10 次——尽管佐治亚大学在 2022 年击败亚拉巴马大学赢得了全国冠军——且佐治亚大学自 2007 年以来尚未在塔斯卡卢萨获胜。柯比·斯马特(Kirby Smart)肯定会提前很久提醒他的球员们这一点。
大十联盟(Big Ten)的顶级强队对阵其卫冕冠军。俄亥俄州立大学的顶级天赋对阵印第安纳大学经验丰富的转会球员。这场比赛的结果将在很大程度上决定这个强力联盟的冠军归属。布卢明顿将陷入狂热,尤其是印第安纳大学在面对前六场业余水平的竞争对手时应该能轻松过关。
这将是两支球队赛程中最艰难的一场比赛,是一个能够提升履历、直接影响季后赛入围或排位的获胜机会。去年 9 月初的交锋直到最后几秒才分出胜负,并最终将圣母大学挤出了季后赛。在这次重赛中,爱尔兰人将心怀复仇之意。
— 扎克·布拉齐勒 (Zach Braziller)
NFL常规赛即将到来。
球队在结束训练营和季前赛之前,只剩下最后一项事务要处理。各球队必须在周日下午6点前将活跃名单从90人削减至53人。随后,他们可以在周一签下被其他球队裁掉的球员,并开始组建练习阵容。
喷气机队的竞争名额不多。对于喷气机队来说,这次名单削减日似乎不会有太多戏剧性。但这并不意味着对于教练亚伦·格伦(Aaron Glenn)和总经理达伦·穆吉(Darren Mougey)来说会很轻松。正如格伦所言,“你是在粉碎梦想”。

“对于任何一名教练来说,这始终是一年中最艰难的部分,无论我在这个联盟待了多久,这始终很艰难,”
格伦在周五与巨人的季前赛收官战后表示。“这个联盟在运转,你必须进行这些裁员,并尝试将你的球队构建到应有的状态。所以,期待接下来的工作。我和穆吉就很多人进行了大量讨论,无论如何,这一直是我们的流程。期待通过讨论,尝试将这支球队构建成它应有的样子。”
以下是我们对喷气机队53人名单构成的最终预测:
四分卫 (2):吉诺·史密斯 (Geno Smith)、凯德·克鲁布尼克 (Cade Klubnik)
这里唯一的问题是喷气机队是否会增加一名老将进入这个位置并保留三名四分卫。我认为增加一名球员是有理由的。克鲁布尼克看起来还没有准备好承担长时间的比赛,但喷气机队可能觉得他们可以用他撑过一两场比赛。公开市场上的选择可能不会太吸引人,但他们至少可以增加一名之前参加过NFL比赛的人。
跑卫 (4):布里斯·霍尔 (Breece Hall)、布雷隆·艾伦 (Braelon Allen)、以赛亚·戴维斯 (Isaiah Davis)、肯·恩旺武 (Kene Nwangwu)
这里唯一的担忧是健康状况。霍尔和戴维斯都在从伤病中恢复,但预计将在第1周准备就绪。
接球手 (6):加勒特·威尔逊 (Garrett Wilson)、阿多奈·米切尔 (Adonai Mitchell)、奥马尔·库珀二世 (Omar Cooper Jr.)、以赛亚·威廉姆斯 (Isaiah Williams)、蒂姆·帕特里克 (Tim Patrick)、阿里安·史密斯 (Arian Smith)
马利克·麦克莱恩 (Malik McClain) 和卡姆·坎珀 (Cam Camper) 在训练营中表现过亮点,但我认为史密斯会因为其在特勤组的价值而获得名额。帕特里克没有参加周五的比赛,这表明他是安全的。
近端锋 (4):肯扬·萨迪克 (Kenyon Sadiq)、梅森·泰勒 (Mason Taylor)、杰里米·鲁克特 (Jeremy Ruckert)、杰拉尼·伍兹 (Jelani Woods)
四个近端锋感觉很多,但伍兹赢得了名单名额。我裁掉了全卫安德鲁·贝克 (Andrew Beck),因为我认为鲁克特和 / 或伍兹可以填补那个角色。
进攻线 (9):奥卢·法沙努 (Olu Fashanu)、迪伦·帕汉 (Dylan Parham)、乔什·迈尔斯 (Josh Myers)、乔·蒂普曼 (Joe Tippmann)、阿曼德·门博 (Armand Membou)、马克斯·米切尔 (Max Mitchell)、丘库马·奥科拉福 (Chukwuma Okorafor)、泽维尔·纽曼 (Xavier Newman)、安内兹·库珀 (Anez Cooper)
如果穆吉从弃权名单中增加一名内线进攻锋,也不会令人惊讶。这个小组的深度不足,但这在大多数NFL球队中并不罕见。库珀周五肩部受伤,可能是伤病储备名单 (IR) 的候选人。
边缘冲手 (4):大卫·贝利 (David Bailey)、威尔·麦克唐纳四世 (Will McDonald IV)、约瑟夫·奥赛 (Joseph Ossai)、金斯利·埃纳巴雷 (Kingsley Enagbare)
喷气机队在这个小组投入了很多,包括选秀权和自由球员签约。内特·林恩 (Nate Lynn) 是一个不错的季前赛故事,但我认为他最终会进入练习阵容。布雷登·麦格雷戈 (Braiden McGregor) 是我最后裁掉的人之一。泰勒·巴伦 (Tyler Baron) 将在身体未准备好名单 (PUP) 中开始本赛季。
防守线 (5):T'冯德雷·斯威特 (T'Vondre Sweat)、哈里森·菲利普斯 (Harrison Phillips)、大卫·奥尼马塔 (David Onyemata)、乔旺·布里格斯 (Jowon Briggs)、达雷尔·杰克逊二世 (Darrell Jackson Jr.)
这里没有惊喜。杰克逊在夏天表现非常强劲,赢得了出场时间。
内线卫 (5):德马里奥·戴维斯 (Demario Davis)、贾米恩·舍伍德 (Jamien Sherwood)、基科·毛伊戈亚 (Kiko Mauigoa)、马塞利诺·麦克雷-鲍尔 (Marcelino McCrary-Ball)、迈卡尔·沃克 (Mykal Walker)
沃克在过去两周因膝伤缺阵,因此他的健康状况是个问题。如果他能上场,毛伊戈亚、麦克雷-鲍尔和沃克都是关键的特勤组球员。
角卫 (7):布兰登·斯蒂芬斯 (Brandon Stephens)、阿扎雷耶·托马斯 (Azareye'h Thomas)、贾维斯·布朗利二世 (Jarvis Brownlee Jr.)、D'安杰洛·庞兹 (D'Angelo Ponds)、夸恩特兹·斯蒂格斯 (Qwan'tez Stiggers)、纳什隆·赖特 (Nahshon Wright)、乔丹·克拉克 (Jordan Clark)
我把最后一个名单名额给了克拉克,因为他这个夏天表现太出色了。简单来说,他就是个真正的橄榄球运动员。我不确定这是否可行,因为他与布朗利和庞兹在同一个镍卫位置上竞争,但如果我是格伦,我会努力留住他。
安全卫 (4):明卡·菲茨帕特里克,丹·贝尔顿,安德烈·西斯科,马拉基·摩尔
在这种情况下,新秀 VJ 佩恩将在伤后预备名单(IR)中开始本赛季。我认为贝尔顿会比西斯科更先获得首发机会。
特勤队员 (3):奥斯汀·麦克纳马拉,托马斯·亨尼西,斯宾塞·施拉德
我不知道谁会成为踢球手,但绝对不能是杰森·桑德斯,他在周五错过了一次附加分和一次射门。施拉德是前喷气机队球员,目前正在与印第安纳波利斯小马队竞争。如果他输掉了那场竞争,我预测喷气机队会签下他。
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应对逆境:达里乌斯·斯莱顿在 8 月 22 日对阵海豚队的比赛中持球奔跑,他可能无法通过今天的裁员筛选。教练约翰·哈博(插图,与斯莱顿合影)对这位接球手表示赞赏,但斯莱顿在接受运动疝气修复手术后,状态一直未能恢复到之前的水平。
Imagn Images; Noah K. Murray
作者:保罗·施瓦茨 (PAUL SCHWARTZ)
巨人队显然知道他们周六通过交易引进的这位体型巨大的球员,将有助于加强其防守线上的薄弱环节。
他们以一个 2028 年第七轮选秀权从乌鸦队交易得到了 C.J. Okoye —— 这个选秀权是他们上周将进攻线球员乔什·埃泽乌杜 (Josh Ezeudu) 送往酋长队时获得的。
Okoye 出生于尼日利亚,
是通过前巨人队冲传手奥西·乌门约拉 (Osi Umenyiora) 积极参与的国际球员路径计划进入 NFL 的。Okoye 身高 6 英尺 6 英寸,体重 365 磅,巨人队希望他能在首发球员 DJ Reader 和
Shelby Harris 之后的轮换阵容中出战,并帮助在防守线内侧遏制对方的冲球。
“他一直是一个学习比赛的开发型球员,拥有极强的身体素质,工作勤奋,在过去几年里真正致力于学习这项运动,”主教练约翰·哈博 (John Harbaugh) 周六表示。“他从小没有接触这项运动。”
哈博对 24 岁的 Okoye 非常熟悉,因为他们曾在巴尔的摩共同度过了一个赛季,在
作者:保罗·舒瓦茨 (PAUL SCHWARTZ)
在巨人队中资历最深的一员可能即将离队。
《邮报》获悉,达里乌斯·斯莱顿 (Darius Slayton) 可能无法通过筛选。

整个夏天,人们一直认为斯莱顿会留在名单中,尽管在接受运动疝气修复手术后,他的移动能力显然已大打折扣。此前看来能保住他位置的因素是,他正进入一份为期三年、3600万美元 合同的第二年,与其分道扬镳将给工资帽带来沉重负担。
然而,财务考量无法拯救斯莱顿。如果球队认定目前他无法按照约翰·哈博 (John Harbaugh) 及新教练组的设想为进攻做出贡献,那么在巨人队削减至 53 人名单限制的本周末,他将成为被裁员的人员之一。
周五晚上的季前赛收官战对斯莱顿来说并非好兆头。他不仅首发,而且在第二节替补四分卫詹米斯·温斯顿 (Jameis Winston) 让位于三线四分卫布兰登·艾伦 (Brandon Allen) 时,他依然在场上。哈博对几乎所有首发球员都采取了谨慎策略,让他们在场边休息,但斯莱顿却与许多无法进入最终名单的球员一起承担了完整的出场量。他在进攻端出场 33 次,与奥德尔·贝克汉姆 (Odell Beckham Jr.)、达伦·坎布雷 (Dalen Cambre) 和以赛亚·霍金斯 (Isaiah Hodgins) 并列为外接手中的最高值。斯莱顿没有接球记录,且未被温斯顿或艾伦传球。而具有特勤队价值(斯莱顿则没有)的泽维尔·吉普森 (Xavier Gipson) 出场 25 次,并完成了一次 37 码的接球达阵。
根据 OverTheCap.com 的数据,斯莱顿 2026 年的基本工资为 $1.25亿,其工资帽占用额高达 $15.9 . 本赛季的保证金额为 $9.7 , 且如果将其释放,巨人队将节省 $3.167 的非保证工资。这将导致 2026 年留下约 $12.7 的死工资(2027 年为 $3)。如果
斯莱顿以 $1.3 . 的老将最低薪签约另一支球队,今年的死工资可能会降低。
现年 29, 岁的斯莱顿在 2019 年作为第五轮秀加盟,在巨人队经历了一段有趣的旅程。在全部七个赛季中,他的接球数均在 37 到 50 次之间,在 106 场常规赛中累计完成 296 次接球和 22 次达阵。2022, 年,斯莱顿不得不说服布莱恩·达博尔 (Brian Daboll) 的教练组,证明自己值得留队。上赛季,斯莱顿在 14 场比赛中仅有 37 次接球,随后在休赛期接受了手术。今年春天他的恢复过程较为缓慢,在训练营中的表现也不太理想。
“我认为他打得不错,训练营表现极佳,”哈博周六表示,“他是个很棒的人,优秀的球员,工作勤奋,像他一直以来在这里做的那样出色地完成了任务。”
上周在佛罗里达州迈阿密花园的季前赛中,斯莱顿确实爆发了,完成了 4 次接球,获得 58 码,其中包括一次 28 码的推进,他在面对海豚队替补球员时成功在深区跑开。这似乎给哈博留下了深刻印象,因为哈博一直在等待斯莱顿展现出以往的状态。
“那次表现很重要,”哈博在赛后告诉
《邮报》,“真的非常重要,坦白说我需要看到这一点。可能其他人,每个人都看到了。我的意思是,你每年都必须证明自己,必须回来并继续这样做。他一直在与伤病作斗争,所以看到他那样挺身而出并完成那些关键球,真的非常好。”
巨人队将寻求在任何可能的地方进行升级,但这并不意味着他们在削减至 53 人名单后,会从其他球队大量引进球员。
“我们并不是在弃选名单中搜寻球员,”哈博说,“我们对目前的名单非常满意,觉得所有需要的球员都已到位。与此同时,如果沿途有提升自己的机会,我们也会抓住。”
上周,自由球员签约球员卡尔文·奥斯汀三世(Calvin Austin III)因前十字韧带(ACL)撕裂赛季报销。奥斯汀本将在传球进攻中发挥重要作用,他的缺席在接球手阵容中留下了空白,这可能为贝克汉姆(Beckham)打开大门。这可能是自2019年以来,该阵容首次不包括斯莱顿(Slayton)。
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“他去年在丹尼斯·约翰逊的指导下取得了巨大的进步,”哈博说。“那是他产生突破并度过一个非常出色赛季的阶段。”
与哈博之间还有另一层联系。奥科耶在2023和2024赛季期间在闪电队的练习阵容中。约翰的弟弟吉姆·哈博在2024年担任闪电队的主教练。
这次人员增加并不排除巨人队继续寻找防守线深度的可能性。他们曾希望来自托莱多、2025年第三轮选秀球员达里乌斯·亚历山大能在发展中取得重大进步,但他在这个夏天未能实现,在防跑能力方面仍需加强。来自奥本、2026年第六轮选秀球员鲍比·贾米森-特拉维斯在NFL发展初期尚未准备好参加常规赛,这位体重322磅的新秀可能会被排在深度图的末尾或进入练习阵容。
周五晚上,在结束季前赛地击败喷气机队的胜利后,当被问及奥德尔·贝克汉姆二世是否做了足够多的努力以留在球队时,哈博说:“我想我的回答是肯定的。我的意思是,我认为他绝对已经做了足够多的努力来进入一支NFL名单。”请注意,他说的是“一支”NFL名单,而非特指巨人队。
第二天,哈博再次被问及贝克汉姆的情况。
“好吧,我们可以讨论措辞,但我们必须在整个周末观察他是否能进入名单,”哈博说。“我们现在正在处理这个问题。坦白说,我们已经有了相当明确的想法,但还没准备好公布。”
巨人队在周六释放了8名球员,随后在周日将名单削减至53人。被裁掉的球员包括资深防守线球员莱基·福图和外接手以赛亚·霍金斯,后者曾在2022-2024年以及上赛季效力于巨人队。

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OPEN MIKE
亲爱的读者,请原谅。我通常在标记重要周年纪念日时更为警觉。不知为何,我让上周六的时间从我的“五号位”溜走了,导致我在纪念我们城市体育史上一个具有开创性时刻时迟到了一周。
那就是1976年8月22日,星期日。
五十年前一周前,喷气机队前往休斯顿,在输掉前三场比赛后,在六场季前赛的第四场中以27-24击败了油钻队。为了体现喷气机队一贯的古怪风格,主教练卢·霍尔茨——在理查德·托德试图在比赛末尾消耗时间时出现几次接球掉球而感到不安后——召回了乔·纳马斯重新上场。
乔·威利已经卸掉了为了维持站立而需要的约90磅重的护膝,并在脸颊和牙龈之间塞了一大口Skoal烟草。在跛行到开球线后,他对着10名喷气机队员和11名油钻队队员微笑并宣布:“伙计们,我要单膝跪地了。咱们谁也别受伤。”
但这仅仅是热身。
几分钟后,当记者们在太空穹顶体育馆的地下室等待更衣室门打开时,他们听到门那边传来了一件极其令人不安的事情。
在唱歌。
霍尔茨已经准备好庆祝他作为 NFL 教练的首次胜利,即便这次胜利并不计入正式成绩。他给所有 48 名球员每人发了一份《纽约喷气机队奋斗之歌》的副本。他也发给了教练组,发给了球队医生詹姆斯·尼古拉斯博士——当时他正处于其专业领域被定义为“让纳马斯保持完整”的 12 年任期的最后一年。他还发给了球队老板里昂·赫斯。随后,他们伴随着《大炮滚滚向前》的曲调,大声唱了起来。
几天后,永远的喷气机队随队记者桂冠诗人杰拉尔德·埃斯克纳齐将他获得的一份歌词提交给了《纽约时报》的编辑。正如埃斯克纳齐在他关于喷气机队历史的开创性著作《帮派绿》(Gang Green)中所写,

绿,他收到了一封回信,上面写着:“城市编辑部的编辑们认为这首歌不够好,不值得刊登。”
庆幸的是,保罗·齐默曼在《邮报》这里的编辑们没有这种顾虑,因此在 1976 年 8 月 24, 1976, 的早晨,《邮报》的读者们得以欣赏到霍尔茨完整的、未经删节的、具有哈默斯坦天才色彩的全部作品:
赢得比赛 / 像男人一样行动 无论输赢我们在一起 纽约喷-气机队继续滚滚向前

落后时,不要绝望 因为只要你在意,我们就能赢 纽约喷-气机队继续滚滚向前 男人们,为比赛而起!
在和谐中:乔·纳马斯的喷气机队曾在 1976. 年赢得一场季前赛后在更衣室里唱歌。Getty Images

让他们知道我们的名字! 大声且清晰地喊出我们的口号:
冲吧!喷气机队!
无论我们走到哪里 我们都会让批评者知道 喷气机队将屹立不倒。 让这句话在心中回荡一会儿吧。
现在,公平地说,在获胜的余晖中,喷气机队成员实际上……很喜欢这首歌。尤其是纳马斯,唱得最大声。赫斯紧随其后。
“我爱死它了,”后卫兰迪·拉斯穆森说道。
“我觉得它很酷,”截锋卡尔·巴兹劳斯卡斯补充道。“绝对比我们去年经常唱的那首‘比[哔——哔——]更坏’要好。”
霍尔茨说:“我希望他们能花时间学习歌词。旋律肯定是抄袭的。”
唉,喷气机队随后经历了可能是他们历史上最糟糕的一个赛季,这已经是很严重的评价了。他们的战绩是 3-11;其中两场赢了布法罗 (2-12) 和一场赢了坦帕 (0-14)。霍尔茨在赛季结束前一周辞职,几乎是飞奔了 1,300 英里前往阿肯色大学。到赛季结束时,亚历克斯·卡拉斯在《周一之夜足球》节目中演唱了这首歌,看起来就像是在参加《锣鼓秀》(The Gong Show)的试镜。
(帮你自己个忙,去 YouTube 上找找看吧)。
五十年后,喷气机队可能依然一团糟。但据我们最后一次确认,亚伦·格伦还没有开始唱歌。
VAC 的吐槽
在接下来的几周里,你将被 9 月 11 日的纪录片包围,但我可以自信地告诉你,由迈克尔·斯特拉汉和德里克·杰特共同参与制作的《9 / 11:团结一致——25 年后》是你应该用墨水圈出来的重点。该片将于周二晚上 9 点在 WABC-TV 第 7 频道播出,它回顾了体育和艺术如何帮助我们度过那些可怕的时刻,制作得非常精彩。
9月20日对豪伊·罗斯来说注定将是充满情感的一天,届时他将在Citi球场宣布他的最后一场官方比赛——大都会队对阵费城人队。豪伊的导师马夫·阿尔伯特将会出席,来自他最喜爱的'69“奇迹大都会队”的克里昂·琼斯和阿特·沙姆斯基也将到场。“马夫是我职业生涯中至关重要的一部分,”他说,“克里昂和阿特的出席对我意义重大。那支1969年的球队是我在皇后区长大时所支持的球队。”
我心目中的夏季两颗星:来自新泽西州里弗韦尔的雅各布和梅森·卡博内兄弟。他们在北新泽西的家中组织了超级酷的里弗韦尔 Wiffle 球联盟,在过去的几个月里,这让他们的几十个朋友远离了手机,只要天还没黑就一直打球(他们甚至在7月的一次特别活动中为“站起来对抗癌症”筹集了一小笔资金)。干得漂亮,小伙子们。
▶ 我希望安迪·格林明年能成为大都会队的经理。
足以让你写出一本能与《布朗克斯之王!》相媲美的书。 Vac:在这儿,我们只支持自己,伦尼。 @quin60268:洋基队已经变成了 90 年代的勇士队。 @MikeVacc:而这就是非洋基球迷对洋基球迷失去耐心的原因:在哪个世界里,把一支连续 14 个赛季排名第一的球队当作反面教材是一件坏事?
David Fenichel:我很惊讶在你列举的电影震撼瞬间中,竟然漏掉了杰克·沃尔茨惨痛地意识到喀土穆不会被拿去配种的那一幕! Vac:可怜的喀土穆。
值得尝试:贾里德·凯莱尼克在被游骑兵队裁掉后,与洋基队签署了一份小联盟合同。这位左打者可以为洋基队提供一定的深度。 Imagn Images
作者:马克·W·桑切斯 (MARK W. SANCHEZ)
就在洋基队签下前大都会队农场球员迈克尔·富尔默几天后,俱乐部再次进行了一次无风险的冒险,签下了贾里德·凯莱尼克。
周六,洋基队与这位前大都会队(及水手队)顶级新秀签署了一份小联盟合同,这位外野手将前往 3A 球队斯克兰顿 / 威尔克斯-巴里队报到。
凯莱尼克已成为一个警示案例,揭示了从小联盟过渡到大联盟有多么困难——他曾是一名冉冉升起的新星,在 MLB 获得了多次机会,却没能取得太多成功。
在当地,他最为人熟知的是 2018 年 12 月的那次交易。当时大都会队——他们在当年的选秀中用第六顺位选中了他——将他作为交易包的一部分送往西雅图,换回了埃德温·迪亚兹和罗宾逊·卡诺。
随着凯莱尼克在水手队体系中迅速崛起,这次交换似乎会让大都会队多年感到懊悔。然而,在经历了多次失败的大联盟尝试以及更换球队之后,凯莱尼克在水手队、勇士队、白袜队和游骑兵队的 443 场比赛中,职业生涯打击率为 .21l,OPS 为 .655。
现年 27 岁的 Kelenic 本赛季在白袜队或游骑兵队的大联盟阶段再次未能打出成绩,但在 3A 联赛的 63 场比赛中,其综合打击率 / 上垒率 / 长打率为 .310 / .408 / .584。游骑兵队在周日放弃了这位外野手,将其指定为转让名单(DFA),随后他成为了自由球员。
Kelenic 是一名能够胜任外野角落位置的左打者,预计将成为洋基队的深度储备。目前洋基队大联盟名单中拥有左打者 Cody Bellinger、Trent Grisham 和 Spencer Jones,小联盟中则有 Duke Ellis、Yanquiel Fernández 以及左右开弓的 Jasson Domínguez。
随着 Max Fried 被激活并担任夜场比赛的先发——他在一场 9-2 击败波士顿的比赛中投了 $3^{2 / 3}$ 局,投球数 63 球,丢掉 1 分自责分——洋基队将右投手 Justin Topa 指定为转让名单。
老将 Topa 于 8 月 14, 日签约,周二被召回,在成为名单精简的牺牲品之前,他共投了 3 局,丢掉 1 分非自责分——其中包括在周六下午 6-0 输给红袜队的比赛中投出的一局零封。
▶ Elmer Rodríguez 将再次获得先发机会。
布恩表示,这位顶尖新秀在经历职业生涯最佳的大联盟表现后,将于周一在安纳海姆获得出场机会。
由于周六的双赛,洋基队在轮换阵容中需要另一名临时先发。目前的轮换名单包括已康复(前 2 例仍在恢复期)的 Fried、Carlos Rodón、Cam Schlittler、Gerrit Cole 和 Will Warren。
如果轮换阵容保持健康,周一可能是 Rodríguez 的最后一次先发,但他在周三的表现足以证明自己的能力——当时他投了 6 局丢掉 3 分,但实际表现优于数据记录,且拥有一个时速高达 98.5 英里的出色伸卡球——这表明他至少有能力在其他角色中提供帮助。
洋基队的牛棚较为薄弱,且拥有许多可以转入牛棚的投手,例如 Ryan Weathers、Clarke Schmidt 和 Luis Gil。
“我不知道这种动态将如何演变,但 [Rodríguez] 肯定处于我们目前处理的 12 到 15 名投手的边缘地带,”布恩说道。
▶ Schmidt(汤米·约翰手术恢复中)准备在 2A 萨默塞特队开始康复赛。
Ryan McMahon(拇指扭伤)同样如此,他担任 2 棒并司职 3 垒。
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交易截止日已经过去。
双城队在周五召回了外野手沃克·詹金斯,紧随其后的是近期的一波召回潮,乔治·隆巴德二世(洋基队)、凯德·安德森(水手队)和马克斯·克拉克(老虎队)相继进入大联盟。或许红袜队的游击手富兰克林·阿里亚斯仍有可能,但大多数可能影响季后赛争夺的顶尖新秀已经完成了召回。
或许,目前还存在一些不在40-man roster中的资深球员,能够帮助一支争冠球队——洋基队希望通过招募迈克尔·富尔默来实现这一点。

但随着日历即将翻到九月,球队升级最显著的方式就是恢复健康——红袜队和洋基队在周末的交手中就体现了这一点。
麦克斯·弗里德在周六从伤病名单(IL)中回归并担任先发,而随着亚伦·贾奇和克拉克·施密特越来越接近回归,洋基队感到更加兴奋——他们还希望瑞安·麦克马洪和瑞安·韦瑟斯也能回归(同时并未完全排除卡洛斯·拉格朗日进入视野的可能性)。
加雷特·惠特洛克在周六被激活,罗曼·安东尼、特雷弗·斯托里和以赛亚·基纳-法莱法也紧随其后。上赛季美国联盟赛扬奖的亚军加雷特·克罗舍正在投球,人们希望他能在下个月某个时间加入波士顿的牛棚。赛季开始时,红袜队将安东尼(自五月初起因右无名指韧带撕裂而缺阵)视为其顶尖野手,将克罗舍(自四月下旬起因肩部炎症而缺阵)视为其顶尖投手。
现在,或许他们能回归并为波士顿带来十月的变革。但没有什么绝对的。例如, Cubs 队曾认为他们即将迎来关键投手本·布朗的回归——他自六月下旬起因颈部拉伤缺阵。但在康复期间他出现了退步,现在他的回归情况不明。因此,当我们审视其他可能很快迎来关键球员回归的争冠球队时(例如,由于胡安·索托在周六被激活,因此不包括大都会队),请记住这一点:
费利克斯·包蒂斯塔,金莺队:巴尔的摩可能会迎来包蒂斯塔和瑞安·赫尔斯利的双双回归,以增强其牛棚。包蒂斯塔去年八月因肩袖撕裂接受了手术。包蒂斯塔在 2022-23, 期间是大联盟最顶尖的救援投手之一,在接受汤米·约翰手术后缺席了整个 2024 年,最后一次投球是在 2025. 7 月。因此,他目前正在小联盟的康复赛中投球,但仍有大量状态生疏的问题需要解决。赫尔斯利(肘部炎症)自 6 月 27, 以来一直没有投球,目前一直在进行牛棚投球训练。
科宾·伯恩斯,响尾蛇队:在签署了一份为期六年、价值 $2.1 亿的合同后,伯恩斯去年仅先发 11 场便需要进行汤米·约翰手术。他即将进入康复赛阶段,亚利桑那队预计他、扎克·加伦、莱恩·尼尔森和迈克·索罗卡很快将从伤病中回归,以增强投手阵容。现在,响尾蛇队能否解决才华横溢但脾气暴躁的二垒手凯特尔·马特所面临的问题——目前关于他是否膝盖受伤、需要心理休息还是不服从管理仍存在疑问。
卡洛斯·科雷亚,太空人队:当这位三垒手在五月因左脚踝腱撕裂受伤时,当时宣布这将导致他赛季报销。但休斯顿主教练乔·埃斯帕达现在表示,他预计科雷亚能在赛季结束前回归。休斯顿渴望的不是投手,但他可以在攻守两端提供帮助。
康纳·格里芬,海盗队:随着其天才球员从 7. 月 7 日遭受的无名指受伤中康复,匹兹堡队已退至争冠边缘。康复进展顺利,海盗队预计其游击手将在 9 月 4 日其 60 天伤病名单期限届满时重新加入球队。
尼克·皮韦塔,教徒队:本赛季大部分时间,圣迭戈一直在等待自4月中旬起缺阵的皮韦塔(屈肌拉伤)以及自2024年季后赛后就未曾登场的乔·马斯格罗夫(汤米·约翰手术)回归。但通过交易获得凯西·迈兹和罗比·雷,圣迭戈尤其是轮换阵容的紧迫感有所缓解(截止日期后的先发投手自责分率(ERA)为3.29)。尽管如此,皮韦塔和马斯格罗夫目前都在进行康复训练,能够增加投手阵容的深度。
威尔·史密斯,道奇队:正如他们近期的历史一样,道奇队正面临大量伤病,并希望在季后赛前恢复完整阵容。大谷翔平(膝盖 / 二头肌)即将回归轮换阵容。洛杉矶希望中外野手安迪·佩吉斯(手部骨折)和埃德温·迪亚兹(颈部炎症)能够回归。由于道尔顿·鲁辛(肘部)同样缺阵,洛杉矶一直使用8月3日购入的替补捕手(亨特·费杜恰 / 本·罗特韦特)。作为两届卫冕冠军的中流砥柱,史密斯自6月初起因颈部炎症缺阵。他目前处于康复阶段,即将回归。
罗伯特·苏亚雷斯,勇士队:苏亚雷斯自6月下旬起因前臂紧绷缺阵,计划于下周开始进行牛棚投球训练,勇士队希望能在赛季末的几次出场以及季后赛中找回他们的终结投手。
贾斯汀·斯蒂尔,小熊队:与教徒队和勇士队一样,小熊队今年也面临严重的投手伤病问题。截止日期前尤其是凯文·高斯曼和克莱·霍姆斯等人的加入起到了稳定作用。不久前还是小熊队王牌的斯蒂尔在接受汤米·约翰手术后缺席了上赛季的大部分时间,今年又因屈肌拉伤而遭遇挫折。但在年底前,他仍有机会回归牛棚。
凯尔·蒂尔,白袜队:蒂尔在3月的世界棒球经典赛期间腿筋严重受伤,在回到芝加哥仅出战19场后又撕裂了膝盖韧带。在他缺阵期间,白袜队捕手组的OPS为.536,在MLB中垫底。因此,随着芝加哥努力维持美国联盟中区领先地位,他预计在9月初的回归将至关重要。
贾斯汀·弗兰德,老虎队:在回归老虎队后,他仅在3月30日进行了一次先发,随后便因髋部受伤而受阻。弗兰德在伤病名单(IL)期间宣布退役,将不会影响老虎队那微乎其微的晋级机会,但人们希望他至少能在赛季末进行一次仪式性的先发,为他注定进入库珀斯敦(名人堂)的职业生涯画上句号。
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大都会队在路易斯·小罗伯特 (Luis Robert Jr.) 身上进行的赌博可能将以一种并不体面的方式结束——但前提是有人愿意为此买单。
《邮报》的乔尔·舍曼 (Joel Sherman) 证实,罗伯特已于周六被放入弃权名单,这意味着他有 48 小时的时间有机会加盟一支争冠球队,并仍有资格进入其季后赛名单。在花旗球场对阵太空人队以 6-2 获胜的比赛中,这位外野手在第八局担任代打,且在处于弃权名单期间仍可继续参赛。如果某支球队决定认领他,他们将需要支付其本赛季合同中剩余的约 300万美元,外加 200万美元 的买断金。
如果其他大联盟球队认为 29, 岁的罗伯特不值这约 500万美元(基于其糟糕的表现,这很可能是结果),他最终将回到大都会队。大都会队在 1 月从白袜队交易获得罗伯特,希望这笔交易能为争冠赛季带来缺失的一环,但罗伯特除了在击球区表现不佳外,还因伤缺阵。大都会队陷入了颓势,导致这一年化为泡影。随后,他们在截止日期前尝试交易罗伯特,但未能成功。
在赛季初的大部分崩盘期间,罗伯特因腰椎管脱出而缺席比赛。在他受伤时(该伤势最终导致他直到 7 月 20 日才复出),他的打击率仅为 .224,OPS 为 .656。复出后,在大都会队 8 月 5 日的比赛之后,他的打击率一度跌至 .189,OPS 最低跌至 .597。虽然此后在 19 场比赛中他的打击率为 .311,OPS 为 .994,但截至周六比赛开始前,即便近期产出有所回升,罗伯特仍仅击出 10 支本垒打并贡献 23 次打点。
他的出场机会也变得复杂起来。大都会队得到了新秀外野手卡森·本格 (Carson Benge) 和 A.J. 尤因 (A.J. Ewing) 的强力贡献,相比罗伯特,这两人的长期前景对球队更为重要。胡安·索托 (Juan Soto) 周六也从左小腿拉伤中复出,虽然大都会队最初会让他以指定击球手的身份逐步回归阵容,但他将在 2027 年及以后影响防守布局。罗伯特下赛季可能通过球队选项获得 2000万美元,但大都会队——或任何认领他的球队——可能会选择支付 200万美元 的买断金。
作者:安德鲁·克雷恩 (ANDREW CRANE)
在胡安·索托饱受伤病困扰的一个赛季中,大都会队——在那个开始改变比赛的挥棒之前,球员正站在场上——周六再次面临惊险时刻。他刚刚将一颗快球击飞,球击中了右护腿上方的区域。他跛行着走动,将球棒狠狠地砸在草地上,并请训练师检查。索托说,在他努力保持积极心态时,所有事情都“在脑海中闪过”。
“一点一点地,情况在好转,我就想,‘管它呢,我要试着挺过去,我不能在这儿耽误太久,’”索托说道。“我必须得在场上。”
索托在缺席31场比赛后迎来了复出首战,他表示这是他职业生涯最长的一次缺席,但他依然留在场上。临时经理安迪·格林表示,他希望给索托所需的所有时间——如果裁判要求加快速度,他甚至愿意被驱逐出场。随后,索托带来了大都会队在找回这位身价$765 million的球星时所预想的火花:在主场Citi Field以6-2战胜火星队的第五局中,索托击出了一支打入分数的单打,帮助弗朗西斯科·林多尔得分,从而点燃了大都会队(61-75)的三分攻势。
贾里德·杨打入了职业生涯最高的3分,其中包括在索托击出单打后不久,通过一次三垒安打打入的两分。诺兰·麦克莱恩在七局的投球中再次表现出色。大都会队随后升至

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“第一天”他就不需要在小联盟进行适应赛。
关于索托以及球队未来的阵容安排,大都会队仍有一些问题需要解答。格林承认“其中一部分因素仍处于日复一日的观察状态”,并且在需要时将进行检查和休息;而索托表示,他预计目前将主要担任指定击球手(DH)。
“我觉得挺舒服的,尤其是我的小腿和那一类情况,”索托说,“但归根结底,我们得记得,我的回归时间比他们预期的要早一点,而且我没有进行任何康复适应赛。”
在索托周六获得击球机会之前,大都会队就以 1-0, 落后,因为杰里米·佩尼亚击出了一记领先二垒安打,球飞向左外野角落,在撞墙后从布雷特·巴蒂的双腿之间跳过,使佩尼亚最终到达三垒。随后约丹·阿尔瓦雷斯击出牺牲飞球,佩尼亚得分。麦克林在那之后稳住了阵脚,在接下来的投球中没有让另一个跑者到达二垒,并在接下来的 24 名击球手中让 20 人出局。
■ 胡安·索托在因左小腿拉伤缺席 31 场比赛后回归阵容。
马克·维恩托斯(右手骨折)继续在 3A 级雪城队进行康复适应赛,在周六的比赛中担任二棒和指定击球手。
在过去的 23 场比赛中取得 14-9 的战绩,延续了一段充满希望的势头。
“我们从小联盟带来了很多年轻天才,”索托说,“现在看到他们打球,以及他们打球的方式,看到一切都在为我们产生积极效果,我认为这真的很酷。我认为这不仅对今年意义重大,对未来的几年也是如此——我对我们目前的打法感到非常高兴。”
“这也是另一件事,让我更有动力回归,尝试加入这股积极的浪潮并将其延续下去。”
随后索托兑现了诺言——甚至没有进行康复适应赛。他回归后担任二棒和指定击球手,最终 4. 次击球 1 次命中。当被问及是什么让他放心让索托跳过康复适应赛时,格林提到了索托今年早些时候在没有适应赛的情况下从右小腿拉伤中恢复的情况,而索托则表示他知道“从
大都会队在第一局下半做出回应,林多尔保送上垒,通过一次投手违例(balk)推进到二垒,并在杨的单打中得分。在第五局,索托的发挥将比赛基调彻底转向了大都会队。阿尔瓦雷斯在第八局击出本垒打,将太空人队的分差缩小到两分,但大都会队在该局下半增加了保险分,弗朗西斯科·阿尔瓦雷斯用一次二垒安打打入两分,随后千贺滉大在连续第二天投球的情况下记录了最后三个出局数。
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满脸笑容:胡安·索托在缺席 31 场比赛后于周六回归,没有经过康复适应赛,他在第五局用一次领先跑分的打点安打(插图)点燃了进攻,随后在贾里德·杨的三垒安打中得分,这显然让这位大都会队的球星非常高兴。比尔·科斯特伦 (2)


三振很无聊:诺兰·麦克林在周六没有像往常那样刷出大量三振,但他对在大都会队 6-2 击败太空人队的比赛中贡献了七局强有力的投球感到非常满意。 比尔·科斯特伦
就惊艳程度而言,诺兰·麦克莱恩 (Nolan McLean) 在本赛季的其他先发场次中表现得更为抢眼。他制造了更多的三振,产生了更多的挥棒落空——这些是能填满计分板的华丽数据。
但就统治力而言,就展现出作为大都会队未来王牌(一个他一直以此为荣的标签)并带领球队走向胜利而言,这场比赛展现了典型的麦克莱恩风格。周六在Citi Field球场,他率领大都会队以 6-2 击败了太空人队。
在这个下午,大都会队迎回了缺席 31 场比赛的胡安·索托 (Juan Soto),并目睹他打入了一分领先分;而麦克莱恩则依靠他的快球,在七局中仅让对方击出两次安打,且仅丢掉了一分非自责分。直到第五局他才记录到首次三振,但
他仅有一次保送,且自 8 月 8 日那场糟糕的比赛以来,在 3 场先发中仅丢掉了一分自责分。
“任何时候只要能投得更深,且不需要使用太多球数,都是好事,”麦克莱恩说道。“显然,让对方三振很有趣,但投满七局同样有趣。”
在休斯顿击球手的 40 次挥棒中,麦克莱恩仅迫使对方 6 次挥棒落空,但他避免了那些导致其他先发场次崩盘的大幅度挥击——以及本垒打。面对休斯顿队的激进打法,他专注于使用快球,在他 93 次投球中,有 76 次是投出了伸卡球、切球或四缝线快球。在某一阶段,麦克莱恩连续让 24 名击球手中有 20 人出局。
“我认为他意识到对方极其激进,”代理经理安迪·格林 (Andy Green) 表示。
“他拥有三种快球形态,能够避开击球点的中心并制造软接触,从而在比赛中投得更深——因此,这不再是‘我需要三振对手’,而更多是‘我如何投满七局,这对球队今天的局面更有利?’”
“所以他只是通过地滚球采取简单的快速出局方式,同时也制造了很多高飞球,所以他很特别。他能用多种不同的方式让你出局,而且今天他甚至没有真正依赖旋转球。这是一次伟大的表现。”
千贺滉大 (Kodai Senga) 第二次连续两天在牛棚出战,而这一次,他成功地没有丢分。何塞·阿尔图维 (Jose Altuve) 以二垒安打开局,克里斯蒂安·沃克 (Christian Walker) 几乎将球击出中外野围栏形成本垒打,但 A.J. 尤因 (A.J. Ewing) 完成了一次令人印象深刻的接球——他的背部在撞击围墙的同时依然稳稳接住了球。
“我很快就变得悲观了,”格林说。“我以为球飞出去了,所以能被我们的中外野手救回来真是太棒了。”
▶ 乔纳·童 (Jonah Tong) 继续争取在九月份加入大都会队的轮换阵容——或许取代流浪球员罗伯特·斯托克 (Robert Stock)——他在周六为3A级雪城队对阵利海谷队的比赛中投出了一场七局完封。他距离一场缩短版的无安打比赛仅差一个出局数,在第七局两出局时允许了一次安打。童投出了两次保送,同时三振 8 名击球手,将他的自责分率 (ERA) 降低至 4.54. ... 马克·维恩托斯 (Mark Vientos) 在周六之前在康复赛的前五场比赛中仅 14 打 2 安,但在为雪城队的比赛中 4 打 3 安,打入一分并两次得分。
作者:马克·W·桑切斯 (MARK W. SANCHEZ)
周六晚上,整个布朗克斯区都沉浸在宽慰之中。
这种宽慰来自终于觉醒的洋基队进攻端——首先是第三局的3分,随后是第八局的5分。来自洋基队的,嗯,没有崩溃的救援投手群。来自洋基队这支球队,他们从漫长的一天棒球比赛中脱身,而红袜队未能实现那场本将成为历史性的反超。
在双赛首场 6-0 败给左投手杰克·本内特 (Jake Bennett) 且进攻端毫无建树后,洋基队在夜场比赛中击溃了红袜队的投手阵营,在比赛后期拉开比分,并依靠一名接一名疲惫的投手,凭借 13 支单打的强势表现,最终以 9-2 获胜。
在布朗克斯的两场比赛中,共有 91,580 名球迷见证了这漫长的一天,但这并未改变争夺顶级外卡席位的局面。在美联外卡竞争中,洋基队 (77-59) 依然领先红袜队 3 场胜场。如果两队最终战绩相同,平局决胜将由周日的比赛决定。在系列赛收官战之前,两队的交手记录为 6-6。光芒队 (81-54) 获胜,领先洋基队 4.5 场。

这无疑是本月洋基队最重要的系列赛,且可以说在整个赛季中重要性排名第二(仅次于下个月对阵光芒队的四场比赛)。在这场双方共派出 8 名全明星球员的直接对决中,周六晚上对洋基队而言最重要的球员或许是耶里·德洛斯·桑托斯 (Yerry De los Santos)、迈克尔·富尔默 (Michael Fulmer)、保罗·布莱克本 (Paul Blackburn)、蒂姆·希尔 (Tim Hill)、布伦特·海德里克 (Brent Headrick) 和布伦丹·贝克 (Brendan Beck),他们合计投球 5 $^{1 / 3}$ 局,仅丢 1 分。
精心打造的单打:在周六于洋基体育场对阵红袜队的双赛第二场第八局中,洋基队三垒手阿梅德·罗萨里奥 (Amed Rosario)(右)击出了一支打入分数的单打。指定击球手本·赖斯 (Ben Rice) 在同一局也击出了一支打入分数的单打,洋基队在比赛后期连续得分,从而在与美联东区竞争对手的较量中挽回局面,将全天战绩维持在平手。 罗伯特·萨博 (2)
在周六的首场比赛后,击球、防守和决策方面出现了各种问题,主教练亚伦·布恩承认:“我们打得很糟糕。”其中最糟糕的是进攻端,他们被红袜队的第二名左投手(贝内特,投了6局无失分)压制。在本次系列赛中,波士顿尽可能多地部署左投手,以利用洋基队的弱点。
系列赛的前两场比赛中,洋基队仅有7次安打(保罗·戈尔德施密特周五的本垒打是唯一的得分球)和20次三振。在这7次安打中,全部都是零散分布的:他们在任何一个局中都没有记录到多次安打。
当右投手登板后,他们终于在夜场比赛的第三局取得了突破。面对接替左投先发亚历克·甘博亚($1\frac{1}{3}$ 局无失分)的布莱恩·贝洛,洋基队爆发并拿下了他们唯一需要的3分。
一些击球表现良好且结果理想,例如何塞·卡巴列罗的领先安打。跑垒表现也很好,例如卡巴列罗随后盗走二垒。局面击球也发挥了作用,例如路易斯·加西亚二世在满垒时
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通过接触球制造了一次打入一分的野手选择,随后贾兹·奇索姆二世通过牺牲飞球得分。
在第八局,一场不错的比赛变成了单方面屠杀,洋基队面对左投雷蒙德·布尔戈斯送出了10名打者,并利用波士顿糟糕的防守扩大优势,最终掌控局面。
但这并不意味着牛棚需要这种缓冲。
由于卡洛斯·罗东($4^{2 / 3}$ 局,在伤病名单回归后的第三次出场中丢了两分)和麦克斯·弗里德
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($3\frac{2}{3}$ 局,回归后的首次出场中丢了一分)的表现出色,使得这组球员在周六被迫共计覆盖了 $9^{2 / 3}$ 局。
洋基队的牛棚确保了贝洛的一次糟糕局就足以让球队获胜。弗里德在第四局被换下,当时德洛斯桑托斯(几小时前刚在首场比赛中投球)一垒有威廉·孔特雷拉斯。然而,表现日益可靠的德洛斯桑托斯记录了该局的最后一个出局数,并在第五局又记录了两个出局数,随后本周早些时候加入的富尔默登场并化解了该局。
布莱克本(周五投了19球,周三投了22球)看起来状态饱满。希尔同样如此,他投出了干净的第七局;布伦特·海德里克(连续两天出赛)虽然被威尔逊·孔特雷拉斯击出了一支打入一分的三垒安打,但没有丢更多分。在洋基队阵容于第八局爆发后,第九局由贝克而非大卫·贝德纳接手。
在这一天经历了一场正式失利的情况下,洋基队希望他们在游击手位置上没有遭受另一场损失。
乔治·隆巴德二世在第二局一次试探性挥棒时扭伤了右膝,他在比赛中坚持到第四局上半被换下,球队称其感到不适,需要进行检查。卡巴列罗从三垒移至游击位,阿梅德·罗萨里奥接替三垒。
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两个传奇的纽约机构。一支球队。
伤病报告
■ 克拉克·施密特(汤米·约翰手术恢复中)准备在双A萨默塞特队开始康复训练。他将作为救援投手而非先发投手进行训练。
瑞安·麦克马洪(左拇指扭伤)也开始了在萨默塞特队的康复训练。他很可能在周二被激活,届时名单将扩大,洋基队可以增加一名野手和一名投手。
预告
周日对阵红袜队,下午1:35,YES, WFAN, WFAN (660 AM, 101.9 FM)
2026年统计数据:8-6, 4.39 ERA
职业生涯对阵波士顿:1-3, 9.00 ERA
上次先发:周二,对阵休斯顿;5 IP, 3 ER, 4 K
36% 四缝线快速球 27% 伸卡球 20% 横扫球
2026年统计数据:5胜3负,自责分率 (ERA) 3.35
对阵纽约洋基队生涯记录:1胜2负,自责分率 (ERA) 3.38
上次登场:周一,客场对阵迈阿密马林鱼队;5局,1分自责分,4次三振
投球分布 23% 23% 20% 伸卡球 四缝线快速球 切球
周一:客场对阵天使队,晚上9:38,YES频道,WFAN电台 右投 埃尔默·罗德里格斯 (Elmer Rodríguez) vs. 待定
周二:客场对阵天使队,晚上9:38,YES频道,WFAN电台 待定 vs. 待定
成功与失败:在第一场比赛中先发的洋基队投手卡洛斯·罗东在第五局的一次漏接球导致红袜队接手者阿德利·鲁特希曼 (Adley Rutschman) 得分时,因未能触碰到对方而做出反应。不久后,罗东被替换下场。摄影:Robert Sabo
卡洛斯·罗东的表现并非完全缺席。
但这也不是洋基队所期望的。
在这一日两场的双赛首场比赛中,罗东限制了红袜队的伤害,但在周六于布朗克斯的一场 6-0 的惨败中,他仅能投完 4 $\frac{1}{3}$ 局。这是一个严重的问题,因为第二场比赛的先发投手麦克斯·弗里德 (Max Fried) 在因左肘骨挫伤进入伤病名单后首次登场,预计投球数将受到限制。
弗里德在晚场比赛中投了 $3^{2 / 3}$ 局,洋基队以 9-2 获胜,他允许了三次安打和一分。
由于预计弗里德会有局限,洋基队选择在首场比赛中不使用任何高杠杆救援投手,结果瑞安·亚伯罗 (Ryan Yarbrough) 在第九局被连续击出四分,红袜队在比赛末段锁定胜局。
“本可以在更早的球数中进入击球区,更多地投在好球区。首球好球率可以更高,效率可以更高,投得更深一些,”罗东说道。“我们有两场比赛,你希望在第一场中减轻牛棚的负担。我落后太多,浪费了投球。我本可以做得更好。”
最令人沮丧的部分发生在第五局。在一名跑者处于二垒且有两个出局的情况下,尼克·索加德 (Nick Sogard) 通过内野安打上垒。在面对九号击球手伊莱·怀特 (Eli White) 且 1-2 领先时,罗东未能解决这位击球能力较弱的外野手。他的一次滑球位置偏差很大,球从接手者阿里·桑切斯 (Ali Sánchez) 的手套中脱出,使得阿德利·鲁特希曼得分。
“如果投球执行得更好,结果可能会不同,”罗东说道。他在本场比赛中允许了三次安打、两分自责分和一次保送,并完成了五次三振。
随后,罗东保送了怀特并击中贾迈·琼斯 (Jahmai Jones),导致满垒,他的比赛就此结束。耶里·德洛斯·桑托斯 (Yerry De los Santos) 解决了这次危机。
罗东在第一局被威利尔·阿布雷尤 (Wilyer Abreu) 击出本垒打,让洋基队早早陷入困境。这位红袜队外野手将一颗 2-2 的快速球击出右外野墙外,这是他本赛季的第 23 个本垒打。
对于这位左投来说,这是一个起起伏伏的赛季。由于休赛期进行了投球肘手术,罗东直到 5 月 10 日才完成 2026 年的首秀。随后他因左肘炎症缺席了七周,于 8 月 18 日回归。在他三次先发中,他尚未允许超过两分,但也没有投过第五局。
“在健康方面,我觉得挺好的。今天下午的球速相当不错,”罗东说。“显然,我希望在控制球和抢占先机方面能更稳定一些。”
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在周六晚上的布朗克斯双赛晚场中,洋基队以 9-2 击败红袜队,奥斯汀·威尔斯 (Austin Wells) 在第八局的五分攻势中击出了一支两分单打。洋基队在比赛中共获得 13 次安打——全部为单打。然而,洋基队在首场比赛中以 0-6 被完封,因此他们目前在美联外卡头名之争中仍领先竞争对手三场比赛。第 102-103, 97, 81 页
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"Communications must go through review and approval. I don't think I mention attorney. Having said, if I was to write a letter it would need appropriate approval. Yes, one week seems like a long time. But sometimes I am way too busy and miss things. This why I have a parent representative partner with me."

SO TOXIC: Principal Rosa Amato (right) of PS 372 said she was "too busy" to get timely notice to parents about the status of the toxic air at the school.

By SONYA GUGLIARA
The principal of a contaminated elementary school along Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal shamelessly told parents that she's sometimes too busy to relay critical information about the toxic air filling the school.
Principal Rosa Amato, who's been in charge of PS 372 since 2015 and rakes in over \$200,000 annually, made the tone-deaf remark at a virtual town hall meeting Monday night, where roughly 80 fearful parents and community members questioned the air safety of the school's annex at 219 First St.
One parent asked in the Zoom chat why it took so long for letters that the Department of Environmental Conservation sent to the school to make their way to parents, referencing a February letter that wasn't sent out until over a week later.
"Yes, one week seems like a long time. But sometimes I am way too busy and miss things," Amato replied.
Parents found out this summer that mitigation efforts that began in 2024 at the annex — where the school's pre-K and kindergarten classrooms are located — were unsuccessful. While the state insists that levels of dangerous chemicals, including cancer-causing benzene and xylene, have been reduced to a “normal” indoor range, families and experts aren't convinced and are calling for total removal of the polluted soil underneath the building.
Dan Tucholski from the Health Department and Aaron Fischer from the Department of Environmental Conservation — the two state agencies handling mitigation efforts — also attended the meeting and answered cherry-picked questions, but parents found Amato's response especially frustrating.
"I was offended by Principal Rosa saying she was too busy to communicate properly and sometimes misses things. We've had two years of mitigation failure and it has been RIDICULOUS," one parent, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, wrote to The Post.
School parents, who started a petition calling for Gov. Hochul to resign over her botched handling of the situation, said they've been left in the dark and their concerns for their children's health have been ignored.
They said they received information during holidays or breaks — times when families aren't checking their emails — often weeks after the school itself had been notified.
"Amato is a terrible communicator," one parent, whose kids are going into the first and fifth grades, said.
At least six parents told The Post that they're pulling their kids from the school of roughly 450 students because of the toxic air. Eight others said they considered it.
The NYPD now has in its arsenal about 100 pairs of thermal imaging binoculars that can detect heat signatures given off by a person or object from up to 3,400 yards away, a contract shows.
The ATN Binox X-6 Dual Multispectral Thermal Imaging Binoculars, costing \$118,580 total, were obtained June 1, ahead of a series of major events in New York this summer, including the World Cup, Sail250, the Puerto Rican Day Parade and the July 4th Spectacular, the contract states.
"This procurement is required to mitigate the unforeseen emergency conditions that create a serious danger to life, safety, property or a necessary service," the NYPD wrote in an April 10 letter explaining the contract with ZLC Solutions.
The binoculars, which are being used by the Emergency Services Unit, provide sharp long-range viewing in sunlight and use digital night vision alongside an infrared illuminator for viewing in pitch dark.
They also have a thermal mode that can detect heat signatures representing an object, animal or person through darkness, dense fog, brush and smoke.
"They are particularly useful when ESU is searching for a missing or injured person who may not be verbal, conscious or capable of self care," an NYPD spokesperson said.
"In an emergency where every second matters, locating an individual quickly can mean life or death," the spokesperson said. "The binoculars are also used to locate criminals who evade police, monitor areas of concern and to identify potential threats." Tina Moore
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TAYLOR SWIFT Donates \$50K to nurse.
Taylor Swift has donated \$50,000 to a GoFundMe benefiting Ashley Taunton, 42, a Connecticut nursing assistant who suffered life-threatening injuries in a crash on a rain-soaked highway last month.
"Wishing you the best recovery possible and sending love to your family!" the singer, 36, wrote.
Taunton was driving with her daughter in the car on I-95 in Rhode Island on July 18, when she spotted three teenagers who had been involved in an accident.
She stopped, left her vehicle and approached the teens to render aid, who were a "little bit banged up" from the crash.
But Taunton was then struck by another vehicle that lost control on the wet roadway.
She suffered a number of devastating injuries, including multiple fractured ribs, a ruptured diaphragm, internal bleeding and injuries to her liver and spleen.
Chris Rogers
In a testament to years of dedication, a team of archaeologists is “absolutely” confident they have discovered the lost biblical city of Bethsaida in northern Israel.
The Bethsaida-Julias excavation team recovered lamps, make-up tools, coins and dozens of other artifacts from the shores of the Sea of Galilee in its 10th season of digging, solidifying their longtime theory that it was once the ancient city where Jesus is said to have performed a litany of miracles. Katherine Donlevy
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100-GRAND SLAM: Aryna Sabalenka, with Novak Djokovic at the US Open last week, sports a Material Good bracelet, necklace and earings set, worth some \$110,000 per piece, while Amanda Anisimova wears a Tiffany & Co. Hardwear bracelet, part of a \$10,000 set, at Wimbledon in June.
By JEANNE ERICKSON
Whatta racket.
At the US Open, the score is love-bling — with players glamming it up in their gems of choice.
The tennis world's best wear high-priced jewelry to express personal style and fulfill lucrative brand ambassador contracts, with prices ranging from a paltry \$45 to over \$150,000 for bespoke on-court pieces, according to reports.
Major luxury houses like Material Good and Tiffany & Co. sign elite athletes like Aryna Sabalenka and Amanda Anisimova, allowing the court to function as a high-fashion runway. And unlike many other sports leagues, tennis has no restrictions prohibiting fine jewelry during matches.
Sports legend Chris Evert accidentally invented the term "tennis bracelet" in 1978.
"It was Forest Hills — and I was sweating profusely," recalled Evert, now 71, in the new book "ACE: The Times & Style of Tennis" by Sunita Kumar Nair. "I lost the bracelet at midpoint, and the game was stopped so I could find it. Later, people asked why it was stopped, I said, 'Oh it was my tennis bracelet.'"
Today's players are taking their on-court sparkle to Grand Slam levels.
World No. 1 ranked player Aryna Sabalenka, 28, is the ambassador for New York City-based jeweler Material Good and has been competing in custom-made pieces. For her Aug. 25 US Open game, the
Belarusian pro adorned her body with three of the brand's heavy-weight sparklers.
The super-bling consisted of a matching necklace, bracelet and drop earrings, collectively set with more than 127 carats of colored stones, a mix of sapphires, tourmaline, garnet, zircon, spinel, chrysoberyl and tanzanite in a variety of shapes. Each piece goes for a staggering \$110,000, according to Material Good.
But Sabalenka shrugged it off, and told People: "If I feel good, looking-wise, I feel great."
Emma Navarro, who's won three WTA Tour titles, has found her perfect match in Mejuri. The company's pieces range from \$98 for gold hoop earrings to \$2,600 for her necklace.
"[Jewelry] is my way of showing a bit of my own personal style since I am always wearing tennis clothes," Navarro, 25, told Tennis.com.
Fellow American Amanda Anisimova, 24, the world's No. 3 ranked player, has gone for one of jewelry's biggest names: Tiffany & Co. At the 2025 US Open, Anisimova wore Tiffany HardWear earrings that go for \$3,950, along with a pendant and bracelets set that totals a must-be-nice \$10,000.
"I like items I can wear on the court . . . and to dinner," she told Marie Claire.
Jessica Pegula, 32, and Iva Jovic, 18, are part of Gorjana's Sports Club initiative. The players prefer Gorjana's solid 14-carat gold pieces because they won't tarnish from sweat. They go for a pricey \$5,300, while Pegula's tennis ball "Scout Charm" goes for just \$45.


GUSTAVO GORDILLO
Not "working class."
Members of the NYC Democratic Socialists of America ripped their rich co-chair Gustavo Gordillo as “not working class” this week as they debated making his position a \$95,000-per-year gig.
Gordillo — who lives for free in a \$1.5 million row house and lied about being a working electrician — and co-chair Grace Mausser approached the DSA last month about making their roles paid, saying their responsibilities had exploded with the chapter tripling in size since it endorsed Mayor Mamdani in 2024.
About three dozen rank-and-file members debated the proposal at a meeting of the south Brooklyn branch at Rullo's bar in Park Slope Thursday night.
"I would love to see working class leaders be able to commit full-time to DSA work. But that's not what this is," said a 10-year member of the organization. "Gustavo is not working class. Grace is not working class. Most of our co-chairs and most people in the DSA have laptop jobs and are upper middle class."
Gordillo, 38, who surfaced briefly this week to pose for a photo with "Squad" member Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), didn't face his comrades, sending Mausser alone to defend him.
Mausser, 31, works as senior policy manager at nonprofit B Lab, which audits the performance of for-profit businesses, but it's unclear if Gordillo does anything to earn a paycheck, since it was revealed the millionaire's son was booted out of the electricians union for failing to pay his dues.
The NYC chapter gets \$27,614 monthly from its share of national dues, plus another \$47,000 in local dues it solicits directly from Gotham members. Gabrielle Fahmy
THE RED APPLE

By DAVID SPECTOR
Two New York City Democratic Socialists of America leaders have been caught living the ultimate capitalist dream, with one quietly collecting millions in real estate flips and another nesting in a sleek \$500,000 Brooklyn apartment, The Post has learned.
Labor coordinator Olivia Gonzalez Killingsworth sold a luxe Upper West Side triplex in a brownstone building for \$2.4 million on Sept. 12, 2022, according to public records.
The “huge, versatile” two-bedroom, three-bathroom triplex just a block away from Central Park boasts sweeping 10-foot-high ceilings overlooking a fireplace, marble shower stalls and bay windows with a view of the gorgeous Callery Pear blossoms that line the street.


THEY'RE FLAT HYPOCRITES: DSA leaders Olivia Gonzalez Killingsworth (I.) and Julie Swoope have big real estate stakes.
"Once again we're finding out why DSA actually stands for Daddy's Savings Account. Selling a multimillion-dollar Manhattan Triplex to go play pretend bohemian with your rich comrades in Brooklyn is a luxury working-class New Yorkers will never have," said NYC Councilwoman Vickie Paladino (R-Queens).
Killingsworth, who runs her own bookkeeping business and is an actor and singer, according to her website, was elected labor coordinator in 2025.
She inherited the triplex from her aunt Elizabeth, who died in 2018, and used the profits on a half-million-dollar one-bedroom pad in Brooklyn, according to Healthbeat and public records.
She purchased the apartment for \$521,000 on Sept. 14, 2022 — just two days after selling the triplex with her relatives.
Also plotting to seize the means of production from the comfort of her fully owned one-bedroom apartment is DSA Steering Committee chair Julie Swoope, who has a \$510,000 one-bedroom co-op blocks from Prospect Park — which boasts of high ceilings and skyline, according to Streeteasy.
It was purchased in 2021, according to public records.
Both apartments are over \$100,000 above the average US home price, which is \$387,400, according to 2026 US Census and Department of Housing and Urban Development data.
Killingsworth told The Post she inherited the triplex from her aunt after she died, and because of this, has “the privilege of stable housing, something that should be guaranteed to every New Yorker.”
Swoope said she was able to become a private property owner and build a family “after living in a rent stabilized apartment.”
By GABRIELLE FAHMY and SHANE GALVIN
Tenant complaints have surged 25% this year compared to last in New York City, as critics warned that socialist Mayor Mamdani's twisted war to squeeze landlords — and seize private property — is escalating.
There have been a staggering 573,656 complaints from renters logged with 311 so far this year, compared to 459,519 filed at the same time in 2025, a Post analysis of service requests across the five boroughs found.
The surge comes after the Mamdani administration has repeatedly encouraged “ripped off” tenants to file grievances for the tiniest things. Landlords told The Post complaints are being made before they’re being asked to fix a problem.
"The city put us in a situation where they're just slowly beating us to death and blaming us," said Lincoln Eccles, who owns a 15-unit building in Crown Heights. "The apparatus of the government is geared to squeeze us."
In the past week alone, Mamdani's 311 army flooded Housing Preservation and Development, the city agency that fields all tenant complaints, with 67 calls for clogged toilets, a 500% jump from the same span last year.
"All of this tenant organizing is part of a long-term project to take wealth away from people and redistribute it," said Stu Smith, an investigative analyst with the Manhattan Institute. "They're figuring out what pressure points they can act on to get their way."

NYC socialist honcho Gustavo Gordillo's web of
lies is unraveling fast after getting caught faking his address, his job, and apparently now — his own family's immigration story.
Gordillo, 38, recently said his parents were poor immigrants from Peru.
"My parents came here, they had nothing," he told The New York Times this month before lying in a follow-up article about living in a Crown Heights rental.
But an unearthed 2021 obituary about his paternal grandfather, Manuel Gordillo (left) paints a considerably different picture of the family's American roots.
"[Manuel] obtained his US citizenship in 1964. He built a long and respected career as a psychiatrist in the Cleveland area," it reads.
In the US, the elder Gordillo met his wife, Ruth, a nurse with whom he had nine children, including the DSA leader's father, according to the obituary.
Complaints in Brooklyn — home to the “Commie Corridor,” a stretch of heavily Mamdani-supporting neighborhoods such as Bed-Stuy, Bushwick, Williamsburg and Greenpoint — are rising at the quickest pace.
The Post's calls to Gordillo, as well as his parents, were not returned. Gabrielle Fahmy
So far this year, Brooklynites logged 169,675 complaints compared to 128,337 for the same period last year — 32% more than the same span in 2025, data show.
Queens, where the corridor extends into places such as “The People’s Republic of Astoria,” also saw complaints rise faster than the citywide average, ticking up 29% year-over-year.
The corridor has been at the heart of City Hall's efforts to gal-

NOT SO SUPER
Tenant complaints to 311 have spiked 25% citywide in 2026 compared to last year, according to data through Aug. 26
Zo-led 311 blitz for tenant gripes has property owners reeling
| Borough | 2025 | 2026 | Increase |
| Manhattan | 102,529 | 128,766 | 25% |
| Brooklyn | 128,337 | 169,675 | 32% |
| Queens | 57,443 | 74,399 | 29% |
| Bronx | 163,658 | 191,397 | 17% |
| Staten Island | 7,552 | 9,419 | 24% |
| Total | 459,519 | 573,656 | 25% |
SOURCE: NYC OpenData

Leonardo Munoz


RED TAPE: Property owners Lincoln Eccles (top) and Youssef Azour (above) say the
spike of 311 calls for renter complaints — encouraged by Mayor Mamdani and tenant advocate Cea Weaver (above with mic) — is a setup.
vanize renters to join forces against landlords, who are anathema to the communist view that private property should be collectively owned.
"Call 311," Mamdani's radical tenant advocate, Cea Weaver — who once declared property ownership a "weapon of white supremacy" — urged New Yorkers in February. "City Hall's door is open," she said, bragging the city was going to get "bold and creative."
Weaver, who once said "if you don't believe in the government's sacred right to seize private property, it's over," also boasted that HPD was beefing up its staffing, with its \$2 billion budget boost.
"We're expanding headcount to be able to do more housing-code inspections and more targeted enforcement," she said in July during a briefing about the city's "rental rip-offs" hearings.
In April, Hizzoner dressed up as an HPD inspector for a social media post that bragged about finding six violations, and boasted “no issue is too small.”
That week, New Yorkers filed 17,768 complaints — up 63% from the same week in 2025 when there were 10,877 tenant calls.
"They're calling HPD nonstop day and night," vented property owner Yossi Azour, who's facing off against the Weaver-founded
Crown Heights Tenants Union at his building on Hawthorne Street.
"They're playing the innocent victim and causing people to lose their property and suffer," he added. "It's a disaster."
Some of the more head-scratching complaints have included tenants calling 311 to whine about having no heat in the summer, and a renter griping about the color of wall paint, landlords told The Post.
The nonprofit NYS Tenant Bloc, which Weaver led until joining the Mamdani administration this year, admitted that taking landlords to court over repairs was part of the plan to "take housing off their hands."
"If landlords can't maintain their buildings, tenants will," the group bragged in June.
When a tenant calls 311, the complaint goes to HPD, which calls the landlord. If that doesn't resolve the issue, the agency sends an inspector to the apartment who can issue a violation.
If a landlord doesn't fix an HPD violation, it remains open, giving the city agency the power to go to court, and in the most extreme cases, when there are multiple serious, persistent building-wide violations, take steps to transfer management and ownership.
This week, Mamdani announced he was fast-tracking the court process "to take on the city's worst landlords."
And his Office of Mass Engagement has even gone canvassing with the Democratic Socialists of America to encourage tenants to "band together" against landlords, knocking on doors in Flatbush.
"I've totally seen what I would describe as a weaponization of 311 complaints," said Luis Altamiranda, president of the Esther consulting group, who owns properties in Washington Heights.
Mamdani did not return a request for comment.

ALL'S WELL IF IT'S OUT OF NYC: Rama Duwaji — the wife of Mayor Mamdani — is scheduled to attend a women's wellness retreat in Europe for the third time this year, this one in September in Porto, Portugal.
By ADRY TORRES and DAVID SPECTOR
Mayor Mamdani's wife Rama Duwaji is once again jetting off to Europe for a posh, Islamic-centered women's retreat, The Post has learned.
Gotham's controversial first lady will be resuming her role as the "artist-in-residence" with The Women Sanctuary for the third time this year when they host the "Journey through Islamic Calligraphy" retreat in Porto, Portugal.
The spiritual wellness gathering is set to take place in two sessions from Sept. 16-21 and 25-30, according to the group's website.
"Some days, we will explore the rich history of Islam in Portugal, uncovering the traces of a remarkable legacy still woven into the landscape. On others, we will gather for a marvelous illustration workshop with our artist-in-residence, Rama Duwaji, celebrating this heritage," the retreat's website says.
Other afternoons will be dedicated to picnics, poolside hangouts, walks and chats.
“We believe these unhurried moments are just as much a part of the retreat as the program itself; a space for subbah, spiritual reflection, and presence, where hearts can soften, souls can be nourished, and remembrance can arise naturally amidst the beauty of creation,” The Women Sanctuary boasts.
The retreat, priced from \$4,300 for a shared room to \$5,260 for a private room with a private bathroom, will take place at the manor house in the tranquil countryside of Arcos de Valdevez.
“Surrounded by nature, the venue provides a truly restorative environment, featuring an exceptional heated outdoor pool, a heated indoor pool, and beautifully landscaped gardens,” says the Women Sanctuary website.
Critics scoffed at Duwaji's latest high-flying jaunt.
"Former first ladies spent their time visiting schools and doing charitable work," Queens City Councilwoman Joann Ariola told The Post. "Being Zohran Mamdani's wife must be very stressful because this first lady is more interested in vacations than she is in matters that affect New Yorkers."
"They're acting like jet-setters when they're supposed to be for New Yorkers but they're anything but. She's a good example of the hypocrisy of this administration," former Queens City Councilman Bob Holden said.
Duwaji, 29, made headlines last month when she skipped out of town for America's 250th birthday celebration for an Islamic “spiritual wellness” retreat with The Women Sanctuary on the Spanish resort island of Mallorca.
The Syrian-American animator, illustrator and ceramist also attended a second The Women Sanctuary retreat from July 9-14 in Corsica, France, that honored “the legacy of Mary, the most honored woman in the Quran.”
Mamdani's wife has been known for her anti-US, anti-Israel rhetoric.
"American soldiers fighting in imperialist wars are not brave nor are they fighting for anyone's freedom. They are mercilessly slaughtering 3rd world civilians and fighting to maintain American hegemony," she raged in a 2015 Tumblr post.
Hizzoner has come to his wife's defense, stressing that she should be free of public criticism because she is not an official member of the administration.
In September, Duwaji is slated to visit Lebanon and Syria, where she has relatives.
Both countries are listed on the State Department's "Do Not Travel" list for Americans.
City Hall originally said that Duwaji would have an NYPD security detail for the trip, but the NYPD later denied that claim. Mamdani blamed his own staff for the communication snafu.

An explosion and fire at a Crown Heights NYCHA complex Friday night left one man dead, according to police and fire officials — and a lithium-ion battery was reportedly connected to the blaze.
The 7 p.m. blast rocked the 12th floor of Albany Houses near Prospect Place, drawing more than
120 fire and EMS personnel to the scene.
Firefighters extinguished the flames by 8 p.m.
The fire is connected to a lithium-ion battery, according to NY1.
An 18-year-old man was taken to One Brooklyn Health-Interfaith Medical Center with serious, life-threatening injuries, where he was later pronounced dead by hospital staff, according to police.
The victim has not been identified and authorities said the cause of the explosion is under investigation.
The FDNY could not confirm or deny whether a lithium-ion battery was connected to the fire.
Daniel Cody
A 13-year-old boy was stabbed in broad daylight outside a Bronx supermarket Saturday and left wounded, police sources said.
The teen was stabbed in the stomach outside C-Town at 1612 Westchester Ave. in The Bronx's Soundview neighborhood at 5:23 p.m., police sources said.
He was taken to Jacoby Hospital on Pelham Parkway by EMS workers after the assault and was in stable condition.
Blood could be seen on the sidewalk at the scene as a group of police officers cordoned off the area in front of the store.
No arrests have been made in the incident, and the search for the assailant was ongoing Saturday night, according to police sources.
David Spector
Retired Port Authority cops have joined the ranks of Sept. 11 survivors demanding Mayor Mamdani and Gov. Hochul keep away from the 25th anniversary ceremony, The Post has learned.
The Port Authority Retired Police Association penned scathing letters to the lefty pols insisting they are not welcome at the hallowed memorial.
"We do not believe you have earned the privilege to stand at Ground Zero alongside us, the families, survivors, and our fellow first responders," President John McDevitt declared in the Aug. 11 letter addressed to Mamdani, writing on behalf of the group's 600 New York and New Jersey members.
"Your presence at Ground Zero on 9/11 would cause profound pain to members of the 9/11 community and risk turning a solemn day of remembrance into a political controversy."
The association pointed to Mamdani's Israel-bashing “rhetoric and affiliations that we believe have been hostile to law enforcement” as the reason for their demands, as well as political statements they view as “sympathetic” to anti-American movements or individuals.
Katherine Donlevy
An NYPD manhunt ended Saturday morning when cops arrested a violent parolee wanted for two murders committed during a horrifying 48-hour stickup spree across New York City, police said.
Jesus Acosta, 31, was named as the suspect in a shooting at a Bronx deli Tuesday morning and another one at a Brooklyn eatery early Sunday, cops said.
His arrest came after FBI officials announced a \$25,000 reward for his capture in connection with the murders of wings spot employee MD Yousef, 44, and bodega patron Tayvon Shuler, 33. Tina Moore

We are announcing an agreement we have reached with a bipartisan group of 52 attorneys general across US states, territories, and the District of Columbia, building on our longstanding efforts to empower parents and support teens.
Through this agreement, we have set out a path toward industry-wide commitments to further empower parents by introducing:
• A two-hour daily time limit
• Turning off access to our apps at night as a default
• No notifications during school hours
- Clear prompts and notifications to teens every 15 minutes of continuous screen time
- New parental supervision controls, so parents can decide how their teens use our apps
We want to ensure teens benefit from this new industry standard, but we cannot do it alone. These protections will only be truly effective if we work with our peers — TikTok and YouTube — to put the same measures in place.
All platforms should empower parents and support teens in these ways because we know that when teens are restricted on one app, they simply move to another. For meaningful progress to happen, we urge our peers to join us.

meta.com/TeenSafety
By GEOFF EARLE
Michigan Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel skipped her party's convention Saturday after saying she feared being booed, harassed and chased over her support for Israel — amid warnings of tense clashes over the Middle East.
"I don't feel safe going," Nessel, who is Jewish, warned late last month.
"I feel like my presence is not going to be welcomed. I don't want to get chased around. I don't want to get harassed. I don't want to get yelled and screamed at. I don't want to get booed off the stage, irrespective of what I'm saying. And I believe that if I go, that is what will happen because it's been happening to me."
Nessel cited a rise in antisemitism on the left and growth of far-right elements in advance of the party gathering.
Her decision came as Michigan Democrats took extraordinary security precautions for the convention following a rowdy April gathering and growing tensions over Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza.
A slate of party leaders signed a letter this week warning delegates against “disruptive behavior,” while a party email sent Aug. 26 threatened “zero tolerance and immediate ejection” for anyone violating its code of conduct.
Among the signers was US Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, who campaigned in part by slamming Israel.
The party also beefed up security, including law enforcement officers, entrance screening and security personnel throughout the venue, the Detroit News reported.
"Our Democratic ticket stands united on this — the rules will be enforced, without exception," party leaders said.
A trio of Democrats including Nessel called for an audit of results from the rowdy April convention, where delegates used a mobile phone app to vote on nominees.
Some conventioneers loudly booed Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.), who was in a tight primary battle with El-Sayed.
Saturday's convention itself was mostly a formality, as Nessel is barred from seeking another term because of term limits. But the gathering was expected to expose the party's deep divisions over Israel.
Earlier this month, following Nessel's announcement, Michigan rabbis and Jewish leaders urged the party to "ensure the safety" of Jewish delegates.
"We believe you need to make it clear, publicly, that anyone who chases, screams at, or otherwise harasses Jews at your convention will be arrested and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law," they wrote, the Jerusalem Post reported.
They added: "If Jews, including the highest-ranking Jewish state official in Michigan, are intimidated into staying away from your convention, it will not stop there."
El-Sayed, who is Muslim, addressed the issue after winning his primary election: "My commitment to Jewish safety is the same commitment that I have to the safety of my own daughters."
ELECTION 2026
By GEOFF EARLE
Radical Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's racially charged swipe at Second Lady Usha Vance is badly backfiring, threatening to alienate Michigan's 130,000 Indian-Americans and crucial female voters, insiders told The Post.
The unprovoked jab at the second lady exposed El-Sayed's own insecurities said one GOP insider, who accused the anti-Israel Democrat of victimizing women to look tough when he snidely posted to X: "So do we think JD is taking Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw, or no ..."
"I think Abdul has a Napoleon complex and he victimizes women to look tough instead of the actual men he claims to have a problem with," the insider told The Post.
Vance himself has yet to address the swipe at his wife — but he is expected to put El-Sayed on blast when he flies to Michigan Monday to campaign in the state's 10th Congressional District near Detroit, insiders told The Post.
El-Sayed racist rip at veep wife likely to backfire
"For sure" he's going to come out swinging, state GOP party co-chair Sunny Reddy told The Post. "He's going to see more reaction from the community," he said.
The swing state ranks third nationally in female voter participation, with 69% of women turning out, according to Census Bureau data, about 10 points above the national average.
Republicans see an opportunity to try to peel away South Asian voters from El-Sayed, whose parents are Egyptian immigrants, in a race that pits him against
AD-VANCES UGLY RHETORIC: Radical Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is getting backlash for posting to X: "So do we think JD [Vance] is taking [Second Lady] Usha with him back in time to meet Papaw, or no ..."
former Rep. Mike Rogers (R-Mich.).
El-Sayed (right) leads Rogers by less than a percentage point in the RealClearPolitics average.
Michigan state GOP chair Reddy said family members should be off limits.
"We may have differences. We attack

In an election cycle where young socialists have been knocking off members of the Old Guard, 80-year-old Massachusetts Sen. Ed Markey is out to prove he's radical enough to survive.
The oldest Dem seeking reelection this year partnered with AOC on her “Green New Deal” in 2019 and touts “Medicare for All,” which has become a rallying cry for the socialist wing of the party.
He is up by double digits in the polls against Marine Corps vet Rep. Seth Moulton (D-Mass.), 47, who faces off with Markey on Tuesday in the deep blue state — and began his campaign against him by calling him “too old.”
Moulton ran for president in 2019 and pulled the plug after four months. He is considered a centrist but says Democrats “need to fight Trump harder.”
A University of New Hampshire poll out last week shows 27% of Markey's voters back him for his politics or ideology, while 58% of Moulton supporters back him because of "age." Geoff Earle
ELECTION 2026

each other. But going to the family and the kids is a disaster," he fumed. "They are not the one running."
Reddy predicted it would hurt El-Sayed with middle-aged women, Indian-Americans and other ethnic groups, and other ethnic groups, and slammed him for dragging Usha's recent pregnancy into his attacks.
“Enough is enough,” he said, adding that the party is already working to put El-Sayed’s comments into an ad. The state party and Indian-American leaders demanded Friday that El-Sayed apologize.
Reddy was referencing another crude El-Sayed remark that brought up Usha — this one during the candidate's April appearance on "The Allen Analysis Show" podcast. "What do you think is going through Usha's head when [JD Vance] talks? She's like, 'Damn, I have to sleep with him,'" he said. "I guess she's pregnant so something is happening."
The nasty X attack, which relates to the vice president's late father James Lee Vance, known as "Pawpaw," ultimately fell flat on its face as Usha Vance deftly neutralized the smear.
She told Fox News in an interview last week she “kind of laughed” when she heard it — but then punctured the attack by saying how “incredibly loving” his children were to her and that the late Pawpaw would have done the same.
Vance invoked his Pawpaw on a trip to Ohio last Friday when he accused El-Sayed of saying if you criticize Sharia law “you’re a white supremacist.”
The Post reached out to El-Sayed's campaign for comment.
The Usha flap comes as El-Sayed is trying to insulate himself against critics from within his own party demanding he end his association with Hasan Piker, who is accused of antisemitism and said “America deserved 9/11.” He appeared with Reps. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), a prominent Jewish House member, and Debbie Dingell (D-Mich) in Ann Arbor on Thursday.
"Don't any reporter ask me again about Hasan Piker," Dingell told a crowd of supporters. "It's not what November is about."
Former Bill Clinton adviser James Carville wasn't so willing to sidestep the issue.
“I find this guy [El-Sayed] to be really, really troubling. I think he’d do himself some good if he made very clear the specific things that Hasan Piker said that he disagrees with, because I gotta tell you, they make me really, really uncomfortable,” Carville said on his “Politics War Room” podcast.
Comedian Bill Maher roasted lefty academics for trashing Western civilization — while enjoying the freedoms and institutions it created.
During Friday night's episode of HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher," he vented during a conversation about Israel with Wesleyan University President Michael Roth, who has criticized the "Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions"
movement against Israel that has flared at the elite Connecticut school and other campuses.
"Israel was known as an outpost of Western civilization," he told Roth.
"And that's what it was called. That was always a good thing. Now, I don't think it is," Maher said, referring to the changing perception of Israel amid its war against Hamas in Gaza that began after the Oct. 7 attacks.
"Western civilization — they talk about it like it's a bad thing, instead of saying Western civilization is what gave everyone who's a progressive the things they should be most proud of," Maher said.
Roth jumped in to say that "a lot of our students think just that."
Maher was incredulous. "I think they're learning it from my show," joked Maher. Geoff Earle

ALEXANDER VINDMAN
Blew millions on failed run.
Retired Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman managed to blow \$9 million trying to win the Democratic nomination for US Senate in Florida and still lost to a socialist — as records detail the squandered investments in pricey consultants, staff and TV ads that didn't even mention his opponent.
His July campaign finance report for his battle against Democratic Socialist of America convert and state Rep. Angie Nixon reveals the spending had no end: a bulging payroll of 18 staffers, \$650,000 in ad buys, and \$10,000 for a poll that his camp didn't release.
"There was very little effort that I saw with him to generate news stories that show his grasp of local issues and understanding how to solve them with government," said one Democratic operative, noting the transplant "never became Florida Vindman."
Vindman, who was a Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, became a “resistance hero” for Democrats after testifying during President Trump’s first impeachment about his “perfect” phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
He hauled in nearly \$2 million in the first 24 hours after launching his campaign in January — and had party leaders believing he could be a fundraising source and a draw for political crowds across the country. Geoff Earle
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CALL FOR CHANGE: New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin (below), who is Jewish, demanded the Met reconsider planning its annual fundraiser theme around John Galliano (right).
By CRAIG McCARTHY, KATHERINE DONLEVY and DAVID SPECTOR
Metropolitan Museum of Art executives are set to hold an emergency meeting Sunday over their decision to honor notorious “antisemite” John Galliano at their Met Gala next year, just as City Council Speaker Julie Menin slammed the institution for making a “serious mistake,” The Post learned.
Museum executives scheduled an impromptu session after growing fallout over their plans to host the “John Galliano: Horizons” exhibit at their Met Gala 2027 fundraiser in May, an insider confirmed to The Post.
Galliano was convicted of a hate crime in 2011 for drunkenly berating patrons at a Paris bar with antisemitic insults, and proclaiming "I love Hitler" in a disturbing incident that got him booted from his cushy gig at Dior.

Menin, in a scathing letter, demanded the Met reconsider planning the annual fundraiser's theme around the disgraced designer, telling organizer Anna Wintour that Galliano does not meet the standards of the prestigious museum.
"In a time of rampant anti-Semitism in our city, I believe honoring John Galliano is a serious mistake. I urge the Met to reconsider this decision as choosing to bestow the highest honor the museum has to someone who has a history of antisemitic and anti-Asian slurs only serves to fan the flames of hate and sends the message of a normalization of this type of conduct," Menin, who is Jewish, told The Post on Saturday.
The letter marks the first time the Menin has spoken out about the controversial exhibit, which will be on view at the Met for nine months next year.
"Anna Wintour must be
awfully comfortable embracing a Nazi-loving antisemite to put the prestige of the Met behind his rehabilitation," Brooke Goldstein, founder of End Jew Hatred, an organization that combats antisemitism, told The Post.
"It's in vogue to overlook antisemitism in this industry," Eitan Gutenmacher, executive director of Havura, a Jewish artists group, added.
The nod to Galliano will kick off with the annual Met Gala, typically hosted on the first Monday in May, which lands on May 3 next year, Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day.
Galliano would be the third living person to ever receive the solo retrospective, following Yves

Saint Laurent in 1983 and Rei Kawakubo in 2017.
Menin's demands were addressed to Wintour, as well as Max Hollein and Andrew Bolton, the respective CEO and Wendy Yu curator in charge of The Costume Institute at the Met.
The Met did not respond to The Post's request for comment.
Hollein, in a statement to The New York Times, said: "The Met has no tolerance for antisemitism, racism or prejudice of any kind."
The museum promised the exhibit would “directly address the rupture caused by his antisemitic, racist, and anti-Asian conduct” in 2010 and 2011. A spokesperson for Galliano denied the 2019 allegations to the Times.
John Butch, 63, allegedly lit himself on fire with the help of a "lighter accelerant" in the lobby of a building
The man who set himself on fire inside a Lower Manhattan office building has been arrested, the NYPD said Saturday.
A New York City-based Girl Scouts of the USA employee is suing the organization and her female boss whom she claims tried to bully her out of her job after learning she was pregnant.
that houses Google on Hudson Street near Vandam Street at around 3 p.m. Friday, cops said.
Munirah Samuel, 33, a customer-experience analyst since November 2025, met with supervisor Catherine Contrera, once a week and received glowing feedback about her work performance from her hiring until February 2026, she alleged in the Aug. 25 filing in Manhattan Supreme Court.
He has been charged with criminal mischief, arson and reckless endangerment, police said.
self-immolated inside the building, which also houses the NYPD's Internal Affairs Bureau, multiple people called 911 and first responders rushed him to Weill Cornell Medical Center, officials said.
Police confirmed Butch is not an NYPD employee.
After Butch allegedly ment there and was listed in stable condition, cops said.
Google occupies 410,556 square feet in the building, The Commercial Observer reported in 2024.
He is receiving burn treat-
“While the individual ap-
But the Bronx-based supervisor "abruptly" changed her tune at Samuel's mid-year review in April.
Upon announcing her pregnancy, “Contrera’s initial reaction was congratulatory and enthusiastic,” Samuel claimed in the lawsuit, adding that Contrera said she “wanted to keep her” and hoped she’d return after maternity leave.
"We are grateful to first responders." Tina Moore peared to be seeking access to another tenant's space in the building, we remain in close contact with local authorities," a Google spokesperson said in a statement Friday.
Contrera allegedly asked Samuel in June when she planned on taking maternity leave.
In the weeks that followed, Contrera allegedly scrutinized Samuel over minor mistakes and berated her for using work methods she had previously been instructed to use, Samuel claimed.
Contrera "for the first time" said she wasn't happy with Samuel's performance, accusing her of falling behind although her work proved that she was performing above expectations, the suit claims.
Samuel, who had her baby last week, said she planned to take her leave during the second week of August.
GSUSA gives employees up to 12 weeks of paid parental leave.
On June 30, just days later, Samuel was hit with a vague "final warning" that if she didn't improve her performance, she would be axed from the company.
Contrera and GSUSA did not return requests for comment. Samuel is suing for an unspecified monetary damages.
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SOMETIMES a meeting is just a meeting. And sometimes it's treason.
The meeting in question was between the Democrats' House minority leader, Hakeem Jeffries, and Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and adviser.
My first reaction to the news about the get-together was probably like that of most Americans. OK, two guys from opposite sides had a meeting. What's the big deal?
After all, people in Washington have meetings all the time. And perhaps Democrats and Republicans could get more done for the country if they often met privately instead of just shouting at each other during interviews and campaigns.
Ah, but the rules — and common sense — go out the window if you are the leader of House Dems in the era of Trump. Then you must be on a total war footing at all times.
Even the slightest deviation will provoke a storm of denunciations and threats to boot you from the job.
Consider the reaction from James Carville, who has migrated from Southern-fried endearing to absolute bonkers-land. He was early out of the gate in spotting a capital offense by Jeffries.
"You do not meet with them — don't have anything to do with them," Carville declared online.
He insisted that what Jeffries should have said is, "Any business we have is going to be conducted with you under oath."
Another nutso theme common among the critics, many of whom are from the party's ascendant far left, was that having the meeting proved Jeffries was not going to be tough enough on Trump even if Dems win the House.
They want blood and scalps, and if Jeffries isn't up to the job of being their Speaker, they'll find someone who is.
"Jared Kushner has no actual government job, he just uses his family connections to get money from gulf autocrats and fund corrupt deals. The only way [Jeffries] should work with him is with demands for documents and subpoenas," Tommy Vietor, a podcaster and former aide to Barack Obama, wrote on X.
Radical lefty Mehdi Hasan, whom CNN calls an “outspoken journalist,” despite his once saying that Israel’s war in Gaza was “worse” than the Holocaust, called Jeffries' meeting with Kushner "pathetic."


The nutty blowback dominated the party's reaction, putting the jittery Jeffries on defense. In a video post on X, he said that Kushner "asked for a meeting, and I took it to discuss the affordability crisis that exists that is not a hoax."
To make it clear he is still wholeheartedly at war with Trump, he felt compelled to add, "No one is going to get a pass. We're going to hold every single member of the Trump cartel accountable, beginning on Day 1."
Calling the administration a "cartel" is like throwing a bone to a pack of ravenous wolves. No surprise, they aren't satisfied and demand more.
To show that he is ready for battle, Jeffries also told CNN that he hasn't ruled out impeaching Trump if Democrats win control of the House.
Now that's more like it!
Promises to impeach the president and members of his cabinet have emerged as an obligatory vow for many of the party's midterm candidates. The sentiment is so widely shared that it is likely testing well in polls of committed and swing voters.
So much so that it's considered a near certainty that a move to investigate Trump and impeach him would be the first order of business under a Dem-controlled House.
Even if a majority voted yes on a bill of particulars, there is almost zero chance the Senate, regardless of which party has the majority, could muster the 67 votes needed to convict and remove him from office.
All of which raises the question of why Dems are committed to putting themselves on a course that is almost certain to fail. Especially when Trump, a consummate dealmaker, would certainly like to pass bipartisan legislation in his final two years, if only to bolster his legacy.
But if Dems take control and are laser-focused on impeachment and little else, they will miss a chance to get big things done with an eager and willing president.
Part of the problem so far is that most Dems have little confidence that they can win the fall midterms or the 2028 presidential election on the strength of their domestic and foreign policy agendas alone.
They are convinced that hating Trump, and proving it to voters every day, is their ace in the hole.
That obsession helps explain why so little attention has been paid to the sober explanation of why Jeffries and Kushner decided to meet.
They worked together on prison reforms in Trump's first term, and that history reportedly led a third party who knows both men to suggest they get together now to explore possible areas of agreement if Dems control the House for the last two years of Trump's current term.
Unfortunately, the blowback at Jeffries over a single meeting is a testament to how the rise of the socialist left has radicalized the entire party.
One indication is that there was zero interest from the left about what Jeffries and Kushner discussed, only unhinged madness that Jeffries dared to even meet with a representative of the devil.
The fury also underscores how serious the radicals are about gaining full control of the party's entire agenda. Compromise is verboten.
A fundraising email from a group called Justice Democrats illustrates how the left is committed to driving a wedge between Dems and Israel.
The email declares that the group's polling finds “a majority of Democratic voters in the first six states to vote in the 2028 party presidential primaries believe ‘Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians’ and that their voters “want a president who will completely cut off weapons to Israel.”
It goes on to denounce the Dems' congressional leaders, saying "Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and Sen. Chuck Schumer are deeply out of step with their own voters, prioritizing AIPAC over their constituents."
Neither man has done anything that could reasonably be described as “prioritizing AIPAC”—but reason and facts are not important to socialist revolutionaries.
They want to overthrow the American system and are confident they have the upper hand and don't feel any need to compromise.
That is why the uproar over Jeffries' meeting with Kushner has taken on such importance.
It's a marker that something as simple as talking to the other side will not be tolerated.
All of which spotlights the crucial importance of the midterms.
If antisemitic radicals such as Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed prevail, Dems will have walked into a trap of their own making and given Trump no reason to compromise with them.
By ELLA MORRISON
vaded her body.
A Bronx judge found a mother of two suffering from postpartum psychosis not guilty of killing her children in 2022, while jurors in Massachusetts are deliberating the fate of Lindsay Clancy, who has pleaded not guilty by reason of diminished capacity in the deaths of her children.
Dimone Fleming (inset),
26, was found not responsible by mental disease or defect in court Monday for the deaths of Daishawn Fleming, 3, and Octavius Canada, 11-months, The New York Times reported.

On the night of the killings, Fleming was "grossly psychotic and out of touch with reality," according to psychiatrist Eric Goldsmith.
Similarly, “Ms. Fleming believed her actions were necessary to protect or ‘cleanse’ her children,” according to a forensic psychiatric report written by doctors hired by the defense.
Goldsmith — who evaluated Fleming at the request of the prosecution — said she was hallucinating, became convinced that the world was coming to an end and believed a spirit had in-
Before the killings, Fleming had been treated at a Queens hospital for two months, where she was diagnosed with major depressive disorder and pre-
scribed psychotropic medication, the Times reported, citing court records.
She did not take her medication as prescribed and instead used marijuana daily, which report-
edly exacerbated her mental-health symptoms.
Mental examinations ordered by both the prosecution and defense determined Fleming was in a state of psychosis at the time of the killings.
Fleming killed the boys on the night of Nov. 26, 2022, in her apartment in a shelter.
While she will avoid prison, Fleming could likely remain hospitalized for months or years.
Thirteen hostages — including six children and seven women — have been freed by a Haitian gang following a murderous rampage that left 47 dead and more than 50 others abducted in a once-tranquil farming community outside Port-au-Prince.
The group released late Friday from Kenscoff includes three toddlers under the age of 2, a 7-year-old and two teenage girls, UNICEF confirmed.
While the release offers a "rare moment of hope," Yannig Dussart, UNICEF's deputy representative in Haiti, said it remains a “stark reminder of the scale and frequency of attacks on children across the country.”
Working alongside community leaders, UNICEF secured the freedom of the women and children.
The fate of the remaining hostages remains uncertain.
The mass abduction has further destabilized a nation teetering on collapse since the 2021 assassination of President Jovenel Moise.
The kidnapping has been chillingly unpredictable; some victims are freed without ransom, while others are executed even after payments are made.
Daniel Cody
By SARA NATHAN
ENNIFER ANISTON is not afraid to flaunt her boyfriend Jim Curtis — and their romance is a far cry from how private she was in previous relationships.
Just don't expect her to see a wedding ring on her finger anytime soon. Or ever.
The “Friends” icon has been dating the hypnotherapist and transformational life coach for more than a year and is blissfully in love, sources tell Page Six.
"They're still very, very happy," said a source in the know. "But they have no intention of ever getting married — Jen swears she will never get married again."
Twice-wed Aniston, 57, normally keeps her personal life under wraps.
But she's boldly going public with this relationship — on Wednesday, she will interview Curtis at The 92nd Street Y in Manhattan.
The event is billed as “An Evening with Jim Curtis” and celebrating the hypnotherapist’s new book, “The Book of Possibility.” Page Six is told tickets sold out as soon as they went on sale.
The couple were first seen cuddling at a hotel in Big Sur, Calif., in July 2025. This is the first-long term relationship for the A-lister since her divorce from Justin Theroux in 2018, after three years of marriage. She was previously wed to Brad Pitt from 2000 until 2005.
But insiders say Curtis provides something her movie star exes didn't.
"This relationship is succeeding on so many levels because it's got things that Jen's never had before," said the source.
"She doesn't feel like she has to work to impress him or keep him [like she did with Theroux, 55] She doesn't feel like she has to compete with other, more famous women who are after him."
Pitt famously left Aniston for Angelina Jolie, his co-star in "Mr. and Mrs. Smith."


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FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS: Jennifer Aniston is set to host a talk with her boyfriend, hypnotherapist Jim Curtis, in the city this week. The two vacationed this summer (below) with famous pals including Courteney Cox and Jason Bateman.

“And most of all,” the source said, “she never ever questions where she stands with him — he has zero hesitation about letting her know that he is crazy about her and is totally devoted.”
And while he's not as famous as her exes, dating Aniston has put Curtis in the spotlight.
In June, he appeared on "The Kelly Clarkson Show" on NBC to hawk his book, and insiders said his high-profile romance had undoubtedly given his career a boost.
That newfound fame comes with a price, though — outlets expect him to talk about his girlfriend as well as himself and his own career.
Asked about their “origin story,” Curtis told the “Today” show’s Craig Melvin of Aniston, “We were just introduced by friends … We found out we had mutual friends, and we started to just chat and it took a long time.”
He's also been ushered into the upper echelons of Aniston's Hollywood life, joining her and her friends like Courteney Cox and Jason Bateman on vacation in July.
The group, which also included actor Pedro Pascal, was spotted enjoying a luxury yacht trip off the coast of Mallorca, Spain.
And this week, Curtis joined Aniston and her former “Friends” co-stars Cox and Lisa Kudrow for dinner at the swanky Tower Bar at Hollywood’s Sunset Tower hotel, Aniston’s favorite LA haunt. Bateman and his wife, Amanda Anka, were also there, along with Will Arnett.
Despite all of this, the source said of Curtis, “He doesn’t play games, doesn’t do hard-to-get, doesn’t try to make himself seem bigger by expecting [Aniston] to shrink herself. He is in no way threatened by her fame and has no illusions that he’s the one who needs to join her world, not expect her to change to suit him. He loves her for exactly who she is.”
On "Today," when Melvin pointed out that Curtis was smiling and "kind of blushing" while talking about Aniston, Curtis laughed and said, "Yeah, I sure am."
In November 2022, Aniston admitted that she did not want to marry again, but said she would "love a relationship."
"Never say never, but I don't have any interest," Aniston said when asked by Allure magazine if she would ever tie the knot. "I'd love a relationship. Who knows? There are moments I want to just crawl up in a ball and say, 'I need support.'
"It would be wonderful to come home and fall into somebody's arms and say, 'That was a tough day,' she added.
Curtis, a divorced dad-of-one, often uses a cane and walks with a limp due to a severe, undiagnosed spinal condition he developed at age 22.
Doctors found lesions on his spinal cord and the condition led to chronic nerve damage, muscle spasms and near-paralysis, prompting a long and painful physical recovery.
During his appearance on Clarkson's show, Curtis said he had used hypnosis to combat his chronic pain.
"Transformation work really is changing your beliefs so you can change your reality," he said on the show. "You saw me walk out there [on stage]. Just a few years ago I wouldn't have walked out because I had shame and fear around what I would look like, around my own disability.
"And then when I changed my beliefs, when I started to love myself, when I started to see it as a super power — look what's possible, I'm here today."
It's this positive mindset that has helped Aniston feel sure about herself and in their relationship, another friend said.
Last November, “The Morning Show” star spoke about Curtis to Elle for its 2025 Women in Hollywood honors, calling him “quite extraordinary.”
"Hypnotism is one of the many things that he does," she said. "He's quite extraordinary, and helps many, many people.
"He's very special, very normal, and very kind and wants to help people heal, move through their trauma and stagnation into clarity."
She added, "It's a beautiful thing to commit your life to."
The actress recently finished filming the fifth season of the Apple TV+ series "The Morning Show," in which she plays TV anchor Alex Levy.
Due next year, it's been announced as the final season of the series — leaving lots of time to devote to her personal life.
But even as their romance goes from strength to strength, another friend revealed, "Jen also has been clear with Jim that she is never getting married again.
“She has zero interest in that institution and is never going back. He more than understands and his belief in soul mates and spiritual connections makes him more than amenable to the fact that a piece of paper is unnecessary.”
THE BATTLE FOR IRAN
By KATHERINE DONLEVY
The weight of the US' "asphyxiation" on Iran's economy has been suffocating, the country's president admitted to state media in reports Saturday.
President Masoud Pezeshkian confessed that Tehran's economy has been dealt a massive blow since the US imposed a military blockade six months ago — despite insisting days earlier that the campaign would have no impact on Iran.
"Some say sanctions have no effect at all; to those people, I really don't know what to say," Pezeshkian told state TV in an interview late Friday, according to the AFP.
"We are in a war situation, and we must accept these wartime conditions."
Pezeshkian's comments come after the US launched what President Trump termed an “economic D-Day” of crippling sanctions this week against the Iranian regime.
The Iranian president also said that Iran's exports and imports had shrunk by $25 - 35\%$ since the US forces initiated a naval blockade of Iranian ports, according to the outlet.
Tehran has only been able to sell 90 million barrels of oil — its biggest export — during the short-lived memorandum of understanding reached with the US that provided a 60-day cease-fire in June, he noted.
Pezeshkian suggested raising — and in some cases doubling — the price of petrol to make up for the massive losses.
By comparison, US forces have helped nearly 1,500 commercial vessels safely transit the Strait of Hormuz “by providing coordinated protection,” allowing nearly 750 million barrels of crude oil to make it out, according to a Thursday night update from US Central Command Adm. Brad Cooper.
Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei, meanwhile, called on Pezeshkian's government to take control of the situation — after annual inflation rose to 66% last month.
"There is the need to seriously address the chain of economic and livelihood challenges, such as inflation, unemployment, management of prices and the market for goods and services," according to a written statement attributed to the supreme leader, who has not been seen publicly since the February attack that killed his father, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
The Iranian government on Saturday, however, pledged it would not retreat in its war with the US — and would focus on curbing inflation, creating jobs and investing in domestic production.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled Operation Economic Outcast on Monday — an “economic asphyxiation” campaign against Iran that Pezeshkian initially claimed, "will not achieve anything."
"We will stand firm against economic pressures, as we have done so far and will continue to do," Pezeshkian, 71, told state media Wednesday.
The Trump administration is hoping to choke off revenue streams to the Iranian regime by pressuring secondary countries to stop making oil, energy and
OUCH: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian (bottom) told the country that it "must accept these wartime conditions" as inflation rises.

business deals with Tehran.
The Treasury imposed sanctions on Egypt's Banque Misr for doing business with Tehran, proposing a rule that would cut off the bank's branches in the United Arab Emirates from dollar transactions.
Egypt's central bank said it was reviewing the sanctions notice, which was limited to Banque Misr UAE's US dollar transactions with correspondent banks only. With Wires
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Finland and Israel have quietly extended their bilateral defense agreement for a decade, according to local media.
The deal, signed without a public announcement from the Nordic nation's defense ministry, triggered fierce backlash from the country's left-wing opposition.
Under the pact, which was first signed in 2013 and again 2019 — each time for five years — the two countries cooperate in the research, development and procurement of military products.
Finland's left-wing opposition called the deal a "historic shame."
"When we demanded pressure on Israel, the government tightened cooperation. When we demanded that dependencies on Israel be reduced, the government deepened them," said Green League chair Sofia Virta, according to Helsinki Times.
"The silence does not surprise me because the chosen line is intolerably shameful," chair of the Left Alliance Minja Koskela added.
But Finland's defense minister called it standard practice between countries with established defense ties.
"We have cooperation documents with 40 countries, and Israel has long been one of them," said Antti Häkkänen, according to Finnish public broadcaster Yle.
"It is not a dramatic new policy."
The two countries began laying the groundwork to renew the agreement in 2024, when the previous deal was set to expire.
The new memorandum runs until 2034. Gabrielle Fahmy
While carrying out an operation related to what police described as a “violent family conflict” in Silwan, a village in East Jerusalem, officers came upon an ancient burial cave, the Israel Police, Israel’s civilian law enforcement agency, said Aug. 24.
The operation followed a deadly clash between feuding families that erupted into gunfire and Molotov cocktail attacks, according to The Jerusalem Post.
Officers then found the burial cave beneath a building — along with other “archaeological finds.”
"An initial examination indicates that the graves date to the Second Temple period," police said. Fox News

An adorable 2-week-old kitten went viral for getting rescued and then adopted by Ohio construction workers who fitted her with a tiny safety vest and hard hat with holes for her ears.
In a series of Instagram videos, RiverReach Construction chronicles the fur baby's journey, which started back in July.
When operating supervisor Chase Guello was checking on equipment before heading out to work, he heard the feline — who was trapped in their Komatsu excavator — crying for help.
Guello looked into the Komatsu's engine and saw the creature walking inside the turret, so he laid underneath it and unscrewed its 100-pound skid plates, and then kicked them out — and the orange cat, whom they named Sue, fell out.
Two days after her rescue, Guello announced a poll on what her name should be.
After a week, he revealed the winning name of “Komatsu,” the brand of the vehicle she got stuck in, saying, “We’re gonna call her Sue for short.”
The brand Komatsu even sent Sue merch (photo), including “the world’s smallest safety vest” and “a little baby hard hat,” which Guello unboxed in a video.
Angela Barbuti
By TINA MOORE
Assaults on Gotham's elderly are up $14\%$ compared to last year — and have skyrocketed $143\%$ over the same span in 2018, according to NYPD data obtained by The Post.
Assaults on elderly rising quickly: NYPD
There have been 2,112 felony assaults on one of the city's most vulnerable groups so far this year, compared to 1,853 in the period last year, the data show. There were only 870 assaults on seniors in the same span of 2018.
Nearly 80% of the 2,112 assaults in 2026 have led to an arrest, and the NYPD said many of them are being committed by repeat offenders.
"This is happening because the same perps keep getting arrested and released through this revolving criminal justice system that seems to prioritize the rights of criminals over law-abiding citizens," said retired NYPD detective and John Jay College of Criminal Justice adjunct professor Michael Alcazar.


WANTED: These four people are suspects in attacks on the elderly in New York City this year and are being sought by the NYPD.
"The mentally ill are left out in the wild and New Yorkers must keep their heads on a swivel and be vigilant in avoiding this population. Seniors end up becoming low-hanging fruit and easy pickings for the criminals."
In 2025, 462 suspects were arrested for three or more felony assaults in a year. That was a 192% increase over the 158 individuals arrested for three or more felony assaults in 2018, according to the NYPD.
Felony assaults against NYC's elderly have skyrocketed since 2018:
2018 | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026
870 | 925 | 943 | 1,109 | 1,330 | 1,445 | 1,708 | 1,853 | 2,112
"The reoffending rate for felony assault is up $50\%$ this year," a police source said, meaning a person commits a felony assault and then another crime within 30 days. "That's an astronomical increase."
Former NYPD crime analyst supervisor Christopher Herrmann called the elderly assaults concerning because major crime in the city overall is down 6% so far this year, according to NYPD data.
"What we're seeing is a concentration of violence among a particularly vulnerable population," said Herrmann, a John Jay associate professor. "The senior population has grown ... but nowhere near enough to explain a 143% increase in assaults."
New York City's population aged 65 and older grew by nearly half a million seniors in the last two decades, an increase of $53\%$ , according to the state Comptroller's Office.
About a third of this year's assaults on the elderly were related to domestic violence, the NYPD said.
But many of the crimes were stranger assaults.
In one case, a loon punched an 81-year-old woman he didn't know in the face after starting a tiff with her on a Jackson Heights, Queens, street around 7:45 a.m. July 16, police said. The brute then socked her in the head before fleeing.
"At this rate, elderly assaults in New York City have no ends in sight and it's going to take more than the NYPD," Alcazar said. "The mayor's other agencies need to step up."
A Florida high school teacher who had sex with a 17-year-old student on campus was sentenced to seven years in prison and 15 years of probation Thursday.
Heather Mashburn-Smith, 37, pleaded guilty Tuesday to unlawful activity with a minor following her arrest in April, when authorities alleged she had sexual relations with the student on Port Charlotte HS' campus twice that month, according to ABC7.
"What this woman has done is not just unlawful, it is damaging to the students and staff around her," Charlotte County Sheriff Bill Prummell said of the educator. "This individual took advantage of that vulnerability and preyed on one of the people she was entrusted to protect."
The age of consent in Florida is 18.
After her April 29 arrest,
Mashburn-Smith gave a "full, post-Miranda confession" to authorities and was charged with unlawful activity with minors, enhanced to a first-degree felony because she's a teacher, according to the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office.
Daniel Cody
President Trump will serve as "Honorary Chairman" of the PGA Tour's Presidents Cup next month in Chicago, the White House announced Saturday.
The White House blasted out the news, which Trump posted on his Truth Social platform Saturday. The golf tournament, held every two years, pits US players against an international team (minus Europe, which plays in the Ryder Cup).
"This will be a particularly exciting event. Both teams are 'loaded' with Talent," Trump said about the event which is slated to be held Sept. 22-27 at Medinah Country Club.
That comes days after Trump hosts the Irish Open. Geoff Earle

A Park Avenue lady named society clothier Dennis Basso in her will, Page Six hears.
The insider told us it turned out to be a show-stopping lynx for \$190,000. (His lynx
Fisdell was one of Basso's first clients, and he told Page Six she was also one of his closest friends.
A source told us that shortly before her death, she went to Basso's store at East 58th Street and Madison Avenue and asked to buy his most expensive coat.
We're told uptown fixture Greta "Gigi" Fisdell, who died in late June, left a fur coat worth nearly a quarter-million dollars to the legendary designer as a tribute to their friendship.
But Fisdell never took possession of the lavish garment. Instead, we hear, she left the coat, along with some more money, to Basso.
“She preferred to live a private life, and she’d prefer her life to remain private even after she passed away,” Basso told Page Six when reached for comment.
pieces go for up to \$250,000.)
Friends posted tributes online saying Fisdell had been “traveling in Europe” around the time of her death, and they remembered her as a woman of old-school glamour and impeccable taste. She was a familiar sight at Manhattan luncheons, charity events and fashion gatherings.
She and her late husband, Irving “Chic” Fisdell, a prominent executive who served as the chairman of the board of Atlas Hardware Company, were regarded as a stylish society couple. They got married in 1961, and Chic died in 2003.
“She was a wonderful person and a very private person,” said Basso, who added that it’s the policy of his company not to comment on clients’ purchases.
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WHILE many taut New Yorkers have tackled weight loss and conquered facial lines, we hear the latest treatment is all about the hands. Dr. David Shafer told us Density, a "dual-mode radiofrequency" treatment from Jeisys Medical, "works by stimulating collagen deep in the skin" to help "restore volume and smooths out crepey texture." He said it's all about "making hands look more youthful, which is a key red flag after face rejuvenation if the hands do not match. The goal is to align their appearance with a rejuvenated face and neck." We hear the treatments have also been a hit since they can be done on lunch break and require no downtime.
Basso is a celebrated designer known for his glamorous fur creations and longtime ties to Manhattan society. He has dressed generations of celebrities, socialites and style icons, including Liza Minnelli and Elizabeth Taylor.
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TWO hit restaurants of the summer are joining forces. Babe's, the eight-seat Sag Harbor diner that saw Meg Ryan and Emma Roberts (above), will serve food from Ronnie's, owned by Kith founder Ronnie Fieg. "Ronnie's dishes, especially the sandwiches, are both reminiscent of my favorite foods from my childhood and the flavors that I feel define New York," Fieg told us. "Babe's has its own very New York essence out East. Bringing those two perspectives together felt like a unique opportunity to create something that felt both familiar and entirely new."


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FAST food “breastaurant” chain Hooters is going to Hollywood. Casting is underway for “Hooters: The Movie,” an indie flick offering a fictionalized version of the events behind the founding of the wing empire. It’s being produced by Hooters co-founder Ed Droste, who also co-wrote the script. The chain was founded by Droste and five partners, known as the Hooters 6, in 1983. But Lisa London and Catherine Stroud are currently casting for the roles of (fictional) Ted and Lenny. Hooters filed for bankruptcy in 2025.
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SONJA Morgan hosted a “doggie birthday party” for Kelly Bensimon’s 10-year-old pup, Tarzan. The party was filmed with all the former “Real Housewives of New York City” ladies for their new show “The Golden Life” at the Dog Store’s Hamptons location, nicknamed Dog Beach, in Wainscott. Bensimon arranged for her adorable puppy to get a blow-out from the store’s co-owner Michael Byrne, before showing off her “baby” to all the stars from the show, including Ramona Singer (above) and Luann de Lesseps, whose daughter Victoria came with her four-legged friend Violet. Candace Bushnell, who also appears on the show, came bearing gifts. The party barked on from 1 to 4 p.m., and you’ll see it on “Golden Life” Season I this fall.
IT'S amazing they have any time left to play tennis. The pro players in New York for the US Open have been all over town playing all manner of games (some invented for the occasion) for brands and corporate
biggest names have been playing pickleball, ping-pong and even an “ice cream sundae showdown.” At the Hyatt Regency in Times Square, Alycia Parks, Barbora Krejcikova and McCartney Kessler played pickleball with guests. At the Branch club at the ark Terrace Hotel, tennis players Belinda Bencic, Martin Damm, Tomas Etcheverry and Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard played ping-pong. Even four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka grabbed a paddle to play Gayle King at ping-pong at the Baccarat Hotel’s
Petit Slam. And Elena Rybakina, Flavio Cobolli, Karen Khachanov and Matteo Arnaldi faced off in “The Pros Serve” ice cream sundae contest at The Parliament. Celebs not known for tennis are also getting in on the court cash. “Summer House” star Kyle Cooke DJ’d the World of Hyatt Clubhouse, while Van Leeuwen ice cream served its Honeycomb Fudge Slam. Let’s just hope they have energy left for Flushing.

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HEN a grand apartment at the Baccarat Hotel & Residences caught the eye of boxing legend Floyd Mayweather Jr. (right), he agreed to rent it for a year — for a hefty \$100,000 a month.
There was just one condition: The deal had to be signed that very day, so May-weather could move in that evening. It was just before Christmas in 2024.
Mayweather, the undefeated boxing champ who earned more than \$1.1 billion over the years and became a real estate investor, is one of the best paid athletes of all time. But that hasn't stopped his former landlords at the Baccarat, who are suing the boxing champ in New York State Supreme Court for breach of contract over allegations of unpaid rent.
Mayweather's lawyer, Bobby Samini, declined to comment.
In addition, Mayweather is currently facing a \$7.27 million IRS lien for unpaid federal taxes tied to 2018 and 2023, and in May, he sued his former investment advisor, Jona Rechnitz, and others for \$175 million amid allegations of fraud, theft, and mismanagement of funds and assets including jewelry, a jet and real estate. (Rechnitz denies wrongdoing. In a statement, his lawyer Morris Missry said Mayweather's claims "are utterly baseless.")
It appears Mayweather's most recent financial disputes may have begun at the Baccarat home.
On the day that Mayweather decided he needed to rent the Baccarat residence, he was staying nearby at the Plaza Hotel.
"He was in a big rush. Floyd was adamant that he needed the keys. He's a very impulsive guy and decided he just had to have it right then," said a source close to the deal.
Known as the Gemstone Terrace, the five-bedroom, 4,178-square-foot spread at 20 W. 53rd St. came with an eat-in chef's kitchen, five marbled baths, two marbled powder rooms and a 3,100-square-foot terrace.
"It was a lot of work, but we made it happen," Compass broker Brian K. Lewis, who at the time shared the Baccarat listing with Ryan Garson, also of Compass, told Gimme.
“Jona spearheaded the search,” Garson said. “He saw the apartment at 8:30 a.m. and said the deal was contingent on having Floyd move in that day. We negotiated all day using creative strategies to accelerate the approval process and move him in the same day.”
Mayweather arrived around 6 p.m. that
There were no complaints," Garson added. Rent was paid from December through June.
That's when Mayweather allegedly stopped paying and broke the lease, said the brokers and their clients.
In a summons with notice filed in January in New York State Supreme Court, the landlords, David and Leila Centner — through their two LLCs, Perpetual Love Investments LLC and Perpetual Love Condo LLC — claim that Mayweather signed a settlement agreement, which was submitted as an exhibit in the court documents, acknowledging \$515,834.25 in unpaid rent and damages.
It also claims that Mayweather agreed to pay the amount in full and vacate the apartment by Dec. 2, 2026. But, the Centners allege, while Mayweather left the apartment, and made one single \$100,000 payment, he never paid the full amount that he owed. Mayweather has not commented on the allegations and his lawyer did not return calls.
The summons also noted that the Cent-
Today, the apartment — which May-weather had told the Centners that he wanted to buy, is being rented for \$140,000 to another tenant, sources said. What's more, it's also in contract to sell, Gimme can
"After [Leila] spoke to him, [Mayweather] signed an agreement to take care of it [to pay what he owed]. He left the apartment, but he failed to make the payments that he had committed to," said a source.
ners sued May- weather for \$337,736.13 for breach of con- tract. In an in- terview with Gimme Shelter, Leila said she had hoped the issue would have been re- solved without a lawsuit. That amount sub- tracts the \$100,000 pay- ment plus the \$100,000 secu- rity deposit from the amount owed,
evening, clad in Versace and carrying a Gucci duffle bag. He wrote a check to the owners for \$200,000 — the first month's rent and a security deposit — and signed a separate agreement with a staging company for the furniture, the brokers said.
"He moved right in then and there. The staff loved him.
she said.
reveal exclusively. While the final
price is not yet known, it was last asking \$24.99 million with listing broker Rena Kliot of Pulse International Realty, who declined to comment.
Mayweather's rental deal with the Centners was negotiated through Mayweather's investment advisor Rechnitz, a former FBI informant who had once been a top campaign donor to Bill de Blasio — who called Rechnitz a "brother" in emails. That was before Rechnitz was accused of trying to bribe NYPD officials with hookers on private jets; he pleaded guilty in 2016 for his role in the so-called NYPD corruption scandal.
At first, the monthly rental checks stopped coming in because Mayweather said he would purchase the unit. The rent payments would supposedly be tied to a sale, said the brokers and other sources.
But as it became clear that Mayweather wasn't going to buy the apartment, the Centners wanted him to pay the rent and damages they were owed. Although Mayweather moved out when he said he would, he never paid what he owed, and the Centners sued for breach of contract in New York State Court in January, according to the summons.
“Floyd is really nice, friendly and hospitable, a great guy. But Jona was calling the shots. They were talking about buying the apartment and the one next door. There was no reason to believe it wouldn't happen, but it was all hot air, and then the balloon deflated,” Garson said.
In an interview with Gimme Shelter, Leila said that when she ultimately reached May-weather, he seemed genuinely surprised to hear that the rent payments had stopped.
"I think that may have tipped him off that something was wrong," Leila said, alleging that Mayweather then made one payment, and then simply stopped paying. The case remains ongoing.

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POLAND HORROR: Grim tally of US forces' sex assaults.
By GEOFF EARLE
More than a quarter of sexual assaults involving US troops deployed overseas last year took place in Poland — a growing hub of the nation's security posture in Europe, jarring new military data reveal.
Reported assaults in Poland hit 73 last year as the US added 10,000 troops to bolster NATO's eastern flank from the neighboring war in Ukraine and where new bases are under consideration, according to the data — which also show sexual assaults among US service members down slightly worldwide by about 2%.
The data comes from an annual report on sexual assault reports in the military required by Congress.
The number of sex assaults in Poland is twice as many as in any other country where US troops are deployed, and it's the third year it has led all nations, Task and Purpose reported.
There are currently three times as many US troops in Germany as there are in Poland, with about 35,000 stationed there.
Congressional aides who closely monitor the issue could not readily explain why the problem is so acute in Poland — with individual cases under-scoring the problem. The country has seen a rapid expansion of US forces, and has had some close calls with Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine.
In just one incident in Poland, Army Sgt. Ulrich Kameni, a petroleum supply specialist, pleaded guilty in June to assaulting two women and maltreatment of another. He was sentenced to three years in prison after a military court-martial at Camp Kosciuszko.
Across the entire War Department, including those serving at home, there were 7,998 reports of sexual assault involving troops, down 2% from 8,196 in fiscal 2024.
There was enough evidence to take disciplinary action against 1,321 individuals investigated for sexual assault, according to the report, which also drew on a worldwide Department of War survey.
The real number of assaults is believed to be higher. About a third of those who said they experienced unwanted sexual contact reported it, according to survey results.
Poland isn't the only overseas location reporting significant numbers of sexual assaults involving US troops.
Kuwait and Qatar, where military bases have been under repeated fire from Iran, also ranked among the countries with higher tallies, the data show.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY), who has pushed on the issue for years, said the overall decline in reported assaults was encouraging, adding that the numbers “appear to show meaningful movement in the right direction.”
They're a bunch of "sick" puppies.
Gen Z workers are far more likely to fake an illness to get out of work than their elders — even when they're fine, a new report revealed.
Around 80 percent of those polled under the age of 29 admitted to calling out sick at least once during the past year — when they weren't actually too under the weather to show up to the office.
Only about 40 percent of the 55-64 crowd, comprised of Gen Xers and younger Boomers, confessed to doing the same, according to research conducted by Merlin Strategy for Britain's Center for Social Justice.
The real reasons the junior job jilters decided to absent themselves included being tired (79 percent, compared to 40 percent of the olds), burned out (77 percent, compared to 45 percent), attending a job interview (over 50 percent), and even nursing a hangover (52 percent).
More than 2,000 9-to-5ers were asked if they'd flubbed the truth with employers — and more than four out of five Gen Z drones 'fessed up.
And the younger their age, the less they cared about calling out — 39 percent of the under-25 crowd said they'd taken at least five sick days in the past year. David Landsel


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By GEOFF EARLE
A California woman who unknowingly provided rental housing to a pair of Saudi 9/11 hijackers is speaking out about the way the pair ingrained themselves, by being “very, very friendly,” into the unsuspecting community of neighbors.
"I would have cookies and tea with them," admitted Holly Ratchford, who managed the San Diego-area Parkwood Apartments where the hijackers lived, in her first public comments on her brush with terror.
"It wasn't like they were just someone that came into the office and rented from us," she told the BBC.
Ratchford rented units in the complex, where she also lived, to Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, who were part of the five-man terror team that hijacked American Airlines Flight 77 and horrifically crashed it into the Pentagon, killing 184.
She was introduced to the pair by a Saudi national, Omar al-Bayoumi, who moved into the complex in
1999 — and whose government connections are central to a lawsuit by 9/11 victims' families who blame the Saudi government for being complicit in the terror attacks, which will be marked by their 25th anniversary next month.
Years later, she still recalls how the terrorists blended in. "There was absolutely nothing unusual about them. They were nice, they were polite," she said.
Al-Bayoumi also appeared to snow her, claiming to be a student while covering up his government ties, which some investigators believe lined up with involvement in Saudi intelligence.
"I bought into everything that he told me," Ratchford said. "I really thought that's how he was."
Al-Bayoumi had a townhouse by the pool in the complex, and would regularly attend pool parties Ratchford hosted, the outlet reported.
According to her account, al-Bayoumi vouched for his two terrorist buddies when they at first tried to rent a one-bedroom apartment from Ratchford by paying in cash, saying he knew them from his mosque.
turbance.
A South Carolina cop died and another was wounded in a shootout with a gun-wielding career criminal also killed in the crossfire, according to police and local reports.
Gunshots rang out near the South East Park area of Columbia, SC, Saturday morning when the officers went to check on a domestic-violence complaint.
The slain cop was identified as Officer Christopher DeLong, 29.
His backup, David Dym-ock, is in stable condition.
The fatal encounter began at 9:27 a.m. when officers were dispatched to a dis-
A female caller reported that 33-year-old Adam Downey, against whom she had a restraining order, was inside her home destroying her property.
DeLong arrived to find him gone, but nearby spotted a man and vehicle matching the victim's descriptions.
Four minutes later, Dym-ock radioed dispatch that both officers had been hit and the suspect was down.
Downey had a lengthy criminal history with arrests spanning multiple states, and was out on bond at the time of the shooting.
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By JON LEVEY
or nearly two decades, the last place any player wanted to be was locked in a tug-of-war with Novak Djokovic. The longer the match, the more physical the battle, the inevitable he became.
Now, at 39, the physical battle has turned inward.
The meticulously maintained body that carried Djokovic to a men's record 24 Grand Slam titles may be the biggest obstacle standing between him and No. 25.
Last week's Cincinnati Open was to be Djokovic's pre-US Open tuneup. In his first match since Wimbledon, he was cruising against heavy underdog Thiago Agustin Tirante when his body suddenly began to betray him. During an exhausting 18-minute service game at 1-1 in the second set, Djokovic struggled visibly in the heat and humidity, eventually receiving medical attention and appearing to vomit in a towel. He soldiered on, but Tirante rallied for a 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 upset victory.
What Djokovic revealed afterward was more concerning than the loss.
"It's just a condition that I have, health-wise, that has been bothering me for the past couple of years," he said, adding that it causes "a lot of issues, especially when it is humid and it is hot."

He offered no diagnosis or additional explanation. Now, with the US Open just days away, those around the Tour are left wondering what it could mean for Djokovic and the tournament.
"If it's a chronic illness, what is it? And how's that going to hold up over three out of five sets for two weeks?" Paul Annacone, a coach and former player who currently works with American Taylor Fritz, told The Post.
Patrick McEnroe, a former player and longtime ESPN analyst, was struck by how badly Djokovic appeared to be suffering in Cincinnati
"He seemed quite sick," McEnroe told The Post. "Maybe he had some sort of a virus, and anytime you play in the heat that would exacerbate that a ton."
Still, McEnroe expects Djokovic to be “pretty dialed in for New York,” where a likely slate of night matches could provide relief from any sweltering conditions.
Typically, Cincinnati would sound another alarm in an increasingly familiar discussion about Djokovic's potential retirement. He's pushing 40, hasn't won a tournament this season and has played only 20 matches all year.
Except these are not normal circumstances.
Jannik Sinner, the world No. 1 and reigning Wimbledon
champion, has withdrawn from the US Open with a right knee injury. Carlos Alcaraz, the
BREAKING POINT: Earlier this month at the Cincinnati Open, Novak Djokovic suffered from mysterious health issues.
defending champion and the man who defeated Djokovic in this year's Australian Open final, will play his first competitive tournament in more than four months after a right wrist injury sidelined him. The two have combined to win 10 of the last 11 Grand Slam titles.
Of Djokovic's nine Slam losses since his last major title, four were against Sinner and
against himer all three against Alcaraz. With his two biggest hurdles either absent or under-prepared, Djokovic —
Mariano Navone, a 25-year-old Argentinian who is ranked 48, in the first round on Sunday — has a golden opportunity.
"This is exactly the scenario that validates his continuing to play," Jon Wertheim, a Sports Illustrated writer and tennis podcaster who has covered Djokovic since he turned pro in 2003, told The Post. "You catch a couple of breaks in the draw — Sinner's not here, Alcaraz is a big question mark. And suddenly, maybe this is the 25th major. Maybe this is the set of circumstances he's been waiting for."
That Djokovic remains in the conversation as a true contender is remarkable on its own. His last major title came at the 2023 US Open, yet he has continued to reach the business end of the sport's biggest tournaments with a consistency never seen from a player his age. This season, he reached the Australian Open final — beating Sinner in the

STILL IN THE GAME: At age 39, Novak Djokovic is still a contender, playing impressively in Grand Slam matches, but he's clearly not as fierce as he once was.
If ever there were an chance in recent tennis history for Djokovic to win a 25th Grand Slam, it would be now. Top seed Jannik Sinner (left) is out with a knee injury. Defending champ Carlos Alcaraz (right) is just coming back.
Alcaraz (right) is just coming back from a wrist injury after
more than four months off, and he may well be
unprepared for the tournament. "Maybe this is
the set of circumstances that [Djokovic] has been waiting for," says commentator Jon Wertheim.
semis — and the Wimbledon semifinals, though his play on smaller stages was inconsistent.
"His results in majors are obviously much different from his results in conventional events," Wertheim said. "So his results coming in don't really have much value in terms of predicting."
All this comes around the release on Aug. 20 of the new documentary "Novak Djokovic: The Wolf in Winter." The film explores Djokovic's uneasy relationship with the end of his career and the increasing toll required to prolong it. Director Jason Hehir has said Djokovic initially resisted even discussing retirement during production.
"I know a lot of people are retiring me already, for many years," the tennis great says in the film. "Why would I talk about retirement when I am proving to myself that I can still win?"
Djokovic also confides that at this stage, recuperating mentally from a match can present an even greater challenge than his physical recovery.
"It's like the brain has had enough," he says while trying to re-hab a muscle tear ahead of the 2025 Australian Open semifinal, a match he would retire from after one set.
That has become the defining challenge of late-career Djokovic. The championship level can still appear almost on command. Sustaining it — and recovering quickly enough to summon it again two days later — is another matter.
"There's no doubt in my mind that the Open is within his grasp," Annacone said. "My only doubt is, can he do three out of five sets over seven matches?"
That vulnerability, once inconceivable, is what gives the rest of the draw hope. Opponents remain in awe of Djokovic's accomplishments; less so of the player across the net.
"I don't think the intimidation factor is what it was. I mean, how could it be?" McEnroe said. "There's definitely many more players that go out there thinking they've got a decent shot against him, especially on a hard court ... I think a lot of players should feel like that they can outlast him."

Former player, Tour coach and longtime broadcaster Brad Gilbert sees a similar shift, particularly among younger players who don't carry what he calls the "scar tissue" of repeated losses to Djokovic that veterans such as Alexander Zverev, 29, and the 28-year-old Fritz have.
"He's not playing the same, and so they go out on the court with different expectations," Gilbert said.
Curiously, Djokovic recently floated a few radical rule changes designed to shorten matches. In an early August interview with content creator Nick Knows Ball, he proposed four-game sets or no-ad scoring in an effort to retain best-of-five matches while preventing them from turning into marathons for players and viewers.
The suggestion raised eyebrows coming from one of the game's great warriors. Days later, he was knee-capped by that 18-minute service game in Cincinnati that illustrated exactly what his proposal would eliminate.
It would be easy to see the suggestion as Djokovic seeking to accommodate his own diminishing reserves. It would also be unfair. Djokovic has discussed making tennis more digestible for younger audiences before.
"I wonder if it isn't a function of him having two kids and seeing their attention span and seeing how kids consume media and entertainment and content and sports," Wertheim said, rather than "selfishly trying to bend the rules to a 39-year-old."
As the US Open gets underway, the irony is that Djokovic has been here before, albeit under different circumstances. In the early part of his career, opponents openly questioned his mettle. It came to a head at the 2008 US Open, when Andy Roddick famously mocked the Serb's many reported ailments before their quarterfinal, jokingly adding bird flu, anthrax and SARS to the list. Djokovic went on to beat him in a contentious four sets.
No one doubts his toughness anymore. Eighteen years later, Djokovic returns to New York with perhaps his clearest opening in years to add to his record-setting Grand Slam haul — and once again faces a question he spent his career making irrelevant:
Is his body up to the challenge?
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The Kanazawa fire department has warned residents not to disturb the shoes that paramedics remove when entering their homes.
In a viral Instagram video that racked up over half a million views, the department shows they deliberately position their footwear in areas that allow stretcher carriers to step right back into them without disturbing the patients.
They're repeating ancient fin-story.
Greek legend has it that the city of Taranto was founded 4,000 years ago by the sailor Taras, who was saved in a shipwreck by a dolphin.
Now Taranto, Puglia's second-largest city, will unveil Europe's first sea-based sanctuary for formerly captive dolphins, the San Paolo Dolphin Refuge, in the Gulf of Taranto near San Paolo Island.
They quit milling around.
A 400-year-old gristmill believed to be the oldest in North America has been unearthed in a Nova Scotia marsh.
The discovery solves a centuries-old mystery surrounding the Poutrincourt gristmill, a flour mill built in 1607 and destroyed by fire in 1643.
The search for its lost location was spearheaded by an amateur historian from Connecticut.
This is one red-hot record.
A Swiss gardener earned his third Guinness World Record for growing the longest chili pepper.
Jürg Wiesli, whose latest measured 1 foot, 8.6 inches long, said he starts planting pepper seeds indoors in March, under 82-degree lights, then transfers them to his garden at the end of April to avoid the risk of frost.
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled in favor of allowing Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities to take part in constitutional disputes for the first time as interested third parties.
The case came to the court when the Indigenous community of Crescencio Morales, in Zitácuaro, Michoacán, asked to participate in a budget dispute.
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BURNED: A munitions warehouse in Myla, Ukraine, is struck by Russian drones, spreading a fire to 130 residences Friday and killing 37 people.
The Kremlin has slammed the brakes on peace talks to end the four-and-a-half-year war with Ukraine, and launched one of its deadliest strikes this year just days after the CIA director secretly traveled to Moscow.
Russia has put peace talks on "a deep pause," Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told reporters Friday, adding that "[Russian] troops are making gains on the front lines.
"There are no new ideas. The Ukrainian side is well aware of our demands. They just don't want to discuss them peacefully."
The admission marks a shift from earlier this summer, when Moscow said it remained engaged in negotiations with US officials.
Russian President Vladimir Putin hasn't budged from his demand that Ukraine surrender full control of the Donbas region — a nonstarter for Kyiv.
The move comes as 37 Ukrainians were killed and 42 injured after a Russian drone struck an ammunition depot outside Kyiv on Friday night, sparking a large fire and multiple explosions.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has opened a criminal probe into his own government after the strike, which was one of the highest-casualty attacks on the country this year.
Zelensky said the ammunition should have never been kept close to homes, unnecessarily multiplying the death toll.
"There are regulations in place — ammunition cannot be stored near homes or other residential areas," he fumed Saturday on X.
"Those who allowed this to happen must be held accountable for their decisions."
The Prosecutor General's Office is conducting an investigation, and criminal proceedings have been opened on charges of negligence, Zelensky said.
The attack triggered a chain of explosions involving shells, mines, drones and other ammunition in the village of Myla, 3 miles west of Kyivin the Bucha district, that ignited flames, damaging at least 130 residential buildings and a care facility for elderly and disabled.
"It looked like lava — just fire, an enormous mass of flames rising high into the air," resident Stefania Torska told the Kyiv Independent.
"I realized that if I stayed where I was, it would fall on me and I would burn alive. I started running. I do not know how I managed to run so quickly."
At least four of those injured were children, and 34 were residents at the care facility, said regional head Tymur Tkachenko.
In all, 381 people — including 59 children — were evacuated and Kyiv has declared Sunday a day of mourning.
Želensky described it as “terrible negligence on the part of those who stored explosives right next to people.”
"As the explosions grew stronger, the windows began to blow out. Even after the air raid alert was lifted, we continued to hear explosions every few minutes," said Myla veterinarian Nataliia Kuznietsova.
"As it turned out, there was an ammunition depot across the road from us."
"Knots Landing" star Donna Mills has earned "many six figures" from OnlyFans in less than a month since joining the subscription site.
The primetime soap star, 85, partnered with management company Creators Inc. to launch her site and appeared on their podcast last week, where the company confirmed the stunning amount she's generated so far.
"It's a very different world today," she said of the gig. "And I'm trying to adjust to that world, and finding it very gratifying to be able to interact with my fans."
Mills — who starred on "Knots Landing" from 1980 to 1989 — admitted she'd received fan requests for "foot kink" videos of her "stomping on grapes."
"I'm gonna do it," she divulged. "I tried to shoot it myself. But you can't shoot something while you're stomping, it just doesn't work."
Mills said she'd create the video for subscribers "very soon and do it right so people can really enjoy it."
The actress' subscribers enjoy makeup-free photos and "moments from" her "daily life."
According to the Daily Mail, content on Mills' page stops short of nude or explicit content, but she "isn't shy" about showing off sensual looks in "pretty suggestive" content.
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By JEANNE ERICKSON
He got a "broom" with a view! After 17 years cleaning up after students in Albany schools, head custodian Timothy Walters decided to skip the trip home altogether by secretly moving into the building he was paid to mop.
"I had nowhere else to go," Walters, 36, told The Post of his decision to make Hackett MS his digs. "I was living with my sister and her boyfriend, but they needed time alone to deal with their own problems. I was already paying my partner child support for our four teenage children and I didn't have enough to get my own place."
In May, the district suspended Walters without pay while he was being investigated, but he finally resigned June 23, district spokesman Ron Lesko said, according to the Albany Times Union.
The custodian came clean last October about turning a fourth-floor room above the auditorium into a makeshift studio apartment, complete with multiple beds, a mini fridge and assorted furniture.
He even had weekend guests: his four teen children, who stayed with him there when he had custody. No one was around during those days who would notice.
For months, Walters managed to sweep the arrangement under the rug. But on the last week of April, his secret was outed during an investigation into something else entirely.
Albany City School District officials were reviewing security footage while investigating custodians suspected of padding bogus overtime claims. Walters wasn't among the accused, but the cameras showed he was there all the time.
Walters said he allowed his sister to believe he found a legitimate apartment.
"The layout had a futon bed and a bunch of old, older chairs and some furniture that's just been sitting in there for who knows how long. And I ended up cleaning it out and bringing in multiple beds, mini fridge," Walters told Albany's CBS 6.
Walters said child support and expenses for his children ate deeply into his \$64,000 annual salary. With overtime, he said he earned about \$80,000 in 2025.
"I knew what I was doing was wrong," said Walters.
"But I didn't know what to do.
PRIVATE SCHOOL: With no-where else to go, Timothy Walters (above) turned a room inside Hackett MS, in Albany, where he worked, into a studio apartment.
When your back is against the wall, sometimes you end up making choices you probably shouldn't have made."
Walters said now he's living with an uncle in a trailer park, where he is currently on a waiting list for his own, and has had two job offers.

The local police at first slapped Walters with trespassing charges, but they were eventually dropped.
As strip clubs struggle to retain customers due in part to the rise of online pornography, one chain has turned to a new crop of performers to put butts in seats: influencers and reality-TV stars.
Mike Dickinson, regional operator of Pony Clubs in the South and Midwest, said he got the idea to book influencers such as viral jiggle-joint phenom “Honey Boo Boo” star Pumpkin after realizing they could stimulate some cash flow.
"You don't want to be Blockbuster in a Netflix world," Dickinson told The Post.
He said he originally booked strippers with massive online followings before expanding out further and landing influencers who had never danced in a jiggle joint before — such as Pumpkin, real name Lauryn Efird.
"She was someone that you wouldn't think would be a big draw in a strip club, but she's phenomenal. People come, they line up early to see her," Dickinson said.
Big-name influencers are paid an appearance fee ranging from \$5,000 to \$10,000 to show up at his clubs on a weekend, Dickinson said. They also make tips, and some will give private dances in the VIP room for a fee, depending on the influencer, he said.
"My fans follow me everywhere I go, the crowds are insane," Pumpkin said.
David Spector
Scientists have discovered a pint-sized dragon lurking in the misty mountains of Thailand and named it "Syrax" after the mythical monster Queen Rhaenyra Targaryen rides in the HBO hit "House of the Dragon."
Acanthosaura Syrax, a mountain horned dragon, was found high in the evergreen forests of Mae Wong National Park in Thailands'
Tak-Kam- phaeng Phet region, ac- cording to Science Daily.

Researchers Poramad Tri- valairat and
colleagues from Chulabhorn Royal Academy and Kasetsart University in Thailand — who wrote about the discovery in the journal ZooKeys — intentionally dubbed the liz- ard Syrax be- cause several of the fictional behemoth's traits are re- flected in the
new creature, on a much smaller scale, of course.
Fans of the series, a prequel to "Game of Thrones," will recognize the similarities: both beasties have the same yellowish-green coloration, are relatively small compared with other dragons and share the rare ability to lay large clutches of eggs.
So far, scientists haven't found the species anywhere else on Earth. Syrax will make the 23rd species of the mountain horned dragons in the genus Acanthosaura.
Jeanne Erickson

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JOHNNY OLEKSINSKI
DREAD the emails, but I've always wearily accepted them. Like a reminder about an annual teeth cleaning.
"Upcoming price increase," the subject line so casually reads.
Here we go again! TV streaming services, which were once cool and shrewd ways of cutting the expensive cable cord, now do little more than jack up their cost to infuriate their customers.
All the while, they shovel us more cheap crap.
Two streaming services have increased their fee this month, within days of each other, like some sick joke.
Peacock flew up from \$10.99 to \$12.99 (ad-free). And Apple TV juiced from \$12.99 to \$14.99.
What's the reason for this random 27% hike?
"We're bringing you more of what you come to Peacock for, including year-round live sports, new movies from Universal Pictures, and your favorite TV shows from Peacock, Bravo and NBC," Peacock claims.
My favorite shows from Peacock?! You've gotta be kidding me. "The Minature Wife"? "Ted? "The Copenhagen Test"?!
These losers truly need \$2 more per person to afford to include "The Odyssey," a movie they already own, which has grossed \$1.46 billion in large part because audiences want to enjoy it on premium formats like IMAX? Please.
How stupid do you think your customers are? Oh, right — you produced "The Miniature Wife," a "Honey I Shrunk The Kids" for adults. You think we're total imbeciles.
Apple is better, but not by much. At any given time they have maybe two shows worth watching — namely “Severance” and “The Studio.”
But the rest? "The Morning Show" makes "The Bold and the
CUT THE APP: Apple TV+ and Peacock recently raised their prices by \$2 a month despite their best offerings including little more than a revived "Ted Lasso" (above right) and "Ted" (below right) — hardly Peak TV.
Beautiful" look like "The Sopranos." "Ted Lasso" is a sickly sweet pandemic-era bowl of Froot Loops. And "Widow's Bay" is an overwrought (and vastly overrated) "Twin Peaks." You people make the iPhone. Why are you pilfering my wallet for some crummy TV shows?
Their compadres are cheating us, too.
The best days of founding father Netflix (\$19.99 ad free), which kicked off the streaming revolution 19 years ago, are far behind it. "Stranger Things" is done and all of the service's new series look and sound like the result of a Chat GPT prompt.
HBO Max (\$18.49 ad free) has only one more season of "House of the Dragon" to go that will air God knows when. And "Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is a six-episode-per-year, 30-minute show. So you're effectively spending \$19 a month on "The Pitt" and a Christmastime rehash of "Harry Potter."
Hulu is meant for masochists who can stomach the garbage pile of Ryan Murphy's repetitive schlock. Paramount+ is for the five people who watch the Golden Globes. And Amazon's Prime Video? At least it's a bonus alongside free two-day shipping.
The era of Peak TV is obviously over. Quality and interest have plummeted to their lowest levels in more than 20 years. Nothing is airing that everybody cares about. The Emmys are frankly depressing. And yet we're still being charged like these are products we need.
The truth is, with the comeback of theatrical movies and the rise of YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, we simply don't.
We're paying as much or more than we would for cable to click around for 20 minutes only to find nothing to watch.
This month's robberies — sorry, emails — actually did serve one useful purpose.
I went: "Wait. Why am I subscribing to Apple TV and Peacock?" And then canceled both. You should too.

A woman who had allegedly never been given a driver's license crashed into a mother pushing a stroller, killing a baby boy and injuring another youngster.
Maria CobonGuzman, 20, was driving a Ford Fusion when she allegedly hit a mom pushing her 9-month-old son and 5-year-old daughter in a stroller through the parking lot of grocery store NPGS in Jackson Township, NJ, at around 11:55 a.m. Friday, according to the Ocean County Prosecutor's Office.
They were rushed to Jersey Shore University Medical Center, where the baby was declared dead.
The unidentified mom and the 5-year-old were still in the hospital in stable condition.
CobonGuzman faces numerous charges, including manslaughter and operating a motor vehicle without ever having a valid driver's license while involved in a fatal crash. Shane Galvin
A homeless pervert with a rap sheet was busted for a sexually motivated burglary after trying to break into a woman's New York City home Saturday morning, police and sources said.
Ulysses Lucero, 27, was arrested after someone reported a burglary in near Avenue B and East 7th
Street in Alphabet City around 4 a.m., police said.
A 56-year-old woman lives in the residence, according to police.
Lucero was charged with sexually motivated burglary, cops said. The charge is levied when a person commits a burglary for sexual gratification.
It wasn't clear if Lucero did anything to the woman, police said.
Lucero has over 20 prior arrests on his record, including burglary, grand larceny, forcible touching, assault and petty larceny, police sources said.
His arraignment was pending Saturday. Tina Moore

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f you want a low-key, peaceful ride through Nevada's Black Rock Desert, Burning Man festival is not the place to get it.
And don't take comfort in the fact the annual gathering's outrageously styled art-cars must be registered with Burning Man's own DMV.
"It stands for Department of Mutant Vehicles," David Best, a Burning Man veteran whose most iconic art car resembles a rocket, straight out of the 1950s, drily told The Post.
Creating the inventive "mutant" rides — typically modified automobile chassis reassembled to look like chrome animals, desert galleons, dragons or spaceships — does not come cheap.
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thousand on the Rhino. Some cars are so extravagant they cost more than a million dollars to build."
Considering the big-bucks involved, it's no surprise it is tech bros and billionaires who roll into camp with some of the most head-turning vehicles.
"There are definitely some rivalries, though they're healthy," Clark said. "I appreciate the competition, and it's produced some really wonderful things."
Among such creations last year was Mayan Warrior, a \$3 million mobile disco on wheels bankrolled by e-payment mogul Pablo Gonzalez Vargas.
Simply transporting it to the remote desert for the event costs a reported \$300,000.
A key requirement for art cars, whether built in home garages — such as the freaky, fire shooting, Prodigal Swan, constructed on a cargo mover — or fabricated by profession-

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Possessing that in spades: Monaco, a ship on wheels with functioning sails which glides across desert sands as if they were ocean water.
"I've dived all over the world and live on an island," Greg Barron, the brain behind it, told The Post. "It's a fully rigged, fully functional frigate. We catch the wind and have gone as fast as 23 miles per hour" — while loaded with passengers.
Up to 79,000 descend on the Black Rock desert for Burning Man, which is always held in the nine days before Labor Day. Revelers have to bring everything they will need to the camp with them, as all commerce is banned once inside Black Rock City and money is not accepted.
The area is so remote there is no phone signal, so all electricity comes from generators. All logos and sponsorship are also banned on site and must be covered.
Most people get around Burning Man by bike, and there's a “leave no trace” policy of picking up all litter after the event, which was started in San Francisco in 1986 before moving to Nevada in 1990.
"The creators are driven by art and community," Alexandra Lier, who photographed Burning Man cars for her book "Mutant Vehicles," told The Post. "These guys are a mix of craftsmen and technological geniuses who make things that are gifts to the community, whether you're getting a ride or just
looking at their amazing cars."
One art car that demands right of way is El Pulpo Magnifico. An improvement over Duane Flatmo's original vehicle, El Pulpo, it emits fire out of its tentacles and is entirely fashioned out of "junk."
As to what goes into building such a beautiful beast, Flatmo says it's more sweat equity than financial equity.
He told The Post that besides "scars, scabs and a lot of marijuana," there's no shortage of camaraderie when it comes to creating. "People see this being built and they want to be part of it . . . smart people who know how to work with tools."
Once on the playa, Flatmo added, "We have our own sound system, play songs like 'Paranoid' [by Black Sabbath] and shoot propane."
Describing the less DIY and more “buy-it-in” mindset, old school “Burner” — as disciples are known — Jon Sarriugarte recalled one Silicon Valley billionaire. “They used a brand-new Tesla, hired a 10-man crew and stripped it to the bone. Then the artist added the art. It was a little dragon,” he told The Post.
Sarriugarte is a car-builder himself and was approached to create something by one rich investor, but got turned off when presented with an NDA. His previous creations include fire-breathing snails and rocket cars ready for blast-off.
His view is echoed by Best, who's sure high-rolling tech bros' inventions look good, but figures outsourcing the building means they miss the best part.
"It's too bad," he said, "They might have a good time."

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Howard Stern has reportedly struck a lucrative deal with HBO Max to stream his show.
The streaming service will take video from his new once-weekly show and condense it into a series, The Sun reports.
However, the plan will mean some changes for the shock jock's schedule.
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Forget the perps — the real repeat offenders at Manhattan Criminal Court are the insects and rodents that keep coming back.
Mice and roaches are running wild in the court's cafeteria, which has been shut down after two abysmal city Department of Health inspections.
The open-to-the-public cafeteria at 100 Centre St. has space for about six people, but plenty more for the unsanitary pests, which have been playing “Ratatouille” in the kitchen, according to city data and sources.
"Evidence of mice or live mice" was found on two separate DOH inspections on July 1 and July 23, records show.
The cafeteria also was dinged for not keeping food at proper temperatures and for employees using “tobacco or electronic cigarettes … eating, or drinking” while on the job, according to July 1 inspection records.
Despite those nauseating violations, the cafe managed to score "B" grade rating.
"It's like a landfill down there. There's a lot of mice. They crawl on the inmates when they're laying in the cell," one source familiar with the eatery said.
Health inspectors found mice in the kitchen in April 2025, but that issue was cleared up before the next review the following August, city records show.
The cafeteria was closed Thursday with signs on the door (above) warning that face coverings were required for anyone entering. Shane Galvin
GOTCHA: An officer collars a masked critter in The Bronx as reports of raccoon invasions skyrocket this year in the outer boroughs. Officials urge the public not to feed or bother them.

By JEANNE ERICKSON
A terrifying posse of rabid raccoons is invading the outer boroughs of New York City at a breakneck pace, with 20 total cases already logged across Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island — a pace 57% faster than last year, troubling city data show.
By Aug. 20, the Big Apple recorded five cases in Brooklyn, six in Queens and a whopping nine in Staten Island — matching the total for all of 2025, the data show.
Since 2022, Staten Island has recorded 26 confirmed rabies cases — the second-highest total in the city behind Queens, which has reported 39, according to data from the NYC Health Department. In the last five years, The Bronx has documented 17 cases, while Brooklyn has reported seven.
Despite Staten Island's steady caseload, the borough was excluded from a recent city-led oral rabies vaccination effort targeting wildlife, distributing fish-scented bait packets containing rabies vaccine in select parks and green spaces across Brooklyn and Queens.
Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella said his borough's exclusion is "playing with people's well-being," reported SIL-ive.com. The Post has reached out to Fossella for comment.

Other residents commented that the crit-
ters are “constantly in my yard,” and “there are so many houses going up, they have nowhere to go.”
In Manhattan — which has no reported cases of rabies in 2026 and one case from a bat in 2025 — a family of raccoons living in Central Park has become an unlikely tourist attraction, drawing crowds who film, feed and even try to touch the furry creatures.
"How cute!" oozes a comment on one such video, while another says, "That tree apartment is probably costing them \$5,000 a month considering the location."
Bronx retiree Is- rael Ortiz, 83, has been feeding raccoons from the
same bench near the American Museum of Natural History for nearly 20 years.
"I'm here to take care of them," Ortiz, who brings treats they take from his outstretched hand, told
The Post. "If they had rabies, the Park Conservancy would take care of it. They don't have rabies."
NYC Parks specifically warns New Yorkers not to feed raccoons and to keep their distance because the animals can carry diseases transmissible to people and pets, including rabies, distemper, bacterial infections, raccoon roundworm and parasites.
If a raccoon approaches, officials recommend "hazing" it by making loud noises, holding your arms high and stomping your feet. Animals that appear dizzy or stumbling should be reported to 911.
Anyone bitten or scratched should wash the wound and seek medical attention immediately. According to the World Health Organization, rabies is 100% fatal without treatment.
It begins with flu-like symptoms, followed by rapid neurological decline that includes hallucinations, thrashing, paralysis and foaming at the mouth.
New York is going batty!
Bats are swooping into homes across the state's Capital Region and Hudson Valley this summer, with pest-control professionals reporting a surge in calls from homeowners who have discovered the flying mammals taking up residence.
Thomas Pest Services in Albany has seen roughly a 15% jump in bat-related calls this year, according to the Times Union newspaper.
Ashley Meyer, a wildlife biologist with the state
Department of Environmental Conservation, said the increased public awareness and fears about rabies may be driving reports of increased sightings.
But the actual risk of catching rabies from a bat remains low, Meyer said.
In 2025, just over 2% of 239 bats tested in Albany, Schenectady, Saratoga and Rensselaer counties were positive for rabies.
Bats can squeeze through tiny openings as small as a quarter-inch, allowing them to slip into attics, walls and other hard-to-reach spaces.
Wildlife experts recommend sealing cracks and holes with caulk, flashing, steel wool or heavy mesh, while covering attic vents and chimneys with secure wire mesh screens and proper caps.
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Iran is running out of oil for China — Trump and Bessent's bet that the mullahs are running out of time just might pay off

Economist Paul Krugman doubts Scott Bessent and President Trump's hunch that Iran's oil profits will sputter out. China's Xi Jinping could be the deciding factor.
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P RESIDENT Trump's "economic D-Day" against Iran has been greeted with understandable skepticism. Trump has spent a decade spectacularly undermining his own credibility — and America's — and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's opening sanctions package against roughly 60 Iran-linked individuals, companies and vessels hardly resembled Normandy.
Yet behind the theatrics lies a potentially powerful strategy in pursuit of a just cause, if the West shows some staying power. Iran's vile regime actually can be choked economically. But it will take months of pain. The contest comes down to something simpler than sanctions architecture: Who can tolerate the pain longest?
Iran is betting that Western political patience expires before Iran's economic oxygen does. Jihadists have long viewed the West as decadent and incapable of sustained resolve, and dictatorships can impose hardships that democratic governments struggle to sustain politically.
But Iran's clock has a physical limit.
China buys more than 80% of Iran's shipped oil, with some estimates approaching 90%. Almost all of what Iran is selling was stashed offshore before the war, and has escaped the blockade — and it is running low and will run out. Already, Iranian shipments to China have fallen to roughly 534,000 barrels a day this month from about 1.4 million barrels daily last year, while Chinese refiners are already seeking replacement barrels from Iraq and Brazil.
Iran has spent decades becoming remarkably adept at circumventing financial sanctions. Tankers change identities, vessels go dark, cargoes move ship-to-ship, shell companies proliferate and payments migrate into yuan. China can buy Iranian oil outside the conventional dollar system, while Iran can spend yuan on Chinese goods.
All that helps Iran disguise and monetize a barrel that reaches the world market. It does not solve the problem of getting the next barrel out.
Jask, Iran's alternative terminal on the Gulf of Oman, offers limited relief; sustained loadings remain far below the volumes Tehran needs.
The crucial figure, however, is the oil Iran managed to position beyond the blockade before exports were constricted. Reuters reported that Iranian floating storage outside the blockade had fallen from roughly 105 million barrels to around 80 million, with about 30 million barrels in Asian waters. Those stocks allow deliveries to continue even as fresh exports plunge, creating an illusion of resilience.
But the stockpile is shrinking, and Iran's bravado is a charade.
It entered the war suffering from chronic electricity shortages, deteriorating infrastructure and a severe water crisis after years of drought and groundwater depletion. The rial has lost roughly 80% of its dollar value since late 2022. Inflation has ravaged purchasing power. Last winter's riots, followed by the massacre of tens of thousands, were driven partly by economic despair.
Once the external stockpile runs sufficiently low, the dynamics become unbearable. Lower exports mean less foreign currency, greater pressure on the rial and fewer resources for imports, subsidies, government salaries, the security apparatus and the war itself.
Iran's floating oil resembles a family living from savings after losing most of its income. Spending can continue for months, preserving an appearance of normality while the bank balance races toward zero. Oil outside the blockade is savings; new exports are income. Push the regime far enough and it approaches a cliff — including the point at which it may lack the resources to pay the forces required to suppress a furious population.

Economist Paul Krugman sees the confrontation
Man Bessent's announcement differently. He greeted Bessent's announcement by saying the "D" in "D-Day" stands for "Dud," arguing that China has given Iran ways around American financial coercion and that Washington risks enormous collateral damage if it sanctions institutions important enough to force Beijing's hand.
His strongest point concerns timing. Americans experience higher gasoline prices immediately. Businesses feel higher energy and transportation costs immediately. Voters judge Trump immediately. Iran's storage crisis unfolds over months.
That is exactly Tehran's bet.
Krugman's argument underweights the distinction between Iran's ability to get paid for oil and its ability to produce and export enough oil to get paid for. Yuan settlement solves the first problem. China provides buyers and intermediaries. Neither replenishes a declining offshore stockpile.
China is the wild card. Iranian commerce is tiny beside Beijing's economic relationship with the United States and Europe, giving Chinese companies powerful incentives to comply with sanctions. Xi Jinping also has a geopolitical interest in resisting Washington's ability to dictate Chinese foreign policy through financial pressure. Much may therefore depend on whether the West appears determined enough to make Iran look like a lost cause.
Trump's task is to persuade Americans that several months of pain could produce an extraordinary strategic return: a severely weakened Islamic Republic, a diminished network of terrorist proxies, reduced threats to Gulf states and energy infrastructure, damage to the Tehran-Moscow-Beijing alignment, and perhaps an opportunity for Iranians to escape the murderous theocracy imposed on them since 1979.
Trump has been shockingly effective at selling millions of Americans on the deeply flawed product that is himself. Now he must sell them on endurance. He needs to find his inner Winston Churchill, however preposterous that may seem.
Dan Perry is the former London-based Europe-Africa editor and Cairo-based Middle East editor of the Associated Press.

S. JEFFERSON, the kindergarten teacher, held up wooden skewers, cotton balls and craft glue. "Today we're
each going to make a pussywillow," she told the children.
"I don't wanna make a pussywillow," Jason said. "I wanna make a lightsaber." Ms. Jefferson ignored him. Jason glued a cotton ball to the end of his wooden skewer. "I find your lack of faith — disturbing!" he said to her, channeling his inner Darth Vader, brandishing the skewer. She sent him to the principal.
Jason was sent to the principal's office four times in the first two weeks. At the end of the second week, he came home in tears. He told his mom,
"School is stupid. I hate school."

LEONARD SAX, MD, Ph.D.
Deborah Stipek, former dean of education at Stanford, has found that kids form attitudes toward school early. Those attitudes, once formed, are stable and non-contingent. That's a fancy way of saying that once a boy decides that he hates school, he's not likely to change his mind. And he doesn't think there's anything he can do that's going to make a difference.
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Over the past 25 years, I have visited more than 500 schools. I have seen first-hand how schools have become unfriendly to boys. Boys doing things that boys have always done — pointing fingers at each other, saying “bang bang you’re dead.” Drawing pictures of weapons. Throwing snowballs. All that now gets a boy in trouble.
When I graduated from my public high school in Ohio in 1977, boys outnumbered girls among the highest achievers — not only in my high school, but nationwide. Thirty years ago, Myra and David Sadker published their book “Failing at Fairness: How our Schools Cheat Girls,” documenting that achievement gap and how schools were keeping girls down.
The achievement gap in schools has flipped – girls now outscore boys on tests, mainly because boys are doing worse than they were 30 years ago.
That was then. Times have changed. Girls now outperform boys by wide

Do your boys hate school? Maybe it's because schools have been designed to tear them down
margins in every content area K-12, including math and science. Girls now outnumber boys by more than 2-to-1
among high-school valedictorians. Young women are now much more likely than their brothers to attend college.
We all applaud girls' achievement. But why didn't we level off around 50-50? Why are boys doing so much worse in school?
It doesn't have to be this way. You can make a school friendly to boys without making it unfriendly to girls.
I lead workshops for schools, sharing zero-cost strategies that boost achievement for boys and girls by deploying gender-aware instructional strategies. The best way to get boys

excited about Emily Dickinson is different from the best way to get girls excited about Dickinson. The best way to get girls excited about computer coding is different from the best way to get boys excited about it. Many teachers don't know this, because at Harvard and Columbia and many other "leading" schools of education, the professors endorse Judith Butler's claim that gender is just a social construct.
How can you tell if your son's school is friendly to boys? Here are some tips:
First, check the honor rolls. They should be roughly 50-50. If girls vastly outnumbers boys, then something is going wrong.
Second, ask whether teachers are allowed to use the phrase "boys and girls." At many schools today, teachers are prohibited from using these words. They're supposed to say "purple penguins" instead, or some similar nonsense. Such silliness indicates an allegiance to a dogma that is unfriendly to boys — and to girls.
Third, ask about the top athletes at the school. At boy-friendly schools, the top male athletes are also scholars, as a rule. At the schools unfriendly to boys, young men have to choose: They can be scholars or they can be athletes, but they cannot be both.
I just published a new edition of my book “Boys Adrift,” documenting a growing gender gap in achievement. As I show in the book: the achievement gap is getting bigger not because girls are doing better — they’re not — but because boys are doing worse. You don’t want your son to be one of those boys adrift. The first step is to make sure that he’s attending a boyfriendly school.
Leonard Sax, MD, Ph.D. is a physician, psychologist and educational consultant.
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DOLLY Parton never forgot her humble Smoky Mountain origins. So no one should be surprised that she did not choose
one of her own songs to be played at her funeral. Instead, she's picked "If We Never Meet Again (This Side of Heaven)," a classic gospel song that's been recorded by a range of other country greats, including Jerry Lee Lewis, the Chuck Wagon Gang and the Brown's Ferry Four.
Dolly undoubtedly just loved this moving song. The lyrics — “if we never meet again, this side of heaven, I’ll meet you on that beautiful shore” — no doubt reminded her of her late husband and parents. But her choice also reflects the role Dolly came to play as a unifying figure in a time of American cultural polarization.

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The hymn she chose, and many others by its composer, have crossed the same cultural boundaries of race and region that Dolly herself learned to transcend as she went from backwoods to Broadway.
Albert Brumley, the composer of "If We Never Meet Again," was born in Oklahoma's Choctaw Nation area yet became a widely known composer of so-called white gospel music. Some of his best-loved hymns include "I'll Meet You in the Morning," "Turn Your Radio On" and "Rank Strangers."
But the popularity of his hymns crossed racial boundaries. His classic “I’ll Fly Away” quickly became a staple of black gospel groups, including the Five Blind Boys of Mississippi, the Five Blind Boys of Alabama, the Pilgrim Jubilees and the Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir. It was recorded as a duet by none other than Aretha Franklin and Jesse Jackson. Brumley’s lyrics, from 1929, became a civil-rights anthem, demonstrating the unifying power of music.
"When the shadows of this life have gone away, I'll fly away, like a bird from prison bars has flown, I'll fly away."

The hymn Dolly chose for her memorial service has even been recorded by the All for Christ Singers, a group that melds American gospel hymns with the indigenous music of Zimbabwe. One can only wonder what Brumley, who learned his craft at a little school for musicians in small-town Arkansas, would make of that. Dolly would likely cheer and shout amen!
Not surprisingly, Dolly herself sang “I’ll Fly Away” in concert. Her performances raised a crowd to its feet and got them shouting hallelujahs. That’s thanks to Dolly’s own unifying power. Her music was embraced by Americans of every stripe. Whitney Houston, a daughter of the black church, recorded unforgettable renditions of Dolly's "I Will Always Love You." When Houston won her 1994 Grammy for covering the song, it was Dolly who presented it to her.
The funeral songs chosen by other iconic Americans tell their own great stories. Martin Luther King Jr. chose Thomas Dorsey's "Take My Hand, Precious Lord," another hymn that transcended race thanks to memorable recordings by Mahalia Jackson and Elvis Presley. Aretha Franklin was on the mic for the King's funeral.
And at the Queen of Soul's own funeral, Gladys Knight sang Paul Simon's "Bridge Over Troubled Water," itself inspired by a version of "Oh Mary, Don't You Weep," by one of America's great black gospel quartets, the Swan Silvertones.
Dolly's choice is thus another chapter in the broader story of what makes American music great: The cross-pollination of art from a hodgepodge of peoples. (Don't call it cultural appropriation!) Few artists succeed in embodying the full range of American music as did Dolly. She's up there with Ray Charles, who channeled black gospel music into the pop charts with such tunes as "I've Got a Woman."
Charles also adapted one of his favorite genres, country music, for his own voice and style, as in "I Can't Stop Loving You," written by Tennessee Don Gibson. His gospel-tinged version of "America the Beautiful" — com-
Gospel music united artists as different as Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley and Ray Charles.
posed by New England's Katharine Lee Bates — might as well be the definitive rendition. It's not surprising that his unifying music was embraced by Dolly's Grand Ole Opry.
The story of how America divided itself has become familiar and dispiriting — how we've split into cultural tranches that lack shared experiences and common understanding. The outpouring of adulation for Dolly Parton shows that we retain the capacity to come together when someone actually tries to bring us together. Dolly tried that very thing — and succeeded.
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ONE of my favorite recent cultural acquisitions from the global mixing bowl of the professional tennis circuit is a Russian maxim about whining: "A bad dancer will even blame his balls for getting in the way."
On the tennis tours lately, it's been many of the world's very best tennis players complaining about tennis balls with increasing frequency. The balls are blamed after losses. The balls are blamed

for injuries. The balls just aren't what they used to be.
Tennis players are prone to nit-picking by nature — it's inevitable in a high-stress sport with
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margins of millimeters. But the increasingly unified complaints about balls have been rolling on for years now, with many veterans citing a change around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The balls are irregular and inconsistent, they say, with felt that either fluffs up or thins out too quickly. Duds might require overexertion to propel powerfully, or could go sailing into the back fence with the lightest touch.
At Wimbledon this year, 24-time Grand Slam singles champion Novak Djokovic recounted “quite a few conversations” he said he’d had with players and coaches about the topic.
"We all agreed that, since COVID, something has changed," Djokovic said. "There was a change, no doubt. Some material — something — has changed that has affected the way the ball reacts nowadays."
Venus Williams, who turned pro in 1994, has often prided herself on not being bothered by small details during her career.
"When you're in Compton, you don't sweat the details, truth be told," she said when asked about modern ball quality.
Williams then conceded, however, that she had noticed a dropoff.
"There's a lot of balls that have lost quality — even I can see that," Williams said. "So there has been a change."
JESSICA Pegula, currently the highest-ranked American woman and a member of the WTA Player Council, said ball-quality discussions predominate.
"We've talked a lot about these fricking tennis balls," Pegula said. "Like, until the cows come home. Oh, my gosh."
Taylor Fritz, runner-up at the 2024 US Open and one of the most meticulous players on tour, said he's gotten more attuned to the subtle differences in ball composition over time.
"After playing for so long, I just became much more perceptive to all the little differences," Fritz said. "I notice all those little things more than I did when
I was younger. It's like that with anything you do a lot: You start to notice more details the more you've done it.
"Some brands stay more consistent; some brands, they say it's the same ball, but from week to week, even though it's labeled the same, it feels really different," Fritz said. "It's tough to really pinpoint it."
Changing ball brands from one tournament to the next frequently is one of the most common player complaints. Tennis players encounter different manufacturers and models as they traverse the globe-trotting tour. On the men's tour calendar this year, eight different companies' balls were officially used.
When we spoke in Washington, Chilean player Alejandro Tabilo told me he'd just come from a tournament in Portugal where balls by the French sports brand Decathlon were used.
"It's just weird to adapt to those, and then you don't see them in the rest of the year," he said. "I would love for them to just decide on a couple and just stick with that." Factors like weather — heat makes balls go faster — and the smoothness of a court surface can also impact how players feel about a ball's performance.
"Sometimes the balls are OK, but you put them on a gritty court, and they get really chewed up," Pegula said.
Pegula, who turned pro in 2009, said that “the main thing since COVID has been the quality.”
"They just don't last," she said of the balls. "They get chewed up. They either get really super fluffy or they get really thin. They just don't last. They don't play the same way as when you start."
Pegula said she'd learned loads about the topic in recent years, including how variations in ball quality are traced to different factories and countries where balls are manufactured.
"Tournaments get the same ball, but it's from a different place that makes them, so it feels different," she said.
Variation is even higher when players source balls for them-
Taylor Fritz celebrates match point during a men's singles match at this year's Mubadala DC Open on Aug. 1. He's among the pros who say they don't make tennis balls like they used to. He once blamed an injury on training with a batch of duds.
selves for training blocks at home and on the road.
"When we're at home practicing and you buy them off the shelf, they're definitely not the same as, like, when you get to the US Open," Pegula said of Wilson balls.
B EN Shelton, the top American man, spoke similarly of balls he'd gotten off Amazon.
“I would like to think that the pro tournaments still get the best quality of balls,” Shelton said. “If you are buying balls off the shelf, they may not always be the same quality, or you might get dud balls. I felt like the last three weeks I definitely opened some cases of balls that I felt like, ‘Oh, these ones are duds.’ That does happen some.”
Fritz once blamed an oblique injury on trying to hit with a dud batch of balls during a training block, overexerting himself to try to make the unresponsive balls move as he wanted them to. He's learned over time to spot balls that might be problematic.
"The Dunlop ATP balls: getting those from the store or getting them online — not through the ATP — those are absolutely nothing even close to what we're playing with on tour," Fritz said.
"If I look at the can and it has a paper top to the can, instantly I know that it's not the ball. Even though it says it's the ball, it's not." The same thing happens, Fritz said, with the Wilson US Open balls.
Fritz didn't try to hide his exasperation when we spoke in Washington, where he ultimately won the tournament.
“It happens a lot, and it’s frustrating,” he said. “What’s the point of practicing for a tournament? Like last week, I’m getting ready to come here: what’s the point of practicing if the ball that I’m practicing with is going to be completely different to the one here? I might as well come here a week early if that’s the case. It’s frustrating, for sure. It didn’t used to always be like that.”

Personal preference can play a role in feelings, of course. The Wilson balls used at the US Open and its lead-up tournaments generated mixed reviews this year, which could be reasonably interpreted through the lens of players' fortunes.
"Whenever I'm here in the US, the hard court feels pretty good, and the Wilson US Open ball feels pretty good too, so I guess that's all I have to say on that," said Shelton, who went on to win the Canadian Open in Montreal.
Second-ranked Alexander Zverev, who lost his opening match in Montreal, was less glowing after his defeat.
"The balls are just not controllable," Zverev told reporters. "It's the same every year. It's nothing new. The Wilson balls are difficult. But again, that's not the reason I lost today . . . I think with the conditions and the balls, I think there is going to be some strange-ish results, ranking wise, player wise, that you maybe don't expect during other tournaments."
Brendan McIntyre, head of US Open communications, affirmed the tournament's confidence in its Wilson balls.
Venus Williams — who has said "When you're in Compton, you don't sweat the details, truth be told" — has noticed that tennis balls have become less consistent. "There's a lot of balls that have lost quality — even I can see that," she said. Many pros say the change occurred around the time of the COVID-19 pandemic and that balls now respond differently and lose their quality faster within a match.
"We are incredibly proud of our longstanding relationship with Wilson," McIntyre said. "We believe that the performance of their ball is unmatched and have no concerns about quality control at the US Open."
Most ball manufacturers have declined to discuss the issue in recent years, even as player complaints have mounted. Both Dunlop and Wilson did not respond to requests for comment for this article.
ERIC Babolat, CEO of tennis manufacturer Babolat, offered his insights into the industry's shift in an interview last year. (Babolat balls were used at the French Open from 2011 to 2019, and are still used at some smaller pro tournaments.)
Babolat traced the issue to separate manufacturing standards in the US and Europe. Stateside, tennis balls were sold as a quick consumable that players would use and then throw away after a short time. In Europe, however, tennis balls were made to last longer and used more wool in their felt, rather than synthetic materials. “This gives a feel which is very different," he said. According to Babolat, more manufacturers have shifted to using more synthetic materials, hemming to the US standard.
"The European standard was more dominating the pro tour; now, it's more the [American] one, he said. "From an industrial perspective, I think it's this balance which is changing."
Wool, Babolat said, stays stiffer and tighter for longer, while the synthetic material loosens and gets fluffier more quickly.
"The feel is really different for players that look for small details," he said. "Pros are really sensitive to very small things. So for them, I think it's part of the challenge."
Babolat framed the issue not as a problem, but as another variable that the best players should be prepared to overcome.
"It's like the weather: you need to adapt," he said. "That's part of the game. The ones that don't like it are the ones who don't win, usually."
Shelton said he's been
Shelton said he's been trying to get himself not to fixate on ball quality, which is ultimately out of his control.
"The ball is not something that I can let occupy my mind all the time and still be able to play and compete well," Shelton said. "Obviously it is one of the issues of our tour, but for me it's tough to be ready to play mentally when you are thinking all the time about what's wrong with the court or the ball or the conditions. At some point you just have to suck it up."
Ben Rothenberg is the author of the Substack Bounces (benrothenberg.com).
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With Election Day just nine weeks from Tuesday, Democrats have high hopes of taking back the House and Senate — yet can't seem to find a real positive agenda.
They're relying on economic anxiety and Trump fatigue because even as the party establishment and the insurgent left struggle, neither faction has a clue how to win a lasting majority of the country.
The establishment is hobbled by donor-class obsessions with toxic, exotic issues: DEI, trans rights and open borders; the rebels, by the socialist fantasies of the college-centered, downwardly mobile activist class. Neither offers much to the party's traditional working-class base nor even black and Hispanic voters, and the hard left's working alliance with Islamists scares many voters.
Everyone's trying to speak to “affordability” these days, recognizing that it blows all other issues out of the water. As the “ins,” Republicans get default blame for this anxiety, but Democrats haven't come up with any better answers than the ones that only made things worse in the Biden years.
Consider establishment pick Cait Conley's bid to unseat Rep. Mike Lawler in the red-hot Hudson Valley race: Her platform is the same old farrago of federal interventions from a "public option" for health care to zero-down mortgages to crackdowns on drug-maker "price gouging."
The left is just as hopeless: In New York City, Mayor Mamdani offers the Soviet-style chimera of city-owned grocery stores, a "rent freeze" that won't freeze enough rents and the class-war-symbolism of a pied-à-terre tax that his own team is still trying to figure out. Worse, the Democratic Socialists' rise rightly scares most voters outside the city; a recent Siena poll shows support for that agenda at a grim 16% in the suburbs.
On the other coast, the left's crusade for Prop. 40, the wealth tax of $5\%$ on the paper value of billionaires' assets, is already sending the Golden State's remaining golden geese into flight. And no one can seriously see how bleeding the rich to fund ever more social programs will do anything about the state's soaring issues of crime and disorder. Meanwhile, Democrats' establishment gov candidate Xavier Becerra offers all the innovative ideas you'd expect from a colorless Biden administration apparatchik.
Democratic thinking outside the deep-blue states is no less dreary: That's why polling shows Dems with only a tiny (1- to 3-point) advantage over Republicans on the economy, no matter the voters' discontent with Team Trump.
Voters can expect handing Congress to Democrats to mean just another round or two of pointless impeachment proceedings, plus defund-the-military antiwar pressures and more social spending that risks bringing back Bidenflation.
The public must also ask why Democrats have exploded into a full-blown civil war over Israel, of all things — an issue utterly irrelevant to kitchen-table concerns.
This party can't even begin to focus on real answers to the worries of the vast majority of Americans — and so is at great risk of seeing its much-desired blue wave subside into a blue puddle.
If the state attorney general's job were to stage nonstop flashy political stunts appealing purely to her party's base, Letitia James would rank New York's best ever. But that's not the job, so James' myopic focus on politics ill-serves the people of New York state.
Consider: Since taking office, James has filed endless legal motions and issued hundreds of press releases focused exclusively on attacking President Trump. This month alone, her office sent out a dozen releases (three a week!) blasting Trump — on commercial drivers licenses, gun rights, mail-in voting immigration enforcement and more.
Most of her legal actions aim to weaponize the courts against Trump policies, while her core duties go neglected. James doesn't care, because even her many court losses let her score points with the left. Nor does the AG limit herself to Trump's politics: She actually tried to bankrupt him personally with her meritless civil case accusing him of defrauding banks; that led to an insane fine of nearly half a billion dollars from a blatantly biased judge — which was soon tossed by a higher court, making the whole thing a purely symbolic persecution that probably helped him win the 2024 race.
Meanwhile, James has neglected her official duties, such as policing Medicaid fraud. In July, the Empire Center ranked New York the second-worst in the country for prosecuting Medicaid crooks, who swipe billions from taxpayers and weaken the system for those who truly need aid. The state ranks last among all 50 states for Medicaid-fraud indictments and convictions per billion spent. That's outrageously irresponsible, when New York shells out \$124 billion on the program.
She's also been MIA on fighting crime. In 2022, the Detectives' Endowment Association, which generally remains silent on AG candidates, urged voters to ditch James for failing to make “public safety a priority” — and for, instead, suing the NYPD for supposedly mishandling the Floyd riots. For James, politics has always trumped her obligations to New Yorkers. It’s all worth remembering as she vies for a third term this November.
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By BRAD WILCOX, KEN BURCHFIEL and WENDY WANG
LIZABETH moved to New York with a plan.
After graduating from a top-ranked law school in the South, she'd landed a job as a young attorney at a Big Law firm. She was ready to start the life, at 25, she'd been dreaming of — not only working as a lawyer but dating with an eye toward marriage.
She remembers thinking, "I've got my job, I'm in a city, I'm going to settle into like the rest of my life, so it makes sense to date."
Things did not go so smoothly. The long hours were only part of the problem. Most of the guys in their 20s Elizabeth met in Manhattan were not interested in marriage.
The men who did seem interested in marriage were older than she felt comfortable with. New York was simply “a challenging dating place” because “people are often on different pages, whether it’s religiously, culturally” or relationally, as “some people are just there for a good time, and some are there to settle down.” It was hard to find a man who was a good match and interested in marriage.
Elizabeth is like many students who graduate from elite colleges and universities. They are ambitious, smart and attractive. Their plan is to successfully launch their career in their 20s, find their person in their late 20s or early 30s, and then get married in their 30s.
But the primary focus in their 20s is on career — a “Midas mindset” that prioritizes professional success instead of love and marriage.
For many students graduating from prestigious universities, this means moving to big cities such as New York, Los Angeles or Washington, DC, to work in finance, consulting, law, government, entertainment and other industries.
What they do not realize is that maximizing career prospects isn't always good for your love life. Location matters not just for professional opportunities, but also your odds of marriage.
If you're seeking to maximize your odds of tying the knot as a young adult (between 22 and 39), the best places to do that are not the big coastal cities, but cities and towns in Middle America, the South and parts of the Rocky Mountain West.
In our new report, “Mapping Marriage in America,” for the Institute for Family Studies, we found that cities and towns in states such as Utah, Indiana, Colorado, Florida, Tennessee and Texas were especially conducive to wedlock.
Not surprisingly, Mormon-dominated Provo, Utah, led with more than 1-in-10 never-married adults ages 22-39 putting a ring on it last year. But marriage is
Wanna get married? Then get out of New York, LA and DC — new research shows the men and women in these cities don’t know how to get hitched
also higher in places like Colorado Springs, Colo., Fort Wayne, Ind. Fort Walton Beach, Fla., and Franklin, Tenn., where nearly 1-in-10 never-married young adults married last year.
The numbers in coastal cities are markedly lower. In these cities, around 1 in 20 young adults who have never been married are putting a ring on it in any given year.
Evidently, Elizabeth was not the problem. It was the broader dating and marriage culture in cities like the Big Apple.
What places like Provo, Fort Walton Beach, Colorado Springs, Fort Wayne, and Nashville have going for them are marriageable men and a marriage friendly culture.
All four have above average levels of single men working full-time and high shares of the population who are married. Many of them host military bases full of young men who are gainfully employed and often more marriage-minded than civilians around them.
Elizabeth's personal reckoning came on her sister's staircase. This past spring, she visited her sister, who'd just had her third child — the same day Elizabeth learned she landed a plum promotion at a big law firm in Dallas.
She realized something the Midas mindset never warned her about: "I have achieved what almost any person would want their child to achieve," she said. "And it is very empty."

In the heavily Mormon Utah city of Provo (right), 1 in 10 adults get married for the first time each year — compared to 1 in 20 in coastal cities. Other nuptial hubs can be found in Colorado, Florida, Tennessee and Texas.

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At that moment, Elizabeth wished she had her sister's life.
Her advice to 20-somethings cuts against the Midas mindset: "Don't think you're too young to get married," she said. "It's more about finding the right person than being the right age."
But our new research indicates that finding that person can also be a function of geography: Go somewhere with a strong marriage culture and plenty of marriage-minded men, and the odds tilt your way; stay in a place where marriage is not as important and marriage-minded men are scarce, and it's harder to find your person.
To be sure, there are many factors that go into the calculus of that first move — where you get a job offer, how close your family is, what your friends are doing and whether or not you are already in a promising relationship.
But if you're single and don't wish to stay that way, consider moving somewhere like Nashville at the start of your career, not New York.
Brad Wilcox is a senior fellow and director of the Get Married Initiative at the Institute for Family Studies.
Ken Burchfiel is a research fellow at the Institute for Family Studies.
Wendy Wang is a senior fellow and director of research at the Institute for Family Studies.
When judges forget their purpose, which is to uphold the law and impose appropriate punishments when required, it is time for a change; their utility has ended and the people will suffer (“Judge loose cannon,” Aug. 28).
Brooklyn Criminal Court Judge Janice Robinson is the perfect example of someone who has taken advantage of her position to side with accused criminals. She is an example of a liberal extremist casting aside the public's need for justice.
The bar association should punish Robinson and New York City should remove her from the bench.
Richard Klitzberg, Princeton, New Jersey
Up to 10 years — which probably will end up being double — and \$4 billion does not seem to be a great plan for extending the life of the Brooklyn Queens Expressway for only 40 years (“Mam’s plan to BQEase problem,” Aug. 25).
This sounds like a very precarious scheme for a temporary solution. At the very least, a different plan that will last longer should be considered.
Mark Ruffalo needs to stick to acting until he does some serious research ("Incredible hate from Ruffalo," Liel Leibovitz, Aug. 25).
He accuses Oracle of selling technology to Israel, which he says is complicit in genocide and apartheid. Does Ruffalo even understand what genocide is? When Israel needs to defend itself, it warns the people in Gaza where and when the strikes will occur. We need to stop demonizing Israel, a country that only fights to exist.
It is also ironic that when Ruffalo got his big break playing Hulk, it was Jews who were responsible for his success.
Are you kidding me? The economy could hardly be better ("Midterm voters: It's the economy," Aug. 27).
The Nasdaq and Dow at record highs. Affordability has already been enhanced by no tax on overtime, tips and most Social Security. President Trump and his One Big Beautiful Bill Act also prevented a big tax hike.
If affordability is a problem, put your big boy or girl shoes on and get a job. When you work, you will be fine.
The socialists offer nothing but lies and misery.
As a psychologist and college professor, I have seen the ravages of what Facebook and Instagram have created for teenagers as well as adults (“Safety net full of holes,” Aug. 27).
Until we have a better solution, Meta needs to post about the dangers of inappropriate usage of its technology. It would be similar to the warning that appears on cigarette packs sold in the United States. At some point, some folks might heed the warning.
How can Gov. Hochul just decide which federal law enforcers she'll allow cooperation with and which she won't ("An eye for an 'ICE,' " Aug. 26)?
It's bad enough New York is a sanctuary state, where those here illegally have nothing to worry about, regardless of the lack of any background check that might show they were convicted of horrendous crimes.
At what point will the Democrats running this state focus on victim rights rather than enacting laws that benefit criminals?

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Nazi leaders Hermann Goering (top left), Ernst Kaltenbrunner (top right), Adolf Eichmann (bottom left) and Joachim Von Ribbentrop were among those hunted by Allied forces — including Sgt. Henry Kissinger (inset) — after the war. Many were captured and held at "Camp Ashcan" (far right), a Luxembourg hotel turned prisoner-of-war site.
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A DOLF Hitler's war on the world ended with him blowing his brains out as Russia's Red Army closed in on his bunker. But what happened to his accomplices in the Nazi terror after the apocalypse in Berlin?
Charles Lachman's latest, "They Shall Not See the Dawn: The Manhunt for the Third Reich's Most Wanted" (Diversion Books, Sept. 1) is the gripping story of the morning after.
The guns fell silent in Europe on May 8, 1945. But the war didn't stop there. And not just because American forces were fighting a bloody battle for Okinawa that day, with another three months' hard fighting still to come in the Pacific theater.
Tens of thousands of Germans wanted to keep fighting for the Fatherland.
On the wall of Gen. Eisenhower's headquarters was a map of the "mountainous, impregnable terrain" of Bavaria, the Nazi heartland, and Austria. This was the diehards' "National Redoubt."
On May 3, 1945, three days after Hitler's cronies torched his corpse in the garden of the Führerbunker, a group of senior Nazis met secretly at a lakeside villa in the Austrian mountains.
They included Ernst Kaltenbrunner, SS general and chief of the Reich Security Main Office, which ran the Gestapo; and Otto Skorzeny, the scarfaced commando leader who was, Lachman writes, a "one-man Nazi war machine."
Not forgetting Kaltenbrunner's old friend Adolf Eichmann, the bespectacled bureaucrat who planned the genocide of Europe's Jews and made sure the trains ran on time.
Their plan: to undermine the Allied occupation by unleashing the Werewolves, a guerilla force of as many as 200,000 Nazi loyalists. They were prepared to unleash “a fanatical fight to the end. Hitler’s Gotterdammerung — the twilight of the Gods.”
They weren't the only eminent Nazis to escape the Allies' advance.
The American and British conquerors were in a race against time.
Hermann Goering, commander of the Luftwaffe, was running for Austria with a convoy of flunkies and loot.
Hitler's chief "Jew-baiter" and
Halter Schlier Jew Bather a propaganda minister Julius Streicher, and his foreign minister, the dapper social climber Joachim von Ribbentrop, had dropped off the map.
Robert Ley, who ran the Reich's slave-labor empire and tried to sell Hitler on a war-winning "death ray," had vanished. So had Arthur Seyss-Inquart, the ruler of the occupied Netherlands whose men deported Anne Frank to her death.

Hans Frank, the “Butcher of Poland,” had dodged the Soviet advance, shipped two warehouses-worth of loot plundered from Jewish households — furs, chocolates, booze, a da Vinci painting and a Rembrandt — back to his wife in Bavaria. He set up a temporary headquarters in a Prussian castle with a staff of 20 officers and three mistresses.
Enno Lolling, the camp physician at Dachau who collected human skin, and Rudolf Hess, the commandant of Auschwitz, tried to link up with the SS leader Heinrich Himmler at Flensburg, the last pocket of Nazi-controlled territory near the border with Denmark.
There were rumors that Hitler had escaped from Berlin. The Führer was hiding as a hermit in the Italian mountains, a shepherd in the Swiss Alps, or a casino croupier in Geneva. Or did he have plastic surgery aboard a ship to South America?
TO track down the enemy, the US Army's Counter Intelligence Corps and British military intelligence recruited fluent German speakers from the ranks. Many of their specialists were German- or Austrian-born Jews who had fled the Nazis and donned American and British uniforms.
They included German-born Sgt. Henry Kissinger, a veteran of the Battle of the Bulge and the liberation of the Hannover-Ahlem concentration camp.
The CIC's Bob Matteson and Syd Bruskin tracked Ernst Kaltenbrunner's mistress, a 22-year-old “Teutonic temptress” named Countess Gisela von Westarp, to Altaussee, a village in the Austrian Alps. Tipped off that Kaltenbrunner was hiding in a remote cabin, Matteson and his men donned leather shorts, Alpine jackets and feathered caps to look like hikers.
They nabbed Kaltenbrunner at day-break, along with a company of soldiers, an arsenal of weapons, wads of counterfeit cash and piles of
French bonbons and American cigarettes.
American cigarettes. Hermann Goering surrendered himself, his family, his convoy, his retinue and, he believed, the Third Reich, to Lt. Jerome Shapiro, the commander of a four-man Jeep patrol. The obese, grandiloquent Goering then had a quent Goering then had a hot bath and a big dinner.
Maj. Henry Plitt, a New York City-born Jew who had jumped with the 101st Airborne on D-Day, traced Robert Ley to a mountaineering village in southern Bavaria. Ley was living as "Dr. Distelmeyer, a research chemist," but Peter Rodgers, a German-born GI, identified him from his Hitler-style toothbrush moustache.
A week later, Plitt's squad received a tip-off about a "Joseph Seiler," who was in a chalet just over the Austrian border. Seiler was painting at his easel when the Americans arrived. He insisted he was an artist who didn't follow politics.
Plitt realized that Seiler's initials were also those of Hitler's depraved propagandist Julius Streicher. After arresting Streicher, Plitt searched the home and found "the largest collection of porn books, photos and lewd cartoons in the world."

Plenty of Nazis killed themselves rather than face the music. The Reichskommissar of Oslo blew himself to bits with fifty kilos of dynamite.
LEONARDO Conti, Germany's chief medical doctor and advocate of mass sterilization, hanged himself in a prison cell with his shirt sleeve.
Ernst-Robert Grawitz, an SS doctor who "presided over torture and per-verted medical experiments" on pris-
oners, surprised his wife and children at dinner by pulling the pins on two fragmentation grenades, killing them all.
Heinrich Himmler was caught at a checkpoint by Arthur Britton, a Belgian-born British sentry. The British stripped Himmler in search of a cyanide pill, but found nothing, so they served him tea and sand-
wiches in his shorts and socks.
Himmler had a dose sufficient "to kill an elephant" wedged between one of his teeth and his gum. He ate it in his cell.
But Rudolf Hess, who was working under the identity of a farm laborer named Franz Lang in British-occupied Denmark, accidentally broke his capsule. Two days later, a German-born British soldier named Hanns Alexander knocked at the door of Hess's barn.
Hess had removed his SS officer's tattoo, probably with sandpaper. But he kept his wedding ring, with his name and that of his wife. The soldiers, all of them German-born Jews, beat him to a pulp with axe handles. They would have killed him if an army doctor hadn't intervened.

Transferred to “Camp Tomato,” a temporary British facility, Hess confessed to the murder of 2 million people. In its March 17, 1946, edition, The New York Times reported his arrest and called him “probably the greatest individual killer in the history of the world” — in a two-paragraph report buried on page 31.
The top Nazis went to Allied Supreme Headquarters Center for Axis Nationals, known from its acronym as “Camp Ashcan.”
Goering kept to his bunk as he fought his opiate addiction. Ribbentrop protested Eisenhower's order that the prisoners be addressed as "Mr.," and demanded the return of his "von."
The prisoners shunned Streicher as a "raving lunatic" in the dining hall. Streicher retaliated on their daily walk around the grounds by clicking his heels and bellowing, "Sieg Heil!" If you've seen the
If you've seen the
movie “Nuremberg,” with Russell Crowe as Goering, you know what happened next. The Nazi villains were tried before the world and hanged in disgrace. Without the bravery and teamwork of individual soldiers to track them down, these butchers would have cheated the gallows.
Charles Lachman's narrative thunders along like a Sherman tank on a stretch of unbombed autobahn. It's a thrilling, often brutal ride, but Lachman never misses the human stories behind the heroism of the Nazi-hunters.
After the war, these heroes returned to civilian life. They didn't talk about it much. But Arthur Britton, the man who bagged Himmler, padded around the house for the rest of his 87 years in Himmler's slippers.
By CAROLINE HOWE
N late 2022, as the fentanyl drug overdose epidemic raged across America, police officers making street busts of the synthetic opioid began experiencing what they believed were “life-threatening” reactions.
In Florida, an officer lost consciousness after touching a powder she thought was fentanyl. She felt "light-headed ... I was choking. I couldn't breathe," the officer told a local Florida TV station.
Her department blamed her frightening reaction on fentanyl exposure.
In Ohio, the arresting officer in a fentanyl case who discovered a "speck" of white powder on his sweatshirt suddenly became disoriented and unsteady on his feet. He told BuzzFeed News at the time that he remembered "panicking, trying to talk," and then falling.
NYPD cops were not immune.
In 2024, during a fentanyl bust in a Bronx apartment, two responding officers suddenly became ill.
EMS was called as fumes from the lids holding the drug filled the apartment. One cop was treated at the scene; the other at St. Barnabas Hospital.
Again, fentanyl was blamed.
But, “things are not quite what they seem,” writes Dr. Helen Pilcher in “This Book May Cause Side Effects: Why Our Minds Are Making Us Sick” (Abrams Press, out now). There is a “misplaced belief” among cops, Pilcher notes, that “fentanyl can do this . . . is strong enough [in minute quantities] to skew the brain’s prediction machinery and cause . . . frightening symptoms.”
But, the author asserts that the officers "did not overdose at all. They had functional seizures. They collapsed because they expected to collapse."
Pilcher writes that these instances are prime examples of “the nocebo effect,” which she describes as “the placebo effect’s evil twin, night to its day, yin to its yang, Hyde to its Jekyll.”
When people wrongly attribute positive health outcomes — like a headache subsiding or a cough quelling — to a useless sugar pill, it's
When people are told they're sick by an authority figure they trust, they may well feel symptoms — even if they're fine. "Our experience of illness is heavily influenced by the world around us," posits a new book.
a placebo effect.
When they wrongly believe they have been exposed to something toxic, contagious or otherwise harmful and feel poorly, it's a nocebo.
"When people are warned to expect symptoms, they become more likely to experience them," Pilcher writes. “Positive expectations lead to positive health outcomes. Symptoms improve, illness fades,” while “dark expectations can sometimes spawn truly dark realities.”
She cites the instance of a patient in Nashville, Tenn., who died of esophageal cancer after doctors told him the cancer had spread and there was nothing more they could do.

The autopsy showed no evidence of widespread cancer.
Files had been mixed up and the poor man had been given another patient's diagnosis.
"The doctor's words were as effec-"
tive as poison," Pilcher writes.
In Germany during COVID, some people developed symptoms like chronic jaw pain, fatigue and shortness of breath overnight after watching a YouTuber talking about his case.
Pilcher believes the viewers' symptoms were generated through subconscious processes in the brain.
The nocebo effect has been around for at least 200,000 years, according to Pilcher. Throughout history, there have been instances of hex deaths — people dying after they believed they'd been cursed by some powerful authority.
The World Health Organization also noted that media coverage on the spread of COVID and its symptoms led many to feel ill even though they didn't actually have the virus.
In 1857, Portuguese naturalist Gabriel Soares de Sousa wrote of how, while exploring South America, he witnessed men die after being cursed by a medicine man.
Three hundred years later, a Brazilian historian corroborated the story that when they were told to die by a medicine man — they did.
This Book May Cause 2ide Effecta
Physiologist Walter Cannon from Harvard Medical School coined the term "voodoo death" in 1942, writing that psychological threats can trigger a physical one. The adrenaline rush, initially helpful, can become toxic.
Living through a pandemic, an earthquake, or a shaman's voodoo curse increases the risk of a fatal heart attack — “an ominous and persistent state of fear can end the life of a person,” Cannon wrote.
In recent years, social media has exacerbated the nocebo effect, “turbo-charging the spread of nocebo-generated symptoms.”
Pilcher advises people to be wary of turning to Doctor Google or looking to TikTok for medical advise.
"If you have symptoms and you are worried, go see a real doctor" and "choose that doctor carefully, because all doctors are not created equal," she writes. "Our experience of illness is heavily influenced by the world around us, by the thoughts we have towards different ailments and by the expectations we have of our bodies to deal with them."
The Post regularly asks local libraries and bookstores about their top titles. This week, Tori Greiner, manager at The Book House in Millburn, NJ, shares some of their most popular books.
The Overthinker's Guide to Making Decisions: How to Make Decisions Without Losing Your Mind Joseph Nguyen (Author's Equity)

Guides & How-To "This is a step-by-step guide that works the reader through the psychological process of decision-making, leading to clearer and more confident choices," Greiner said. "It
really calls to readers of all kinds . . . so many of us feel an acute sense of analysis paralysis on a daily basis."
Dog Man: The Scarlet Shedder Dav Pilkey (Graphix) "Pilkey is the kind of author that really captures children with his stories," Greiner said. "This specific title is a favorite of mine to

see kids pick up — half funny, half serious, it keeps kids laughing while engaging them in thinking about A.I., social media and justice."
Are You Mad at Me?: How to Stop Focusing on What Others Think and Start Living for You Meg Josephson (Gallery Books) "We see so many of our visitors gravitating towards this book, looking to take

control and start living for themselves," Greiner noted. "It's best said by Mary Oliver in her poem 'The Summer Day': 'What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?' — Hailey Eber
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Thinking fast is better than thinking slow, a study of 215,000 chess master moves found.
By Andy Soltis
This endorsement of intuition was the counterintuitive conclusion of a team of European behavioral economists.
They evaluated the play in roughly 3,600 games of professional chess players with the help of computers.
CARO-KANN DEFENSE Warsaw 2026
| M. Vachier-Lagrave | Vladimir Fedoseev |
| 1 e4......c6 | 16 a3......Qb5 |
| 2 d4......d5 | 17 b4......a5 |
| 3 e5......Bf5 | 18 a4!......Qxb4 |
| 4 Bd3......Bxd3 | 19 Rb1......Qa3 |
| 5 Qxd3......e6 | 20 Bxe7......Ngxe7 |
| 6 Ne2......c5 | 21 Ng5......Nb4 |
| 7 c3......Nc6 | 22 Rb3......Qa2 |
| 8 O-O......Nge7 | 23 Nc3......Qc2 |
| 9 Nd2......Ng6 | 24 Qf3!......Qxb3? |
| 10 Nf3......Be7 | 25 Qxf7+......Kd8 |
| 11 g3......cxd4 | 26 Nb5......Qxa4 |
| 12 cxd4......Qb6 | 27 Qxe6......Rc6? |
| 13 h4!?......h5 | 28 Nf7+......Ke8 |
| 14 Bg5......Qa6 | 29 Nbd6-..Resigns |
| 15 Qd1......Rc8 |
When the masters made decisions quickly, the quality of their moves was better than when they took more time to calculate the consequences.
The research, reported in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, found that faster decisions were better decisions regardless of how complex the critical positions were.
Black to play and win.
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Last week: 1 Re3! and 2 Rxe7 or 2 Re6!, e.g. 1...Qd8 2 Re6! fxe6 3 Qg6 mate.
"Magic Mirror on the wall," intoned the Evil Queen, "who is the best player of them all?"
“Based on the latest master-point totals,” the Mirror replied nervously, “none can compare to Snow White. After all, I schooled her in the game myself.”
"What?" raged the Queen. "We'll see about that."
The next castle tournament pitted Snow White's team against the Queen, and today's deal was decisive. At both tables, West opened with a lusty three-diamond preempt. After two passes, both Snow White and the Queen jumped to four hearts as South. West led the queen of diamonds, and South's ace won.
From the word or phrase above, form at least 22 five-letter words, without using more than one form of the same word. For example, drink or drank, not both.
When the Queen was declarer, she drew trumps and led a club, hoping West held A-x. Dummy's queen won, but on the club return, West took the jack and ace. East also got two
spade tricks for down one.
Snow White found a better line. After drawing trumps, she led a spade. East took the jack and king and led the ace; to break the clubs would cost a trick. Snow White ruffed and cashed another trump at the
eighth trick.
West had room for five cards. If he kept three diamonds and the A-J of clubs, declarer would lead a club to the queen and duck the next club. The king would win her 10th trick. So West saved three clubs and two diamonds; but then Snow White took the king of diamonds and ruffed a diamond. Dummy's last diamond was a winner, and declarer could reach dummy with the queen of clubs to cash it.
Making four, and Snow White's team took the match and the tournament. Her play reflected well, dare we say, on her mentor the Magic Mirror.
| CLUE | ANSWER |
| 2. Deal with an issue | DERSDAS |
| 3. Computer connection point | PRTO |
| 4. Farm harvesting machine | NECBIOM |
| 5. Made possible | BNDLEAE |
| 7. Contributed | DNOADTE |
| 10. Tardy | LTAE |


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Boggle® BrainBusters Bonus We put special brain-busting words into the puzzle grid. Can you find them? Find AT LEAST NINE LAND FORMATIONS in the grid of letters.

by David L. Hoyt

CLUE 1. Tried a small amount 6. Requested 8. Raised, reared 9. Rounded handle 11. Catch by surprise 12. Not yet prepared
ANSWER PMSDELA RDEODRE BDER KBNO LAERTST DARYUNE
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CLUE: He served one presidential term and chose not to seek reelection.


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First read the list of words, then look at the puzzle. The words are in all directions - vertically, horizontally, diagonally, backward. Circle each letter of a word found and strike it off the list. The letters are often used more than once, so do not cross them out. It's best to find the big words first. When you find all the words listed in the clues, you'll have a number of letters left over that spell out the Wonderword.
Air Conditioner, August, Barbecue, Bathing Suit, Bike Ride, Bittersweet, Boardwalk, Boat, Camping, Canoe, Carnival, Concert, Cookout, Dive, Dock, Fall, Fireworks, Fishing, Flowers, Games, Garden, Hot Dog, Hula-Hoops, Humid, Jump Rope, June, Kite, Lemonade, Memory, Mow Lawn, Music, Parade, Park, Path, Patio, Pool, Popsicle, Rain, Rest, Roller Coaster, Sail, Sandals, Seagull, Seashells, Season, September, Sleep In, Slide, S'mores, Soccer, Solstice, Sports, Sprinkler, Stay, Straw Hat, Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Swim, Swings, Tank Top, Tennis, Trail, Travel, Trips, Umbrella, Vacation, Warm, Water, Waves, Weekend
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| BBCAM | 71 | 101 | 189 | Planes R | Trading Places (1983, Comedy) Dan Aykroyd. R ★★★ | The Blues Brothers (1980, Comedy) John Belushi. R ★★★% | ||||||||
| BET | 37 | 54 | 270 | (6:00) Feud | Celebrity Family Feud | 41st Annual Stellar Gospel Music Awards | Gospel Music Awards | |||||||
| BRAVO | 18 | 44 | 185 | Girls Trip | Ultimate Girls Trip (R) | Ultimate Girls Trip (R) | Real Housewives (R) | Ultimate Girls Trip (R) | ||||||
| CNBC | 15 | 24 | 102 | Shark Tank | Shark Tank | Shark Tank | Shark Tank | Shark Tank (R) | ||||||
| CNN | 78 | 25 | 100 | Newsroom | CNN Newsroom | To Be Announced | To Be Announced | To Be Announced | ||||||
| COMEDY | 45 | 50 | 190 | Seinfeld | Seinfeld | Seinfeld | Seinfeld | Family Guy | Family Guy | Family Guy | Family Guy | Family Guy | Family Guy | |
| DISC | 66 | 27 | 120 | (6:00) Naked and Afraid: Shipwrecked | Naked and Afraid: Shipwrecked: Smoke Signals | In the Eye of the Storm | (11:01) Eye of Storm (R) | |||||||
| DISNEY | 49 | 31 | 250 | Big City | Descendants: Wicked Wonderland | Phineas | Phineas | Vampirina | Wizards | Miraculous | Miraculous | |||
| E! | 24 | 51 | 196 | (5:30) Grown Ups 2 (2013, Comedy) ★★ | Grown Ups (2010, Comedy) Adam Sandler. PG-13 ★★1⁄2 | Grown Ups 2 (2013, Comedy) | Adam Sandler. ★★ | |||||||
| ESPN | 28 | 36 | 70 | Tennis | Tennis: 2026 Primetime at the US Open (First Round) Live. | SportsCenter | ||||||||
| ESPN2 | 29 | 35 | 74 | Billiards Live. | College Football: West Alabama Tigers vs Tuskegee Golden Tigers. Live. | 30 for 30: Pony Excess | ||||||||
| FBN | 43 | 106 | 117 | Cops | Cops | Cops | Cops | Cops (R) | Cops (R) | Cops (R) | Cops (R) | Cops (R) | Cops (R) | |
| FNC | 44 | 26 | 118 | (5:00) The Big Weekend Show | Life, Liberty & Levin | Sunday Night | One Nation | Life, Liberty & Levin (R) | ||||||
| FOOD | 50 | 97 | 164 | Grocery | Guy's Grocery Games | Food Truck Race | Food Truck Race | Beat Bobby | Beat Bobby | Beat Bobby | ||||
| FREE | 38 | 49 | 199 | Nemo ★★★1⁄2 | Finding Dory (2016, Adventure) Ellen DeGeneres. PG | Anthony Gonzalez. PG ★★★1⁄2 | Encanto | |||||||
| FS1 | 400 | 99 | 83 | (6:00) Wom. Volleyball Live. | Wom. Volleyball Taped. | Indycar NICS Racing: Milwaukee Mile II Taped. | ||||||||
| FX | 10 | 40 | 53 | Avengers: | Avengers: Endgame (2019, Action) Robert Downey Jr. PG-13 ★★★★ | Armageddon (1998) ★★★ | ||||||||
| HALL | 191 | 240 | (6:00) Much About Love (2026) | Taking the Reins (2021, Romance) Nikki Deloach. | Marry Go Round (2022, Romance) Amanda Schull. G | |||||||||
| HGTV | 64 | 98 | 165 | Love It | Love It or List It | Love It or List It | Maine Cabin Masters | Hunters | Hunters | Hunters | ||||
| HIST | 40 | 47 | 126 | Hazardous | Hazardous History (R) | Hazardous History (R) | Hazardous History (R) | (10:03) The Mega-Brands | (11:05) Hazardous History | |||||
| ID | 23 | 171 | 123 | See No | See No Evil: Last Night | Body Cam: Let's Do This | 911: Did the Killer Call? | Psychopath | Psychopath | Toxic: Three's a Crowd | ||||
| LIFE | 62 | 45 | 140 | (6:00) Where Pretty Girls Die (2025) | The Past Is Never Buried (2026) | (10:03) The Copycat Killer (2026, Thriller) | ||||||||
| MeTV | 33 | 33 | 3 | Collectors | M*A*S*H | M*A*S*H | Golden | Golden | Golden | Loves Ray. | Loves Ray. | Family | Family | |
| MSG | 27 | 87 | 78 | (4:30) Team | Team Boxing League: MegaBrawl 4 Final Live. | WC Boxing | Preview | |||||||
| MSG Plus | 48 | 88 | 80 | (4:30) FanDuel Racing | Poker Go: No Gamble | Poker Go: No Gamble | ||||||||
| MSNOW | 14 | 23 | 103 | Weekend | Clock It With Symone | Crooked on MS NOW | The Briefing with Jen | Lawrence O'Donnell | The Best People Nicolle | |||||
| MTV | 20 | 53 | 210 | Bang | Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I (2010, Adventure) Daniel Radcliffe. PG-13 ★★★1⁄2 | (10:25) Harry Potter & Hallows 2 (2011) | ||||||||
| NATGEO | 65 | 162 | 121 | Smuggler | To Catch a Smuggler (R) | To Catch a Smuggler (R) | To Catch a Smuggler (R) | To Catch a Smuggler (R) | To Catch a Smuggler (R) | |||||
| NICK | 6 | 121 | 252 | SpongeBob | Friends | Friends | Friends | Friends | Friends | Bang | Bang | Bang | ||
| OWN | 173 | 180 | 145 | 48 Hours: 48 Hours: Hard Evidence | 48 Hours: Hard Evidence | 48 Hours: Hard Evidence | 48 Hours: Hard Evidence | 48 Hours: Hard Evidence | ||||||
| PARMT | 36 | 56 | 54 | Hangover Part III (2013) R | The Hangover (2009, Comedy) Bradley Cooper. R ★★★1⁄2 | The Hangover Part II (2011) Bradley Cooper. R ★★★ | ||||||||
| SNY | 26 | 60 | 77 | Mets Specials | Broadway Boxing: Broadway Boxing 2403 | Yeah ... | Proving | Sports | Sports | |||||
| SYFY | 17 | 48 | 180 | (5:30) Renfield (2023) ★★1⁄2 | Underworld (2003, Horror) Kate Beckinsale. R ★★★ | Underworld: Rise of the Lycans (2009) R ★★★ | ||||||||
| TBS | 8 | 39 | 52 | (5:00) Man of Steel (2013) | Kong: Skull Island (2017, Adventure) Tom Hiddleston. ★★★ | Bang | Bang | Bang | ||||||
| TCM | 82 | 41 | 230 | (6:00) The More the Merrier (1943) ★★★1⁄2 | Ride the High Country (1962) Randolph Scott. NR ★★★ | Colorado Territory (1949, Western) Joel McCrea. ★★★ | ||||||||
| TLC | 52 | 28 | 139 | 90 Day (R) 90 Day Fiancé (R) | 90 Day Fiancé: Are We Really Doing This? | (10:01) Double Lives Of | (11:01) 1000-lb Roomies | |||||||
| TNT | 3 | 37 | 51 | Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle (2017, Action) Dwayne Johnson. | The Librarians: The Next | The Dark Knight (2008) | ||||||||
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Leanne Morgan on welcoming Lainey Wilson to 'Leanne' Season 2
1 LEANNE Season 2 is streaming now on Netflix
By HOPE SLOOP

f you ask "Leanne" star Leanne Morgan how her husband of 33 years, Chuck, feels about her living out a single era on screen, she'll give you a pretty good idea of how their relationship works... Or at least a comedic version of the answer.
"Chuck doesn't care, honey, if I'm bringing in money," the actress and stand-up comedian tells DECIDER in an interview over Zoom for Season 2 of her hit Netflix series, which sees her character out and about in the dating world again after her husband (Ryan Stiles) of three decades leaves her. It's a path Morgan may not personally know, but one she can envision, especially after bringing the storyline to life on TV. "In real life, if something — God forbid, if Chuck Morgan left me — I'd
be dating, honey. I've loved men all my life," she jokes, adding that in real- ity, her hus- band knows that she is kidding about getting back out

there and is finding it delectable just to get to play flirty on television. That's the kind of relationship Morgan and her husband have. It's also the type of comedian she is, and it's what has drawn millions to her stand-up and her eponymous Netflix comedy. Season 1 of the Chuck Lorre-produced series was such a resounding success — it topped Netflix charts and
Leanne Morgan (right) welcomed Lainey Wilson (below left) to "Leanne" Season 2.
was streamed more than 1 billion minutes in its first six weeks — that Season 2 nabbed guest stars like Jaime Pressly, Tyne Daly, and country superstar Lainey Wilson, who Morgan was all too happy to have on set.
DECIDER: There are so many great episodes this
season. I also will never get over Lainey Wilson in Episode 8. So fun, I think she might have a career in this.
LEANNE MORGAN: So funny. I thought the whole time that she's so natural. We've been together before that, and we did "Family Feud" with each other, our families competed, and I've always thought she was naturally funny. And she said to me, "I should have been a stand-up, Leanne." She goes, "How many trucks do you take on tour?" I go, "I don't take any trucks, I need a glass of water and a stool and a cough drop," and
she said, "Oh my gosh, I should have been a stand-up." But she's very naturally funny, and yes, she could do anything. There's no telling what that little thing's gonna do.
And since the show is, in many ways, about sharing lessons between women, I'm curious if you gave her any advice or if you learned anything from her while working together?
That little thing, honey, works like a mule, but we're both working like a mule. But she's just so fun to be around and so authentic. We just lift each other up. I'd say that's what we do [for each other]. And I've told her — because I think she wants children — she's asked me different advice about her career, and she's on top of the world, but she can have both, she can have both and I hope she gets to. She's a doll and her husband, you could eat his lips off. Duck, they call him Duck, and he's funny. I mean, they're just down to earth and precious. We've talked a lot about authenticity; she's got that like Dolly [Parton].
Tuesday, Paramount+ Tommy Davidson (right) reprises his "Martin" role as Varnell in this comedy series, which also features appearances from Martin Lawrence.

Tuesday 9 p.m., ABC This special hones in on how sports, music, Broadway and comedy helped Americans band together and find joy in the aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Glen Powell (right) returns as Russ Holliday and his superstar athlete alter ego, Chad Powers, in Season 2 of this comedy series.

For more on your favorite TV and films, visit decider.com

This psychological thriller stars Gal Gadot (left) as Maia Marten, a successful lawyer who after learning that her son has been taken, must "keep moving, follow every command, and tell no one."
Among those joining Season 2 of the crime drama are Hugh Bonneville, Benjamin Clementine, Benedetta Porcaroli, and Michele Morrone.

You might know Alix Earle (left) from TikTok or "Dancing with the Stars." Now, the influencer and entrepreneur brings fans even further into her personal life in this new eight-part reality series centering on her and her loved ones.
Kenneth Branagh and Ryan Reynolds (right) lead what the streamer describes as "a genre-bending, action-packed buddy comedy that flips the spy thriller on its head."

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If you try to keep your feelings to yourself over the next few days, you will fail. No matter how self-controlled a Virgo you may be, there are times when even you have to shed a few tears, and this is one of them. You'll feel better for it.
Venus in your sign makes you eager to get along with people, but don't do things for others that they should be doing for themselves. There is no reason why you should carry their load as well as your own, and you must let them know that.
The best way to make a good impression on employers and people in positions of authority is to show them that you know your own mind and won't be swayed by public opinion or the latest fad. Do things your own way at all times.
Just because a task looks simple does not mean you can put in less of an effort. The planets warn if you do that over the next few days you could find yourself falling behind your rivals, so give $100\%$ at all times.
You cannot afford to get dragged in to other people's fights and feuds. If a friend or workmate says they want you on their side today, you must make it clear to them there is only one side that really matters to you — your own!
Saturn in the most sociable area of your chart could make you a bit reserved over the next few
days, but that's OK. The more time you spend by yourself in the short term the happier you will be in the long term, so enjoy your own company.
If you break the rules in any way you are likely to find that it costs you not only financially but in terms of damage to your reputation as well. The powers that be expect you to stick to the straight and narrow, so don't disappoint them.
You will be faced with a choice over the next few days, either to react to a setback in an aggressive fashion, or to control your feelings and work out a solution in a calm and logical way. Obviously, the latter choice is by far the best.
You need to cut through the confusion and get to the root of a problem that has been annoying you for weeks, even months. The fact that it has been with you for so long suggests it might have something to do with your own state of mind.
Try not to be judgmental when dealing with colleagues who cannot keep up with you intellectually. Your ability to juggle several ideas in your head at the same time gives you an advantage over most other people but it doesn't make you better.
Mars in your sign squares up to Saturn this week, so you are likely to be challenged by someone whose outlook on life is not as go-getting as your own. The important thing is that you don't let them hold you back. Keep moving ahead.
Lady Luck will be on your side over the next few days, so if there is a tough task that needs to be done then go for it and expect to do well. Don't worry what those around you are up to because success depends on you alone.
Decide what it is you want to accomplish over the coming year and commit to it body and soul. There may be people out there with more talent than you but
your drive and determination will bring you the kind of success they can never achieve.

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| 8 | 7 | 3 | 6 | 1 | 9 | 4 | 5 | 2 |
| 5 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 4 | 8 | 9 | 7 | 6 |
| 1 | 3 | 8 | 7 | 9 | 2 | 6 | 4 | 5 |
| 7 | 6 | 5 | 8 | 3 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 9 |
| 4 | 9 | 2 | 5 | 6 | 1 | 8 | 3 | 7 |
SCRABBLE GRAMS SOLUTION
ANSWERS: 1A-Sampled 6A-Ordered 8A-Bred 9A-Knob 11A-Startle 12A-Unready 2D-Address 3D-Port 4D-Combine 5D-Enabled 7D-Donated 10D-Late B-Nelson Mandela
| 6 | 1 | 5 | 7 | 3 | 9 | 2 | 12 | 8 | 10 | 4 | 11 |
| 2 | 12 | 11 | 9 | 10 | 4 | 7 | 8 | 5 | 6 | 3 | 1 |
| 4 | 3 | 8 | 10 | 5 | 6 | 1 | 11 | 12 | 9 | 7 | 2 |
| 8 | 2 | 3 | 5 | 12 | 7 | 10 | 6 | 4 | 11 | 1 | 9 |
| 9 | 10 | 1 | 11 | 8 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 7 | 12 | 2 | 6 |
| 7 | 6 | 12 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 11 | 9 | 10 | 3 | 5 | 8 |
| 5 | 9 | 6 | 8 | 11 | 12 | 3 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 10 | 7 |
| 10 | 4 | 7 | 12 | 6 | 2 | 9 | 1 | 11 | 5 | 8 | 3 |
| 3 | 11 | 2 | 1 | 7 | 8 | 5 | 10 | 6 | 4 | 9 | 12 |
| 1 | 8 | 9 | 6 | 4 | 10 | 12 | 2 | 3 | 7 | 11 | 5 |
| 11 | 7 | 4 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 6 | 3 | 9 | 8 | 12 | 10 |
| 12 | 5 | 10 | 3 | 9 | 11 | 8 | 7 | 1 | 2 | 6 | 4 |
PAR SCORE 270-280
MESA, DALE, GLEN, DELL, HILL, GORGE, GULCH, CANYON, VALLEY
RACK 1 = RACK 2 = RACK 3 = RACK 4 = RACK 5 = TOTAL
Sunday Word Force
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THE WEEK'S WINNERS

NVIDIA Latest quarterly earnings of CEO Jensen Huang's chip giant more than doubled and it expects revenue to soar 70% in fiscal 2028.
CHEVRON Oil giant is near a deal to expand Venezuela operations, potentially adding two heavy-crude fields to its portfolio.
ANTHROPIC Federal judge blocked the Pentagon's blacklisting of the AI firm as a national-security supply-chain risk.

META Mark Zuckerberg's behemoth to pay \$18 billion to settle claims by 48 states that it built Instagram and Facebook to get kids addicted to the apps.
JOSH KUSHNER Venture capitalist targeted for subpoenas by European soccer bosses in a possible criminal case against FIFA chief Gianni Infantino.
WENDY'S Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management reportedly not planning a take-private bid for the burger chain.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta – who has his eye on becoming governor – is carrying water for Hollywood lefties like Mark Ruffalo (below) who want to halt the merger of entertainment companies Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery on bogus “anticompetitive” grounds.

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CHARLES GASPARINO
PARAMOUNT allegedly leaks stuff about antitrust talks regarding its purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery — never mind that it's stuff that people already know — and this guy talks like it's a criminal offense.
Actor Mark Ruffalo unleashes nonsensical and arguably bigoted attacks against Paramount's owners, the Ellison family, in a show of rabble rousing to derail the deal — and this guy talks like it's a nothingburger.
Welcome to the not-so-wonderful but definitely wacky world of California Attorney General Rob Bonta.
Mind you, Bonta is a guy no one ever heard of until lightning struck and he got the bright idea to lead a coterie of lefty AGs and sue to break up Paramount's \$81 billion purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery on antitrust grounds.
He's the state's chief legal officer, and you would think that his plate is full given the copious maladies faced by Californians: homelessness, wildfires, taxes that are driving away middle-class residents and small businesses — not to mention the billionaires they're trying to tax even more. There's also the matter of real and actual crime, which makes vast swaths of the state unlivable.
Yet it gets worse. Aside from 1) his highfalutin notion that a state AG should stop a deal that was approved by the world (the US, EU and UK antitrust cops among the regulatory bodies); and 2) the lighter-than-air legal case he's mounting that two middling companies combined would have more pricing power than Big Tech expanding into media; there's 3) Bonta's contemptuous double standards and public posturing.
I know he's running for governor someday and wants to make a name for himself, but that doesn't excuse his hypocrisy.
Let's start with his palling around with Ruffalo, a capable actor with some odd political views and demonstrated ignorance when it comes to the business of his chosen profession.
Ruffalo has cast himself as a point man for Hollywood opposition to the deal. He has circulated petitions and prodded regulators to kill the merger on social media in a seemingly endless stream of fulminations about how the combo will destroy competition.
Indeed, it seems plausible that Bonta's case was inspired by Ruffalo's insipid script, as the AG claims to believe that two weak companies — both of them ravaged by debt, cord cutting, etc. — somehow will provide robust competition for the likes of Netflix, Amazon and Apple. That's as opposed to a slow walk to extinction (check their share price pre-merger talks).
Don't believe me? Consider that on Feb. 27, Ruffalo called for state AGs to kill the deal after it was poised to pass every other regulatory body because “there are lots of agents in Hollywood who can tell you how past mergers and consolidations have hurt their clients and business,” he wrote on X.
Just hours later, Bonta chimed in, "Mark, I hear you. I'm in conversation with my AG colleagues about Paramount/Warner Bros. ... California has a special interest in protecting competition." A few months later, Bonta filed his lawsuit demanding insane "structural" changes to the deal or else.
Pretty thin case, according to every antitrust lawyer I speak to. Meanwhile, “Hollywood agents” are maybe the most myopic businesspeople on the planet, with zero insight into antitrust laws. They’re always on the lookout for the next quick payday, and of course they don’t like facing a more robust negotiating partner. In the long run, they don’t care what happens to either company.
Again, Bonta's willful ignorance of the above can almost be forgiven. He is, after all, a craven California politician looking for free publicity and presumably a conduit to campaign contributions from lefty actors and Big Tech (the sector that benefits the most if this merger gets scrapped).
What shouldn't be ignored is what Ruffalo said next — namely, his incendiary allegation that the deal will make the Ellison family stronger so it can promote Israel's "genocide" in Gaza. True, such sentiment is commonplace on the loony left, which is always looking for oppressors while defending the oppressed, even if the latter happen to be bloodthirsty terrorists.
Ruffalo has since said he isn't a Jew hater. (His rep didn't answer a request for comment.) Still, that doesn't make connecting Larry Ellison and his son, Paramount CEO David Ellison, who are Jewish, with "genocide" and "an apartheid system of oppression" any less noxious. It also doesn't make Bonta's silence on the matter any less disgusting.
Ruffalo believes the Israeli war machine is being “powered” by Oracle, the company Larry founded. Israel’s defense after the largest mass slaughter of Jews on Oct. 7, 2023, is both “oppression” and “genocide.” All this from the man you can guess inspired Bonta’s lawsuit.
I've asked Bonta for comment and haven't heard back. Maybe he's too busy clamping down on "leaks," or spending his time on TV giving softball interviews.
Either way, for all of his mouthing off, California's AG should be held most accountable for his silence.
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ADAMS, NICOLAS, 33 HARRYSWOOD LN, CANAAN, NY, 12029
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ADHIKARI, ARYASHMA, 6737 MYRTLE AVE APT 3. QUEENS, NY, 11385
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ADOLPHUS, ANDRE, 10 MONTIETH ST 362, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
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AFSAR, NUR, 1776 BARD LN, EAST
AFZAL, SYED, 604 ARLIN RD, MONROE, NY. 10950
AGHATISE, EHIS MICHELLE.
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AGOSTO, NATALIE, 1 NORTHSIDE PIERS APT 6 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
AGUILAR, JULIO, 2387 OCEAN AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
AGURCIA, ROGER, 24 MARION AVE, YONKERS, NY, 10710
AHMAD, NASIR, 19 BOXWOOD LN, HOLTSVILLE, NY 11742
AHMED, FAIZ, 1266 SUTTER AVE, BK, NY, 11208
HOLTSVILLE, NY, 11742
AHMAD, ROUDHA, 18221 150 TH DR DXB 8641, SPRNGFLD GDNS, NY, 11413
AHMAD, RAJA, 93 GARRISON DR, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
AHMED, ASMAU, 839 W END AVE APT 4 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
AHMED, FEROZ, 4165 75 ST 8 D, ELMHURST, NY, 11373
AHMED, ISTIYAK, 84-59 159 TH ST, QUEENS, NY. 11432
AHMED, JABED, 7215 41 ST AVE APT A22, WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
AHMED, MAHI, 89-37 204 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11423
AHUJA, ARUN, 134 DOUGLASS ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
AIDEYAN, JERMIAN, 806 ELTON AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10451
AIELLO, JOHN MICHAEL, 233 MONTROSE AVE 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
AIGBEKAEN, EKOMWENRENREN, 61 N FIELD AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
AIRWEAVE, LLC, 447 BROADWAY FL 2, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
AIT ELHOUSSINE, HALIMA, 24-25 27 TH ST APT 1-1, QUEENS, NY, 11102
260 MADISON AVE 12 TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
AKAM ASSOCIATES, 99 PARK AVE 14 TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
AKINGBOJU, IRENE, 143-01 LAKEWOOD AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11435
AKRAB, ZIVA, PÓ BOX 340984, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
AKTER, SHAHENA, 546 MCDONALD AVE FL 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
AKTER, SYEDA, 3084 DECATUR AVE APT 3 FL. BRONX, NY. 10467
AL HASAN, TARIQ, 86 47 SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11427
ALAMRI, RAOUF, 534 WARREN ST APT 3, HUDSON, NY, 12534
ALAQUIE, AHMAD, 600 W FINGERBOARD RD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10305
ALBANESE, ANTHONY, 145 SMITH ST APT 1. BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
ALBANEZE, VANESSA, 192 SCUDDER AVE, NORTHPORT, NY, 11768
ALBRO-KATZ, ANNETTE, 11 CEDAR LN, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
ALCANTARA, ANGEL, 423-46 ST APT 3 T, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
ALCOBY, ELISHEVA, 71-07 VLEIGH PL FLUSHING N, QUEENS, NY, 11367 ALDEN, CASEY, 50-29 45 TH ST, WOODSIDE, NY, 44377
ALDERMAN, GERALD, 192 LEAF AVE, CENTRAL ISLIP, NY, 11722
ALDINGER, SYDNEY, 103 BRYSON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10302
ALDRICH, OSCAR, 2845 LYON RD, WOODHULL, NY, 14898
ALENCHERRY, JOSEPH, 14 BLACK ROCK RD, GLEN HEAD, NY, 11545
ALEXANDER, JAMES, 203 FOREST DR, ITHACA, NY, 14850
KRISTEL 415 6 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215 ALEXANDER, SAFIYA, 129 ST FELIX ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
ALEXANDER, SHAWN, 70-07 66 ST APT 2 R, QUEENS, NY, 11385
ALFINITO, MARY, 28 BELDEN RD, CARMEL, NY. 10512
ALGER, NANCY, S, 100 STERLING DR, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
ALI, ABDIKADIR, 1651 LICOLN AVE APT 1, UTICA, NY, 13502
ALI, MOHAMMAD, 910 N ALVORD ST #2, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
ALI, MOHAMMED, 116 KAPPESSER ST #2, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
ATTAL, MATHILDA, 182 DEAN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
ALI, ZIAD, 141 PYTHIAN AVE, HAWTHORNE, NY. 10532
ALIE, ARIF, 89-66 209 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11427
ALIOTO, KATHLEEN, 167 E 61 ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10065
ALLADO, RONNIE, G, 2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
ALLEN, KAYLEE, 119 W PEARL ST, NEWARK, NY, 14513
ALLEN, MARTY, 1810 27 TH AVEPHE, QUEENS, NY, 11102
ALLEN, MATTHEW, 5 ANDREWS WAY, CANANDAIGUA, NY, 14424
ALLEN, VERNON, 615 ROSEDALE AVE APT 6 G, BRONX, NY, 10473
ALLGYER, ROBERT, 11 SCHOOLHOUSE CT, OYSTER BAY, NY, 11771
ALLOTEY, ROSALIND, 15 SPIRIT LN,
STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
ALLRED, JORDAN, 123-12 MILBURN ST 11413, SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, NY, 11413
ALMANZAR, ENRIQUE, 86 UNION ST, AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010
ALMAZAN RAMIREZ, AXEL, 1280 GREENE AVE APT 1 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
ALMON, LAMONT, 81 JERSEY ST APT 4 J, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
ALONSO, FRANCISCO, 1356 WALTON AVE APT 31 B, BRONX, NY, 10452
ALSAIDI, SAIF, 1224 WALTON AVE, BRONX, NY, 10451
ALTAMIRANO, ZOILA, 528 BARRETTO ST, BRONX, NY, 10474
ALTER, RIVKA, 260 MELBA ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
ALTMAN, MAREN, 269 E 10 TH ST APT 15, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
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ALVARENGA, ALDAIN, 9 OXFORD DR, COLONIE, NY, 12110
ALVAREZ, BRYANT, 715 BLEECKER ST APT 2. UTICA, NY, 13501
ALVAREZ, DARCELL, 443 OCEAN AVE FL 2, LYNBROOK, NY, 11563
ALVAREZ, EDGAR, 951 PROSPECT APT 6 F, BRONX, NY, 10459
ALVAREZ, JOSE, 17 STERLING PL, HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550
ALVAREZ, YEDELINE, 67-34 PARSONS BLVD APT 1 A, QUEENS, NY, 11365
ALVI, NISAR, 2613 PINEBLUFF DR, VESTAL, NY, 13850
ALYCE M. LUCCI IRR TRUST DTD 2 25 14, 930 FASSETT RD, ELMIRA, NY, 14905
ALZUHAIRI, ABDULAZIZ, 18221 150 TH DR
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AMBROSIO MARTINEZ, ROSALBA, 3220 107 TH ST #2, EAST ELMHURST, NY, 11369
AMORESANO, ANGELO, 158 REISS RD, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
AN, JEEYONG, 116 W 23 RD ST STE 500, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
ANAND-ROY, GURMEET, 2 CLARKSON ST, MALVERNE, NY, 11565
ANDERSON, JAMAR, 176 WARWICK ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
ANDERSON, MARISSA, 4029 23 RD S APT#1, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
ANDERSON, MICHAEL, 324 W 23 RD ST APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
ANDREW, BRENNAN, 20 HOOSICK ST, HOOSICK FALLS, NY, 12090
ANDREW, ELLEN, 1925 HARRISON AVE APT 5 H, BRONX, NY, 10453
ANDREWS, TIMOTHY, 3824 BRONX BLVD APT 2 C, BRONX, NY, 10467
ANDREWS, ZAIRE, 614 HOWARD AVE APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
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ANTOINE, JONAS, 44 PERGUET RD #1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
ANTONELLI, THOMAS, A, 35 TRACY CIRC, CAMPBELL HALL, NY, 10916
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AQUA CZECH IMPORT LLC, 8226 266 TH ST, GLEN OAKS, NY, 11004
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AQUINO, ANGEL, 139 PILGRIM AVE APT 1 I, BRONX, NY, 10461
ARAUJO, GENESIS, 26-44 95 TH ST APT 2 R, EAST ELMHURST, NY, 11369
ARAZI, LOUIZA, 2321 E 1 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
ARCE, LAURO, 29 GRANDVIEW AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
ARCHER, JAMES, 19 FISHER LN, LEVITTOWN, NY, 11756
393 EDGECOMBE AVE APT 52, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
ARETHUSA FARM LLC,
31 W 54 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10019 ARGIRO, ADELINA,
4 RINNE RD, NANUET, NY, 10954 ARIAS ESPINAL, ANGEL,
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ARIAS, JOHN, 9746 43 RD AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11368
ARIAS, VERONICA, 389 4 TH ST UNIT 4, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
ARISTIDE, VALENTINE, 43 SUSSEX RD, ELMONT, NY, 11003
ARMSTEAD, WILLIAM, 125 EASTERN PKWY APT 1 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
ATTIL, GURLANDE, 43 E 29 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
ARMSTRONG, AIDEN, PO BOX 115, CALLICOON, NY, 12723
ARMSTRONG, RICHARD, 1132 COLD SPRING RD, FISHKILL, NY, 12524
ARNEZ, MATTHEW, 43-01 72 ND ST APT 1 ST FL, QUEENS, NY, 11377
ARNOLD, KATHRYN, 1796 DANBY RD, ITHACA, NY, 14850
15014 20 TH AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 11357 ARNOTT, JAMES,
PO BOX 547, WURTSBORO, NY, 12790 AROKIUM, KAYLA,
2095 GRANDCONCOURSE APT 3 4, BRONX, NY, 10457
ARONOW, CLARE, 4 WASHINGTON SQUARE VLG, NEW YORK, NY, 10012 ARRINGTON, JAMES.
12 HARVEST RIDGE RD, SELKIRK, NY, 12158 ARSENEAULT, RICHARD, 35 TOPPER LN, LEVITTOWN, NY, 11756
ARTIS, KENDALL, 651 W 171 ST APT 28, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
ARTZ, MICHAEL, 122 OLSEN CT, MONTGOMERY, NY, 12549
ARUNAKIRINATHAN, JANARTHANAN, 8029 266 TH ST, FLORAL PK, NY, 11004 ARYEH, SHIRA, 1236 E 36 TH ST
BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
ASARE, AMA, 729 N OAK DR APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10467
ASGHAR, SHAHZAD, 2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
ASHARIKI, HASHIM, 400 MARLBOROUGH RD APT 8 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
ASHTON, DEIONEA, 701 NYACK PLZ, NYACK, NY, 10960
ASSAD, MUHAMMAD, 19 BLOSSOM ROW, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
ASSOCIATION FOR ENERGY AFFORDA, 105 BRUCKNER BLVD, BRONX, NY, 10454
79 BRIGHTON 11 TH ST APT 3 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
ATERES MECHOEL INC, 5 LEIPNIK WAY
UNIT 301, MONROE, NY, 10950
ATRIA PHYSICIAN PRACTICE NEW YORK, P.C., 40 W 57 TH ST 24 TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
AUGUSTIN, JAILEN, 231 OCEAN APT 6 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
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AUQUI, FRANK, 1173 GRAND CONCOURSE 2 A, BRONX, NY, 10452
AUSTIN, ELIJAH, 45 JACKSON ST APT 2 C, MANHATTAN, NY, 10002
48 REID ST, AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010 AVON, BENJAMIN, 1136 SHERMAN AVE APT E4, BRONX, NY, 10456
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AWAIS, MADIHA, 338 W 15 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
AXTELL, CATHY, 202 HURD RD, HARPURSVILLE, NY. 13787
30 CIR DR, WESTBURY, NY, 11590 AYERS, QUINTON, 2100 FULTON ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
AYLER, IAN, 400 1 ST AVE ATTN: NATALIE MCQUEEN, NEW YORK, NY, 10010
AYODELE, AYONI, 1134 HERKIMER ST, BROOKLYN, NY. 11233
AYRES, ROBERT, D, 701 STONEFIELD RD, ENDWELL, NY, 13760
AZOGUE, JOFFRE, 2327 GRAND AVE APT 4 C, BRONX, NY, 10468
BABACHINBAY, HOPNHAT, 68-11 INGRAM ST, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 11375
BACCHUS LAURENCEAU, LORNA, 4615 CLARENDON RD, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
BACCHUS, TARICK, 116-23 126 ST, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 11420
BACCHUS, ZAID, 38 STONELEA PL, NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10801
BACHINI, JOSEPH, 1711 WALLACE AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10462
BAEZ, RICARDO, 6425 OCEAN AVE S, ARVERNE, NY, 11692
BAH, NENE MARIAMA, 3044 FENTON AVE APT 5, BRONX, NY, 10469
BAILEY, ALEXIS, 1130 UNION AVE APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10455
BAILEY, CHARLES, 51 RUSSELL ST, BUFFALO, NY, 14214
BAILEY, EMERSON, 134 MARLBORO RD, DELMAR, NY, 12054
BAILEY, JOSEPH, P, 22 VERBANK CLUB RD, VERBANK, NY, 12585
BAINES, NYLA, 105 E CLARKE PL APT #6 H, BRONX, NY, 10452
BAIRD, MOLLY, 319 HIGHLANDS RD APT 5 G. ITHACA, NY, 14850
BAIRD-REMBA, REBECCA, 822 OCEAN AVE APT 3 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
BAJWA, KRISHANLAL, 82-65 233 ST,
QUEENS VILLAGE, NY, 11427
BAKER, DEBRA, 2351 ERWIN GROVE RD, PAINTED POST, NY, 14870
APT PH, BRONX, NY, 10466
BAKER, ROBERT, PO BOX 1943, BUFFALO, NY, 14240
BALADO SANTIAGO, MILTON,
6 S BOND ST #1 A, MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10550
BALBUENA, MIGUEL, 114 ROSE AVE,
SYRACUSE, NY, 13202
BALDE, LISA, 164 SAINT ANNS AVE APT 11 F, BRONX, NY, 10454
BALDEH, YOKO, 1429 LYELL AVE, ROCHESTER, NY, 14606
BALLESTEROS, JASON, 21-10 163 RD ST, QUEENS, NY, 11357
BALDWIN, KENNETH, 2451 LINWOOD AVE, NIAGARA FALLS, NY, 14305
BALDWIN, TRAMAINE, 86 WASHINGTON ST APT 2 UPSTAIRS, GLOVERSVILLE, NY, 12078
BALENO, ROBERT, 476 ELMGROVE RD, ROCHESTER, NY, 14606
BALTAZAR, MARK, 785 W END AVE APT 15 A, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 10025
BANDARIZADEH, DANIEL, 1600 OCEAN PKWY APT AP T#5 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230 BANHAN, SHAE ANNA, 1007 E 59 ST APT HOUSE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BAO, HAOLAN, 196 TH ST APT 53-13, QUEENS, NY, 11365
BAPTISTE, PATRICK, 1406 NEW YORK AVE APT 4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
BAPTISTE, SOMEI, 2921 PEARSALL AVE, BRONX, NY, 10469
BAR LEV, ASAF, 79 LAIGHT ST 5 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
BARAKAT, NIMEH, 620 SHELDON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
BARAN, CHRISTOFER, 45 ROWLAND AVE, BLUE POINT, NY, 11715
BARBARITO, DENISE, 38 ROSEWOOD LN, WANTAGH, NY, 11793
BARBER, CHAYA, 1445 PRESIDENT ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
BARBER, RYAN, 2204 BAYLIS AVE, ELMONT, NY, 11003
BARDALES, ASHLEEN, 440 JACKSON AVE APT 5 B, BRONX, NY, 10455
BARIGHT, CORY, 63 WILLOWBROOK TER, CLIFTON PARK, NY, 12065
BARKAN, DANIELLA, 8 LEROY ST #1, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
BARLOK, MICHELE, 1301 CHELSEA COVE S, HOPEWELL JCT, NY, 12533
BARNES III, CARL, 294 HASTINGS AVE LOWER, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
21 NOSTRAND AVE APT 6 A, BROOKLYN, NY. 11206
BARNES, CATRINA, 556 BERGEN AVE APT 807, BRONX, NY, 10455
BARNES, HENRY, 1794 RTE 11 LOT 11, KIRKWOOD, NY, 13795
BARNES, JOSHUA, PO BOX 374, DELANSON, NY, 12053
BARNES, KYHMEEK, 309 PATCHEN AVE APT 4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
BARNES, RENALDO, 30 CORBIN ST, EAST HAMPTON, NY, 11937
BARNES, RYAN, 62 AVE B APT 5 A,
NEW YORK, NY, 10009
BARR, JULIANNA, 3912 VICTORY BLVD APT NA, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
BARR, MARY, 20 WESTMOOR PL,
BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
BARRERA, DESTINY, 11535 146 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11436
BARRERA, EMELY, 4537 162 ND APT 2, FLUSHING, NY, 11358
BARRESE, JAMES, 96 PARK AVE FL 2, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13903
BARRETTO, FRANK, 1265 MORRISON AVE APT 9 D, BRONX, NY, 10472
BARRIOS, XIARA, 278 NEW DORP LN, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
BARRON, ESTHER, 3706 FLATLANDS AVE APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BARROWS, KENNETH, 535 PARKSIDE AVE APT 3 O. BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
BARRY, ALPHA, 1070 WASHINGTON AVE 6 E, BRONX, NY, 10456
BARRY, AMADOU, 1490 BOSTON RD APT 6 R. BRONX, NY, 10460
BARRY, IBRAHIMA, 1356 LYAMN PL,
BARRY, MOUCTAR, 975 TIFFANY ST APT 2 J, BRONX, NY, 10459
BARRY, OUMOU, 666 E 224 ST APT 3 J, BRONX, NY, 10466
BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
BARTHELEMY, FRENEL,
89 N PASCACK RD, NANUET, NY, 10954 BARTON, BRITTANY.
205 N 9 TH ST APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
BASCOM EVANS, QUANNEIL, 189 BEACH
60 TH ST APT 1 FL, QUEENS, NY, 11692
BASHAR, SAYEMUL, 88-05 MERRICK BLVD
UNCLAIMED FUNDS
BASS, BRADLEY, 27 DORIS RD,
BASSETTE, JOSHUA, 3690 E AVE,
ROCHESTER, NY. 14618
BASTIEN, NYLA, 117-18 222 ND ST,
16 B QUIET HARBOR RD, SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY, 12866
BATES, KIMARAH, 2925 WILSON AVE APT 2 BRONX, NY, 10469
BATUR, CHRISTOPHER, 10 SPRUCE LN APT 10, TABERG, NY, 13471
BAUER, ELLIE, 2 OLD MAMARONECK RD
BAUER, STEPHEN, 667 WHITEMILLS RD LOT 55, VALATIE, NY, 12184
CIRCLEVILLE, NY, 10919
BAYCHU, KELVIN, 37 CERENZIA BLVD, ELMONT, NY, 11003
BAZILE-FINLEY, JOCELLINE,
450 W 147 TH ST APT 25, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
BAZZI, GHADA H, 120 PALMETTO ST APT 1 L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
BEACH, MICHAEL, 5490 STATE RTE 55, LIBERTY, NY, 12754
BEAN, KAREN, 14 EQUESTRIAN WAY, CLIFTON PARK, NY, 12065
BEAN, ROBERT, 155 SHEFFER RD, SCOTTSVILLE, NY, 14546
BEAULAC, TYLER, 141 BROWN RD, SCHAGHTICOKE, NY, 12154
BEAUTY J INC, 30 W FORDHAM RD, BRONX, NY, 10468
BEAUVIL, EMMANUEL, 455 SCHENECTADY
BECKER, NICOLE, 9 CHICORY LN, EAST AMHERST, NY, 14051
BECKMAN, SUSAN, 414 BALTIC ST APT 2 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
BEDARD, JOSEPH, 154 PROSPECT AVE, PLATTSBURGH, NY, 12901
BEDRICK, JON, 90 OXFORD PL FL 1, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
BEGUM, ARSHI, 65 FRONT ST APT 232,
BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
BEGUM, HAMIDA, 6510 180 TH ST, FRESH MEADOWS, NY, 11365
BEIG, MUHAMMAD, 218 BAGATELLE RD, MELVILLE, NY, 11747
BEISEL, JORDAN, 241 E 86 TH ST APT 19 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10028
BEJOY, ISLAM, 14053 ROSE AVE,
BEKKELUND, ANN, 581 N BIRCH HILL RD, PATTERSON, NY, 12563
BELCHER, AMAYA, 224 23 RD ST APT B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11232
BELDING-WILSON, H, G, 15 PENNINGTON DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
BELGARDE, GEORGE, 651 WASHINGTON ST, BUFFALO, NY, 14203
BELGRAVE, ASHIRA, 1609 E 174 TH ST APT 9 H. BRONX, NY, 10472
BELL, TYESHA, 422 JERSEY ST #1,
BUFFALO, NY, 14213
BELLAVIA, ANTONIO,
112 E 2 ND ST, EAST SYRACUSE, NY, 13057 BELLING, MICHAEL.
7 ELLEN PL, KINGS PARK, NY, 11754
AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010
BELLO, ADESHEWA, 45 MAPLE ST,
BELLO, REY, 81 N KENSICO AVE, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10604
22 S WASHINGTON AVE, CENTEREACH, NY. 11720
BELON, CASSONDRA, L, 28 LEISURE LN, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
BENCZKOWSKI, LUKE, 65 CHATHAM CT, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
APT 2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
BENDER, LISA, 5711 RUNNING BROOK RD, FARMINGTON, NY, 14425
BENDESKY, JUSTIN, 182 AVE B APT 8,
NEW YORK, NY, 10009
BENITEZ, BRYAN, 132 LAKELAND AVE,
UNCLAIMED FUNDS
BENITEZ, SAVANNAH, 1011 LOGAN AVE, BRONX, NY, 10465
BENJAMIN, BIANCA, 1366 NEW YORK AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
BENJAMIN, RASHEEM, 210 HOLDEN BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
BENNETT, AMANDA, 53-23 206 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11364
NEW YORK, NY, 10009
BERARDINELLI SR, P, 17 HILLSIDE CT, NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
BERG, BENGT, 20 BRANDYWINE CIR, PENFIELD, NY, 14526
BERG, CARL, 38 PRINCE ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10012
BERGER, ARON, 1946 50 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
BERIDA, RUSSELL, 85-04 54 TH AVE, ELMHURST, NY, 11373
BERMAN, JENNA, 99-40 63 RD APT 1 L, QUEENS, NY, 11374
BERMUDEZ, ANDRES, 798 PARK AVE, ALBANY, NY, 12208
BERNARD, ANIYA, 130 MT VERNON AVE APT 4 D, MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10550
BERNAZAR, JOHN, 30 SCHOOL ST, CORTLANDT MNR, NY, 10567
BERNESBY, ALEXA, 23 MELTON DR E, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY, 11570
387 3 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215 PERREZUETA, JOSEPH
BERRY, JASMINE, 286 TARGEE ST APT 2 ND FL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
HUNTINGTON, NY, 11743
BEST, KYLE, 652 LAFAYETTE AVE,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
BESTON JR, BOB, 3520 GUILDERLAND AVE, ROTTERDAM, NY, 12306
BETTS, LOUIS, 426 CHERRY RD, SYRACUSE, NY, 13219
112 GARNETT LN, SLINGERLANDS, NY, 12159
BHATTI, RASHID A, 226 HAWTHORNE ST, MASTIC, NY, 11950
BHOLA, WILLIS, 519 GRANT AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
BHUPATHIRAJU, VENEEL,
BIANCO, CHRISTOPHE, 15 ABINGDON SQ, NEW YORK, NY, 10014
BIANCO, JUDITH, 215 E 68 TH ST APT 15 ZZ, NEW YORK, NY, 10065
BIASILLO, MICHAEL, 13750 PARKER RD, HOLLAND, NY, 14080
BIECK, JOSEPH, 200 COLLINGWOOD DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14621
BIETSCH, ALAN, PO BOX 317, NORTH SALEM, NY, 10560
BILAUER, ANITA, 1504 HERTEL AVE LOWR REAR, BUFFALO, NY, 14216
BILLINGLSEY, KAYDEN, 2 CREEKSIDE RD, HOPEWELL JCT, NY, 12533
BIRAN, HANNAH, 260 W 26 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
BIRD, MATTHEW, 385 1 AVE #16 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10010
BIRD, SEAN, 76 HAYES ST, MASSAPEQUA PK, NY, 11762
BIVONA, ROBERT, 38 LEIGH AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
BLACK, ERIC, 2003 BERGEN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
BLACK, FREDERICK, 195 STEUBEN ST APT 5 N. STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
BLACK, JESSICA, 27 56 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
BLACK, TIMOTHY, 515 SILVER LN,
OCEANSIDE, NY, 11572
BLACKIE, SARAI, 952 E 223 RD ST APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10466
BLACKLOW, ISAAC, 155 W 15 TH ST APT 6 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
BLACKMON, EDWARD, 1166 BURKE AVE
APT 4 A, BRÓNX, NY, 10469
BLACKWELL, LARRY, 2333 5 TH AVE APT 3 AA, MANHATTAN, NY, 10037
PRIVATE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BLAINE, BRUCE, 25344 148 TH DR APT 2, ROSEDALE, NY. 11422
BLAIR, CHERYL, 10 ADAMS ST APT B,
WHITEHALL, NY, 12887
BLAKE, SADE, 774 THOMASSBOYLAND AVE APT 1 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
BLAKE, ZYIANN, 901 DREW ST APT 4, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
BLANTON, LATANYA, 10930 160 TH ST APT 2 C, JAMAICA, NY, 11433
BLATT, SHELDON, 640 DITMAS AVE APT 6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
BLAUSTEIN, ROIZY, 186 RUTLEDGE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
BLAZER, ROBERT, 478 WAVERLY AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
BLESOFSKY, ITTA, 214-43 26 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11360
BLISS, DONALD, PO BOX 262, CLINTON, NY, 13323
BLOGGS, JOE, 123 LOLLIPOP LN, CANDY LAND, NY, 10024
BLUM, SHULAMIS, 138-53 77 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11367
BLUMENBERG, PENINA, 253 RUTLEDGE ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
BNP PARIBAS CORP, 787 SEVENTH AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
BOAKYE, BRIGHT, 29 QUEALY PL, ROCKVILLE CTR, NY, 11570
BOARDMAN, PATRICIA, A, 405 JONES RD, VESTAL, NY, 13850
BOBKOFF, NATALIIA, 627 CAYUGA HTS RD, ITHACA, NY, 14850
BODRE, ELIJAH, 3216 BARKER AVE APT 1 S, BRONX, NY, 10467
BOETTNER, FRIEDRICH, PO BOX 22583, BROOKLYN, NY, 11202
BOICE, TARA, J, 11 S FOWLERHOUSE RD, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
BOKA, NATALIJA, 4554 39 TH PL APT 7 C, SUNNYSIDE, NY, 11104
BOKOR, PETER, 320 RIVERSIDE DR #9 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
BOLDUC, ANNA, M, 7 CORBIN RD, PAWLING, NY, 12564
BOLNICK, BROOKE, 200 W 26 TH ST APT 11 J. MANHATTAN, NY, 10001
BONDER, JULIA, 1012 BERYL WAY,
WATERVLIET, NY, 12189
BONELLI, NICOLE, 264 CEDAR HILL RD, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
BONILLA, JUAN, 21 SCHENCK AVE, GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
BONKANO, MUJIB, 1140 BURKE AVE APT 7 F, BRONX, NY, 10469
BONOVITCH, STEVEN, 2394 COLVIN BLVD EXT APT 2, TONAWANDA, NY, 14150
BONTEMPS, MAGALIE, 24 STUYVESANT ST, HUNTINGTON, NY, 11743
BORDEN, KAREN, PO BOX 4716, ITHACA, NY. 14852
BORDER, STEVEN, 551 MULBERRY ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
BORDINO, MELISSA, 244 W END AVE, MASSAPEQUA, NY, 11758
BORENGASSER, ERIC, 8016 DOORSTONE DR #B, LATHAM, NY, 12110
16 CHESTNUT STUMP RD, FORT SALONGA, NY, 11768
BORNO, SHARON, 4616 GLENDALE CT, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BOROWITZ, REBECCA, J,
7 COLLYER DR, OSSINING, NY, 10562
BORRERO, STEVEN, 10 CEDAR SWAMP RD STE 6 2 ND FL, GLEN COVE, NY, 11542
BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BOSSEN, BARBARA, 1506 FINCKE AVE, UTICA, NY, 13502
BOSTON, SABRINA, 11 GRANDVIEW TRL, MONROE, NY, 10950
BOTTIGLIERO, DESIREE, 50 KERNOCHAN AVE, HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11549
UNCLAIMED FUNDS
BOURQUE, CAROL, 1580 COMO PARK
BOUTON, AMBER, 690 E 138 ST APT 2 D, BRONX, NY, 10454
BOUTWELL, MARQUELL, 123 WOODRUFF, SYRACUSE, NY, 13203
BRONXVILLE, NY, 10708
BOWDEN, BRANDON, 210 SHORE RD APT 1 E, LONG BEACH, NY, 11561
BOWEN, CHRISTOPHE, 45 DUNN CT, SAYVILLE, NY, 11782
BOWEN, MARK, 18 BLANCHARD AVE APT 1, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13901
BOWERS, JOHN, 108 CLYMER ST, AUBURN, NY, 13021
BOXER, CHAYA, 1415 E 5 TH ST,
BOYCE, IRA, 1830 LEXINGTON AVE APT 3 F, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
BOYCE, TAYLOR, 1200 SUTTER AVE APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
BOYD, NANCY, 47 E MORICHES BLVD, EAST MORICHES, NY, 11940
BOYT, THOMAS, 2550 22 ND ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11102
PLAINVIEW, NY, 11803
BRACH, SHEA, 23 ISRAEL ZUPNICK DR UNIT 302, MONROE, NY, 10950
BRACKETT, CODY, 26 RODNEY DR, HONEOYE FALLS, NY, 14472
BRAHMI, OUISSAM, 6623 FORT HAMILTON PKWYAPT 5 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
BRALA, EDWARD, 4 SHEPPARD ST, GLEN HEAD, NY, 11545
BRALIC, MARTA, 450 N END AVE 21 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10282
BRANDON IP, 39 BARKER DR, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
BRATHWAITE, CHERISE, 12 SPRINGVALE RD APT G, CROTON HDSN, NY, 10520
BRATT, MARILYN, 5807 ALBERT DR, BREWERTON, NY, 13029
BRAUN, RONALD, 7 QUIET CT, MILLER PLACE, NY, 11764
BRAVO MANTECON, JAN CARLOS, 2131 2 ND AVE APT 3 S, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
BRAVO, LORENZO, 540 E 138 ST BROOK AVE APT 2 B, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 10454
BRAWNERGY INC, 202 GREENWICH ST, MONTAUK, NY, 11954
BRECHKO, ANDREW, 452 BEAVER LAKE RD, WINDSOR, NY, 13865
BRETTLER, CHAVA, 222 SKILLMAN ST APT 3-D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
BREWER, ANNETTE, E, 79 MARINE DR APT 9 G, BUFFALO, NY, 14202
BRIAN, BRIAN, 40 ANN ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10038
BRICE, CHERYL, 1487 NOSTRAND AVE APT 1 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
BRICKMAN, HAILEY, 160 RIVERSIDE
BRIER, LAURIE, PO BOX 24, MARCELLUS, NY, 13108
547 ELLSWORTH AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY. 10465
BRIGGS, KEISHA,
272 E 45 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
409 N PAGE AVE, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760 BRIGHT, DEBRA.
BRINTON, CARL, 400 W END AVE #180, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
BRISKMAN, DMITRIY, 84 MONTICELLO TER, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10308
BRITO, JULIANA, 2931 FREDERICK
STEPHENTOWN, NY, 12168
BROOKLYN HOME MANAGEMENT,
ROCHESTER, NY, 14623
BROOKS, SHATEEK, 225 W 129 TH ST,
UNCLAIMED FUNDS
BROPHY, MELANIE, 131 JOHNSON RD, WINGDALE, NY, 12594
BROT, DAVID, 24 WINDING BROOK RD,
NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10804
BROTHERS, LEON, 545 7 TH AVE, NEW HYDE PARK, NY, 11040
BROWER, MICHAEL, 9930 B SARATOGA RD, FORT-DRUM, NY, 13602
BROWN, AALIYAH, 334 E 79 TH ST APT 3 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10075
BROWN, ALIZA, 1650 E 34 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BROWN, ARMANI, 665 GRASSMERE TER, QUEENS, NY, 11691
BROWN, BARRY, 311 W BEECH ST, LONG BEACH, NY, 11561
BROWN, ELLEN, 28 MILKY WAY RD, TROY, NY, 12182
BROWN, JAMIYAH, 54 CATHERINE ST APT 1 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10038
BROWN, JAVAN, 241 GOTHAM AVE, ELMONT, NY, 11003
BROWN, MARELISA, 140 RAVINE AVE APT 1 C, YONKERS, NY, 10701
BROWN, MARQUIS, 325 E 143 RD, BRONX, NY, 10451
BROWN, PAUL, 141 ROBINSON ST, N TONAWANDA, NY, 14120
BROWN, PAULA, PO BOX 196, DOWNSVILLE, NY, 13755
BROWN, ROSE, M, 342 PANCAKE HOLLOW RD, HIGHLAND, NY, 12528
BROWN, TAHJAE, 21020 NASHVILLE BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11411
BROWN, TROY, 356 HULL AVE #1 E, BRONX, NY, 10467
BROWNE, AJAYI, 1186 E 54 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BROWNE, JOHN, 208 W 11 TH ST UNIT 1, NEW YORK, NY, 10014
BRUEN, JAKE, 11 LLOYD CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10310
BRUNHEROTO, JOSE, 3745 MARCY ST, MOHEGAN LAKE, NY, 10547
BRUNO, CYNTHIA, L, 75 JEFFERSON RD, RED HOOK, NY, 12571
BRYANT, ABIGAIL, 3671 BROADWAY APT 64, MANHATTAN, NY, 10031
BRYANT, REHEMA, 2937 FREDERICK
BUCKINS, SHAWN, 515 CRESCENT ST #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
BUCKLEY, AVA, 437 W 44 TH ST APT 1 FW, NEW YORK, NY, 10036
BUCKLEY, DANIELLE, 103 STAUNTON ST, YONKERS, NY, 10704
BUCZEKSMITH, AMANDA, 32 WAKEFIELD CT. DELMAR, NY. 12054
BUDHRAM, CANDICE, 962 STRONG ST, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12307
BUECHE, KENTON, 1722 CATON AVE APT 11, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
BUENAVIDA PRAT, SARA, 15 CHUCK BLVD, NORTH BABYLON, NY, 11703
BUESS, NICHOLAS, 322 7 TH AVE APT 4, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
BUGAY, JOSEPH, 7448 220 TH ST, OAKLAND GDNS, NY, 11364
BUGNIAZET, MARK,
120 SULLIVAN ST APT 5 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10012
BUIGAS, ELENA, 703 W 184 ST APT 1 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
BULIES, JUAN, 2540 VALENTINE AVE APT 43, BRONX, NY, 10458
BULIGAI, CLAUDIA,
BUNCE, DANIEL, 21 MOORE HAVEN DR, BATH, NY, 14810
BURCH, SHARMAIN, 1708 E 53 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
BURES, ERIC, 7520 STATE RTE 415, BATH, NY, 14810
BURGOS, NAELY, 2241 WEBSTER AVE APT 1 N, BRONX, NY, 10457
BURKE, JUSTIN, 36 GARY CT #2, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
BURKE, MICHELLE, 238 MCKINLEY 2 ND FL SYRACUSE, NY, 13205
BURKE, RICHARD, 6223 MEADOW WOOD DR, FORT DRUM, NY, 13602
BURKE, TROY, 775 THOMAS BOYLAND 1 R, BROOKLYN, NY 11212
BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
236 FOX RUN RD, SALT POINT, NY, 12578
BURNLEY, DIANE, 630 GRAMATAN AVE APT 2 V. MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10552
BURNS, JACK, J, 322 E 73 RD ST APT 12, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
BURNSIDE, JUDITH, 1080 WYCKOFF AVE #A30, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
BURRELL, ANIYA, 431 JEROME ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
BURTON, KYLE, 100-45 199 ST, HOLLIS, NY, 11423
BUSBY, TERRI, 4271 OLD MEADOW RD, CLAY, NY, 13041
BUSCHER, DENISE, 15 GOLF COURSE RD, BELLPORT, NY, 11713
BUTLER, CHRISTOPHER, 191-55 115 TH RD, QUEENS, NY, 11412
BUTLER, LOUISE, 2333 5 TH AVE APT 6 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10037
BUTLER, SAMANTHA, 145 JONES RD, SARATOGA SPGS, NY, 12866
BUTSKO, VIKTAR, 10 SALEM CT, SUFFERN, NY, 10901
BUTTA, LYNN, 2902 WHISPERING HLS, CHESTER, NY, 10918
BYRD, KEYSHAUN, 75 LA SALLE ST APT 75
BYRNE ASSOCIATES, 31 BOORMAN RD, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
CABALLERO ORTIZ, CARMEN ROCIO,
CABELLO, JOSE, 1 B RD PARK WAY APT 2 D, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10601
CABLE, ALYSSA, 19 MILTON LN, BEACON, NY. 12508
CABRERA, CHRIS, 2429 HERING AVE APT 2, NEW YORK, NY, 10469
CABUCO, NELSON, 6 CAMERON RD, TUCKAHOE, NY, 10707
CAFFERATA, SABRINA, 644 TRAVIS AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
CAIMANO, CHRISTOPHER, 6248 JOHNSTON RD, ALBANY, NY, 12203
CAIVINAGUA, ASHLEY, 2550 MARION AVE APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10458
CALACA, JANEEN, 401 UNION SCHOOL RD, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10941
CALAFIURA, TOVA, 31 MONROE ST APT 12 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10002
CALAUTTI, ROSA, 25 WOODBURY ST, NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10805
CALCANO, JULIAN, 1450 TAYLOR AVE APT 19. BRONX, NY, 10460
CALDEON, JOSE, 133 JENNIFER LN, YONKERS, NY, 10710
CAMACHO, RAMON, 67 W 107 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
CAMANN, THOMAS, 451 HOMESTEAD DR, NORTH TONAWANDA, NY, 14120
CAMARA, SALLY, 1232 METCALF AVE APT 7 L, BRONX, NY, 10472
CAMERON, LAUREN, 217 E 7 TH ST APT 3
CAMILO, HECTOR, 50 W 192 ND ST, BRONX, NY, 10468
CAMP LA JOLLA FAM TR, 60 CT ST APT 6 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
CAMPAGNA, JOSEPH, 281 MAIN ST,
CAMPBELL, ALEXIS, 301 W 151 ST #2 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10039
CAMPBELL, ANNETTE, 153 VIOLET AVE, FLORAL PARK, NY. 11001
CAMPBELL, JOSEPH, 99 JOHN ST APT
CAMPBELL, RICKAIYA, 178 LOCKMAN AVE
CAMPBELL, SEAN, 146-36 225 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11413
CAMPION, ROOSEVELT,
186-02 FOCH BLVD SAINT ALBANS, QUEENS, NY 11412
QUEENS, NY, 11412
CAMPIS REYES, ERIK, 77 STANHOPE ST
93 E 3 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
AVE APT 1 E, BRONX, NY, 10453
CANAAN, ASHLEY, 3905 MONTICELLO AVE
CANADY, SHILO, 1803 UNION ST APT 5 D, BROOKLYN, NY. 11213
140 HARMAN ST 2 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221 CANDIDO JUAREZ RAFAEL
CANDIDO JUAREZ, RAFAEL,
527 E 147 ST, BRONX, NY, 10455
CANDO AJALA, DILAN, 108-23 39 AVE APT 1 FLR, CORONA, NY, 11368
CANESSA, LUIGGI,
CANEVARI, JENNALYN, 2085 VALENTINE AVE APT 3 A, BRONX, NY, 10457
CANGE, RITCHELLE, 3209 SNYDER AVE APT #10, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
CANN, SAMIAH, 24008 149 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY 11422
CANTONE, MARC,
8 IDA LN, AQUEBOGUE, NY, 11931
CAPISTRANO, RAYMUND,
91-51 80 TH ST, WOODHAVEN, NY, 11421
GLENVILLE, NY, 12302
29 KIRCHNER AVE, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538 CARRELLON MARIAN, 1069 N NEW YORK
282 ULSTER LANDING RD, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
CARABALLO CRUZ, DARILUZ, 2016
QUEENS, NY, 11373
CARABALLO, DARILUZ, 2020 DAVIDSON AVE APT 5 C, BRONX, NY, 10453
CARABALLO, JAYLENNE, 2770
KINGSBRIDGÉ TER APT 82 E, BRONX, NY, 10463
CARBONE, RICHARD, 519 WOODLAND CT, MAHOPAC, NY, 10541
CARCHI, SINDY, 108-51 38 TH AVE APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11368
CARDENAS, EDWARD, 1 BENNETT AVE APT 26, MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
CARDOZO, OSCAR, 34-19 90 TH ST APT C12, JACKSON HTS, NY, 11372
CAREW, MICHAEL, 222 W 14 TH ST APT 9 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
CARIGNAN, MICHELLE, 802 FAIRWAY CT, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
CARINO, JAYDEN, 1252 BRONX RIVER AVE APT PH, BRONX, NY, 10472
CARLEY, WILLIE, 10 EVERGREEN LN, WALDEN, NY, 12586
CARLSON, SUSAN, 659 E 229 TH ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
CARNETT, DANIELLE, 95 SALEM ST, GREENWICH, NY, 12834
CAROLE A DAPONTE, DR, 21 TWIN HILLS
CAROLLO, ANNALISA, 14 BLUE HILL
COMMONS DR UNIT I, ORANGEBURG, NY, 10962
CAROLLO, MARK, 157-03 10 TH AVE,
CARRANZA, MARIANO, 360 FURMAN ST APT 302, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
CARRIBON, NAQUASSIA, 1408 WEBSTER AVE APT 10 G. BRONX, NY. 10456
CARR-MALEH, CHERYL, 387 GRAND ST APT K707, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
CARROLL, JAMES, J, PO BOX 354, ORWELL, NY, 13426
CARRUTHERS, LUCILLE, 300 CRANBERRY LANDING DR APT 209, ROCHESTER, NY, 14609
CARTAGENA, HECTOR, PO BOX 1631, SOUTHAMPTON, NY, 11969
CARTER, AYANNA, 16737 147 TH AVE
JAMAICA NY 114 34 APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11434
CARTER, PLEASE, 1359 CHANDLER ST APT #2, QUEENS, NY, 11691
CARUSO, VICTORIA, L, 133 NEW
HACKENSACK RD APT 10, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
CASADO, SCOTT, 110 W 86 TH ST APT 3 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
CASALE, CATHERINE, 406 VASSAR PL, FISHKILL, NY, 12524
AVE APT AP T3, BRONX, NY, 10456 CASDEN, DAVID,
PUTNAM VALLEY, NY, 10579
CASTANEDA, JESLER, 31-15 88 TH ST APT 2 ND FL, ELMHURST, NY, 11369
CASTELBLANCO MO, WILSON, 170-02 93
CASTELLANE, SUSAN, 198 N UTICA AVE, MASSAPEQUA, NY, 11758
CASTILLO TORRES, KEVEN, 844 BURKE AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10467
CASTILLO, YULIANA, 55 W 166 ST APT 3 E, BRONX, NY, 10452
CASTILLON, ERMANY, 798 FREEMAN ST APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10459
CASTRO, ALBERTO, 3390 WAYNE AVE APT G31, BRONX, NY, 10467
CASTRO, ASHLEY, 195 23 ST APT 4 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11232
CASTRO, LESLY, 216 WYCKOFF AVE APT 3 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
CASTRO, LORENZO, 37 N 5 TH ST #B, HUDSON, NY, 12534
CASTRO, MARLEN, 140-55 BURDEN CRESCENT, BRIARWOOD, NY, 11435
CATALYST CHILMARK LLC, 138 W 25 TH ST FL9, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
CAUBET, CONSTANCE, 475 6 TH AVE STE A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
CAUDRON, MARC, PO BOX 159, MALDEN BRIDGE, NY, 12115
CAUTHEN, WILL, 61247 NY-415, AVOCA, NY, 14809
CAVE, LYDIA, T, 134 INNIS AVE APT L9, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
CAVELLERO, GEORGE, 44 ARCHER RD, W HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11552
CAYNES, JAHMARI, 165 ST MARKS PL APT 18 B, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
CEDENO LEYBA, JADE, 4971 HENRY HUDSON PKWY, BRONX, NY, 10472
CEKIC, ENES, 605 W 156 ST APT BR, MANHATTAN, NY, 10032
CELIK, ZEYNEP, 2803 BRAGG ST FL 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
CERDA JR, GERARD, 870 CT LANDT AVE APT 2 E, BRONX, NY, 10451
CERMAK, MARY, C, 16 JUTLAND RD, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13903
CEVALLOS, DIEGO, 30 KENT LN,
CENTEREACH, NY, 11720
CHABLA, EDWIN, 136-30 BOOTH
MEMORIAL AVE 3, QUEENS, NY, 11355
CHACHA, GLORIA M, 9125 COLLEGE POINT BV, COLLEGE POINT, NY, 11356
CHADNI, MAHFUJA, 345 E 205 TH ST APT 1 B. BRONX, NY, 10467
CHAMBERLAIN, ROBERT, 164 UNDERHILL AVE APT 2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
CHAMBERS, ACKEEM, 8757 BAY 16 ST APT D1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
CHAN, KOONHUNG, 5615 196 TH ST, FRESH MEADOWS, NY, 11365
CHAN, SHAUN, 1644 WILSON ST, BALDWIN, NY, 11510
CHAN, TINA, 185 PARK ROW APT 8 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10038
CHAN, YEE, 914 58 TH ST #4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
CHANG, EUN, 4322 QUEENS ST APT 205, LONG IS CITY, NY, 11101
CHANG, SARA, 54 BRIDGE RD,
CHANG, SHU, 6906 20 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
CHANG, WILLIAM, 5811 43 RD AVE APT 2 A, WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
CHARLES FRAME, AULDIT, 570 CLEVELAND ST. BROOKLYN, NY. 11208
CHARLES, PAMELA, 111 DEAN ST, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
CHAU, KEVIN, 42 FLORENCE ST APT 1 FL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10308
CHAVEZ SANCHEZ, GERALDINE,
CHAVEZ, ALFREDO, 531 MONTAUK HWY 2 C. AMAGANSETT, NY, 11930
CHAVEZ, W. J. 4 INNIS AVE.
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
CHAVIS, BRIAN, 600 HYLAN BLVD APT A 2 H, STATEN ISLAND, NY 10305
CHEECHALK, NANCY, A, 2 WREN ST, JOHNSON CITY, NY 13700
CHEN WU, CINDY, 194 BAY28 TH ST 1 F APT
194, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
CHEN, ANDY, 390 E 21 ST APT 2 D,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
HALFMOON, NY, 12065
CHEN, DAMON, 85-15 91 ST AVE APT 1 FL, QUEENS, NY, 11421
CHEN, EMILY, 4170 MAIN ST B350 K.
FLUSHING, NY, 11355
CHEN, ETHAN, 1845 W 9 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
CHEN, HANBING, PO BOX 145,
CIRCLEVILLE, NY, 10919
CHEN, JIAKAI,
629 71 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
CHEN, LU, 353 E 78 TH ST APT 10 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10075
CHEN, MEI, 243 RIVIERA PKWY, LUNDENHURST, NY, 11757
LINDENHURST, NY, 11757
CHEN, SAIHUA, 42-14 BOWNE ST 2 L, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
CHEN, TAK, 26 HAMLET WOODS DR, SAINT JAMES, NY, 11780
21506 46 TH AVE, BAYSIDE, NY, 11361 CHEN, YUE,
4060 CASE ST, ELMHURST, NY, 11373
CHENG, ZHENZHUANG, 6333 98 TH PL APT 3 J, REGO PARK, NY, 11374
CHEONG, YOKE, 558 N 2 ND ST, NEW HYDE PARK, NY, 11040
CHEPEL, MAKSIM, 34 GARRITY BLVD, BREWSTER, NY, 10509
CHERRY, GLENDA, 32 E AVE, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
CHESTER, SAMUEL, 9 AIMEE CT,
WARWICK, NY, 10990
CHIASERA, KATELYN, 15 PINE RIDGE DR, SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
CHICHE, CATARINA MAGDAL, 1429 65 TH ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
CHICOSKI, JOSEPH, 1968 MORRIS AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10453
CHINCHILLI, ANNA, 34 MONTREAL PL, ROCHESTER, NY, 14618
CHIRIBOGA, BILLY, 2194 FULTON ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
CHIROY, SERGIO, 50 KIPP LN LOT 46, HUDSON, NY, 12534
CHITTY, STEVEN, 8272 NORTHGATE DR, ROME, NY, 13440
CHO, JARYUNG, 225 E 36 TH ST APT 2 N, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
CHOC COC, WENDY, 139-81 35 AVE 3 C, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
CHOCOLONELY, TONYS, 450 BROADWAY FL 4, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
CHOEYENG, TENZING, 59-36 50 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11377
CHOLOQUINGA TIPAN, GLADYS,
10 WASHINGTON ST, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
117 VALLEY VIEW DR, NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
CHOUDHRY, SHAHZAD,
CHOW, JOANNA, 15 HUDSON YARDS APT 33 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
CHOWDHURY, ABUL, 3031 MATTHEWS AVE APT 2 ND FL, BRONX, NY, 10467
CHOWDHURY, MOSFIQUE,
3530 HENRY HUDSON PKWY APT 9 M, BRONX, NY, 10463
9512 DREW ST APT PH, QUEENS, NY, 11416 CHRISTENSEN, MEGHAN.
59 ROYDON DR E, MERRICK, NY, 11566
CHRISTIE, CHAVAUGHN, 233 S COLUMBUS AVE, MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10553
CHRISTION, TIMOTHY, 433 N AURORA ST, ITHACA, NY, 14850 CHU, GUOQING, 13256 ROOSEVELT AVE
CHUANG, TIMOTHY, 13550 ROOSEVELT AVE #307, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
CHUCKRAN, DAVID, 66 SUSSEX ST, PORT JERVIS, NY, 12771
CHUNG, JOSEPH, 2 BAY DR APT 20 P, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360
CIAMARRO, JOSEPH, 2981 TOWN CENTER RD, BALDWINSVILLE, NY, 13027
CIANCIOLO, BETHANY, 200 E 69 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
CIANCIULLI, MICHELE, 56 QUINTARD DR, PORT CHESTER, NY, 10573
CIMMINO, PHILLIP, 20 WOOD ACRES RD, GLEN HEAD, NY, 11545
CISKAL, RICHARD, 200 DELAWARE AVE STE 1200, BUFFALO, NY, 14202
CISNEROS, JOSE, 1235 MORRISON AVE APT D5, BRONX, NY, 10472
CIULLA, JESSICA, 9 HOLLY PL 1, HASTINGS HDSN, NY, 10706
CLARK, CATHERINE, 6129 W LAKE RD, CONESUS, NY, 14435
CLARK, DOROTHY, 263 STATE ST APT 401, WATERTOWN, NY, 13601
CLARK, STEPHEN, 6420 PILLMORE DR, ROME, NY, 13440
CLARKE, AARON, 23 LOGAN PL, MASTIC, NY, 11950
CLARKE, DARRAGH, 30 E HARTSDALE AVE HARTSDALE, NY, 10530
CLARKE, TYLER, 83-44 251 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11426
CLASSI, MATTHEW, 126 RIVINGTON ST APT 6 F. NEW YORK, NY, 10002
CLAYTON, WILLIE, 1761 CRANE ST, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
CLEANERS, 1059 POWERS RD, CONKLIN, NY, 13748
CLEAVER, WILLIAM, 32 W TER AVE, LAKEWOOD, NY, 14750
CLEMENS, PEYTON, 7 RICHARDSON ST, WALDEN, NY, 12586
CLOUD CITY ARCHITECTS, 32 MACOMBS PL APT 23, NEW YORK, NY, 10039
CM PRINTING CORP, 1607 MCDONALD AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
COBB, TRAVIS, 201 HARDING ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
COBELLI, JEFFREY, 24 LIVINGSTON RD, CARMEL, NY, 10512
COCHRAN, TYLER, 123 MELROSE ST APT 710, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
CODLING, DJAHMYNE, 132-26 159 TH ST APT 2 FLR, QUEENS, NY, 11434
CODRINGTON, LUIS, 154 ADELPHI ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
COFIELD, TCASON, 77 NEW YORK AVE APT 3 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
COHEN, BENJAMIN, 38 PLAINFIELD AVE, FLORAL PARK, NY, 11001
COHEN, MACHLA, 11 FOX LN, MONSEY, NY, 10952
COHEN, NECHUMA, 134 S 9 ST APT 4 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
COHEN, NICOLETTE, 130 W WINSPEAR AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14214
COHEN, ROBERT, 210 KUYPER DR, NYACK, NY. 10960
COHEN-HOSHEN, DVIR, 850 3 RD AVE FL 13 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
COHN, NORMAN, 7526 BELL BLVD APT 4 B, OAKLAND GDNS, NY, 11364
COLE, JAMES, 166 E 96 TH ST APT 16 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
COLE, SARAH, 2131 BITTERS RD, CAMILLUS, NY, 13031
COLEMAN, ANNAMARIE, 19 BURHANS PL, DELMAR, NY, 12054
COLLINS, MARQUISE, 21 CEDARWOOD CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
COLOMBO, MEGAN, 105 EMPIRE BLVD, ROCHESTER, NY, 14609
COLON, NAJAE, 1807 UNIONPORT RD APT 1. BRONX, NY, 10462
COLON, NOELLY, 104 GARNET CT.
WATERFORD, NY, 12188
COMPERE, ROCKFELLER, 1245 OCEAN
CONKLIN, IRA, 6 RIDGEVIEW DR,
NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
CONLEY, JAIMIE, 166 2 ND AVE APT 5 K,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
CONLON, CAITLIN, 444 W 35 TH ST APT 7 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
CONNOR, CARMEN, O, 415 RED HOOK LN, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
CONSTANCE YOUNGGEON, KIM, 7 NAVY PIER CT UNIT 1021, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
CONSTANTE VILLA, KATHERINE, 2841 HEATH AVE APT BSMT, BRONX, NY, 10463
CONTINEO, CLOUD, 8801 5 TH AVE UNIT 90068, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
CONTRERAS, PAULETTE, 220 S STATE RD, BRIARCLIFF, NY, 10510
CONWAY, ISABELLE, 74 BRIANBETH PL, TAPPAN, NY, 10983
CONWAY, NABEEHAH, 155 17 116 TH DR, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
COOK, ANDREW, 3825 CREEK RD, CHAFFEE, NY, 14030
COOK, DESTINY, 353 E 141 ST APT 14 B, BRONX, NY, 10454
COOK, WILLIAM, PO BOX 345,
NARROWSBURG, NY. 12764
COOKINGHAM, DONALD, 6 RED CEDAR LN, STAATSBURG, NY, 12580
COOKINHAM, SCOTT, 50 FOX POINT, SALT POINT, NY, 12578
COONEY, ANN, 84 BAYVILLE RD, LOCUST VALLEY, NY, 11560
COOPER, ALYSSA, 251 FOX HOLLOW RD, WOODBURY, NY, 11797
COOPER, BLUE, 223 CLARKE AVE APT SIDE TENET, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
COOPER, JACKSON, 310 E 65 TH ST APT 6 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10065
COOPER, SHERRY-ANN, 349 E 22 ND, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
COPE, SAMIR, K, 343 E 23 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
COPELAND, CONNOR, 42 MORNING STAR DR, NEW PALTZ, NY, 12561
CORATTI, MARISSA, L, 149 MAIN ST APT 7, BEACON, NY, 12508
CORCON CO, 839 STEWART AVE BLDG E, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
CORCORAN, LAUREEN, 748 RTE 376, HOPEWELL JCT, NY, 12533
CORCORAN, NICOLE, 242 86 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
BROADWAY APT 2, YONKERS, NY, 10705 CORDERO, JONNEIRY,
1997 DAVISON AVE, BRONX, NY, 10453
CORELLI, VINCENT, 42 REVILO AVE, SHIRLEY, NY, 11967
CORR, AIDEN, 149 E KINGSBRIDGE RD, MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10550
CORRADO, RAYMOND, 116 5 TH ST, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
CORREA, ANGIE, 40 WARDS PATH, HAMPTON BAYS, NY, 11946
CORREA, LEON, 2002 EDENWALD AVE, BRONX, NY, 10466
CORRIGAN, RYAN, 193 BIDWELL TER, ROCHESTER, NY, 14613
CORTES, ESTEBAN, 345 E 205 TH ST APT 3 D, BRONX, NY, 10467
CORTES, NOEL, 2253 3 RD AVE APT 2501, MANHATTAN, NY, 10035
CORTESE, CHRISTOPHER, 560 MORGAN RD, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13903
COSGROVE, THOMAS, 7 SUNSET TER, WARWICK, NY, 10990
COSTA, WIJENDRA, 12 DELMAR AVE APT A, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
COTHAM, NICHOLAS, 134 BROOKSIDE LN, LAGRANGEVILLE, NY, 12540
COTO, JOSE, 51 SCHRECK, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
COTTON-WESTMORELAND, MELISSA, 157 E 2 ND ST APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
COUNTRYMAN, RYAN,
12 MASSACHUSETTS AVE, COLONIE, NY, 12205
COURTWRIGHT, MICHAEL, 515 BABCOCK RD, TULLY, NY, 13159
COVIELLO, MARC, 77 ORION WALK, HOLBROOK, NY, 11741
COWAN HUNTER, ELEANOR, 3155
2 80 ASHLAND PL APT NO 412, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
COX, CHRISTINE, 359 E 54 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
CRABTREE, EVAN, 7441 CROOKED BROOK RD, UTICA, NY, 13502
CRAIG, ELIZABETH, 2554 RIVERSIDE AVE, SEAFORD, NY, 11783
CRAIG, KAREN, 60 WOODSHIRE N, GETZVILLE, NY, 14068
CRANE, CHARLES, 111 WALBROOKE AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
CRANE, THOMAS, A, 10 SUMMER SET DR, MONTGOMERY, NY, 12549
CRAWFORD, JAMES, 310 GRAHAM AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
CREIGHTON, AHLIYAH, 11 LORRAINE ST APT 1 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11231
CREW, RASHAD, 67 W NECK RD, SHELTER ISLAND, NY, 11964
CREWE, DAVID, 10 CAMPUS VIEW CT 410, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
CRIMMINS, CATHERINE, 92 SUPERIOR RD, BELLEROSE VLG, NY, 11001
CRISANO, LUCIE, 104 PHILLIPSPORT RD, WURTSBORO, NY, 12790
CROFT, DEBORAH, 868 E 7 TH ST APT 6 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
CROSS, MIKALAH, 730 HINSDALE ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
CROSSMAN, ANDREA, 744 FRANKLIN AVE
CRUEL, ERIC, 249 W 62 ND ST APT 2 A,
MANHATTAN, NY, 10023
CRUMBLEY, DEJEAN, 2640 8 TH AVE 3 G,
MANHATTAN, NY, 10030
CRUZ VASQUEZ, HELEN,
2070 THIRD AVE APT 4 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
CRUZ, ASHLEY, 545 E144 TH ST APT 4 G, BRONX, NY, 10454
CRUZ, EDWIN, RR
1 BOX 1200, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
CRUZ, JUNE, 9434 C FEW LOOP, FORT DRUM, NY, 13603
CTYANK,
1069 E 18 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230 CUCCO, DARLENE,
1435 71 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11228
CUCULLO, JACKIE, 1018 THROGGMORTON AVE 1, BRONX, NY, 10465
CUELLAR, IVAN, 2540 VALENTINE APT 43, BRONX, NY, 10458
CUMBAL, MELANY, 2254 GRAND AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10453
CUNIGAN, ALANA, 95 LINDEN BLVD 24 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
CUNNINGHAM, PAMELA, 304 FIELD CT, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
CURET, MATTHEW, 1075 BROADWAY,
QUEENS, NY, 10570
CURRENCE, SAMORA, 826 COLUMBUS AVE 3 H, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
CURRY, MARISSA, 19 ARLINGTON ST, JOHNSON CITY, NY, 13790
CUSTIS, WILLIAM, 244 E 13 TH ST APT 28, NEW YORK, NY, 10003
CZARNECKI, EMILY, 358 VILLAGE GRN,
DAHIYA, RAJVIR,
1 VISTA LN, GLEN HEAD, NY, 11545
DAILEY, BRIAN, 41 EDWARD ST, BUFFALO, NY, 14202
DAIRY MARKET, 451 MCCLELLAN ST,
DAKIN, GARY, 422 W 20 TH ST #A3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
31 DEBEVOISE ST APT 8 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
DALEY, CHRISTOPHER, 86 BANK ST APT 2 L. WHITE PLAINS, NY. 10606
DALIAN, SHAWN, 1 CARTERS RD, EAST QUOGUE, NY, 11942
DALTON, SUSAN, 2373 BROADWAY APT 406, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
DANIEL, DESTINY, 1000 E 92 ND ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
DANIELS, CHINA, 58-20 LITTLE NECK PKWY, QUEENS, NY, 11362
DANKNER, RACHEL, 124 WILMINGTON DR, MELVILLE, NY, 11747
DANQUER, JAMI, 1915 BAKER AVE, UTICA, NY, 13501
DAQUIN, BLONDY, 780 LANCER CT APT D, DEPEW, NY, 14043
9 WILCOX AVE, ROSCOE, NY, 12776
26 FIELDSTONE DR APT 1 E, HARTSDALE, NY, 10530
DASILVA, SAMANTHA, 606 PAULEY DR, W HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11552
DASTAGIR, ALIA, 26 SAND ST, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
57 CANNON ST APT 620, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
DAVID, JILLIAN,
186 N 4 TH ST, BETHPAGE, NY, 11714 DAVID, JOHN, 63 MCALESTER AVE,
DAVIDOFF, ANDREW,
PO BOX 4424, NEW YORK, NY, 10163
DAVILA, HECTOR, 219 JEFFERSON ST APT 4 A, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
22 CYPRESS CT #1 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
DAVIS CAMPBELL, AKEEM, 110 E 177 TH ST APT 3 H, BRONX, NY, 10453
DAVIS JOYNER, JOSAIAH, 216-25 136 TH RD APT 2 L, QUEENS, NY, 11413
DAVIS, AMIR,
13832 227 TH ST, LAURELTON, NY, 11413 DAVIS ANTON S OXFORD START G
DAVIS, DAVANNA, 1679 ATHERTON AVE, ELMONT, NY, 11003
DAVIS, JOANNE, 738 LING RD APT 4, ROCHESTER, NY. 14612
DAVIS, NIA, 434 MAIN ST, NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10801
DAVIS, ROBERT, 1720 W LET ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
DAVIS, SHAQUELL, 82 RUTGERS SLIP, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
DAWKINS, MAYA, 130-47 244 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11422
DAWSON, JAEL, 30 RICHMAN PLAZA APT 37 E. BRONX, NY, 10453
DAWSON, JALEN, 100 CO-OP CITY BLVD 11 F, BRONX, NY, 10475
DAY, DEYSHAWN, 12012 SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11411
DE JESUS GOMEZ, ELVIANNY, 1133 OGDEN AVE APT 7 P, BRONX, NY, 10452
DE LA CRUZ, ANGELO, 32-32 86 ST APT 2 ND FL. EAST ELMHURST, NY. 11369
DE LA CRUZ, DEREK, 265 E 182 ND ST APT 2. BRONX, NY, 10457
DE VILLA BACASON, ANN RACHEL,
DEAR, PAUL, 344 E 51 ST APT 1 F.
DEBOUSE, TYREL, 2120 MADISON AVE APT 7 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10037
DEBTOR HUB INC, 46 SCHENCK AVE,
GREAT NECK, NY. 11023
DECAMILLIS, MICHAEL, 17 MEMORY LN,
DECKELBAUM, KATYA, 60 RIVERSIDE DR APT 14 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
DEERY, JANICE, 3203 FENTON AVE,
BRONX, NY, 10469
DEFEO, FRANCIS, 1129 60 TH ST FL 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
BAYVILLE, NY, 11709
DEGUISTO, SUSAN, J, 102 VICKI LN, HOPEWELL JCT, NY, 12533
DEHKORDI, ALI, 62 E 2 ND ST, FREEPORT, NY. 11520
DEJESUS PINEDA, ROSALBA, 477 W 140 ST APT 3 2, MANHATTAN, NY, 10031
DEL RIO LANSE, MATEO, 90 BRYANT AVE 4 AA, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10605
DELACRUZ, ALICE, 104 LAKEWOOD DR, CONGERS, NY, 10920
DELEE, WILLIAM, 230 COLUMBIA AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13207
DELEON JOHNSON, ALBERT, 678 221 ST APT 2 FL, BRONX, NY, 10467
DELEON, ROSALINDA, 32 TREEVIEW DR, MELVILLE, NY, 11747
DELGADO, RICARDO, 3283 DECATUR AVE APT 3 A, BRONX, NY, 10467
DELGADO, ROLANDO, 493 ALBANY AVE, LINDENHURST, NY, 11757
DELICIA, ATIBA, 130 CLARKSON AVE APT 7 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
DELISE, NICOLAS, 100 W OAK ST, FARMINGDALE, NY, 11735
DELORIA, TYLER, 600 TRACY CREEK RD, VESTAL, NY, 13850
DELOS SANTOS, ELIZABETH,
DELOS SANTOS, LEX, 1839 HOLLAND AVE, BRONX, NY, 10462
DELY, DIANA, 62 PARK TER WA16, NEW YORK, NY, 10034
DEM, AMADOU, 1416 CROTONA E APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10460
DEMARTINIS, THOMAS, 10 IRAM PL, BETHPAGE, NY, 11714
DENA, DALTON, 900 ELTON ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
DENARO, DANIELLA, 36 MELISSA LN, WASHINGTONVLE, NY, 10992
DENEGRI, CESAR, 21 GREENBRIER AVE, FARMINGVILLE, NY, 11738
DENIO, THOMAS, PO BOX 157, STONY CREEK, NY, 12878
DENNIS, ADAM, 14 CENTER ST, SAVONA, NY, 14879
DENNIS, MATTHEW, 1057 EASTERN PKWY APT 2 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
DENNY, DILLON, 2006 COUNTY RTE 2 #B, ORWELL, NY, 13426
DEPEAZER, JORDYN,
383 PULASKI ST APT 1 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
5 S ALLEN ST, ALBANY, NY, 12208
DERBY, SARA, 157 CORNELIA ST #1,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
DERENZO, ANASTASIA,
422 RANDALL RD, RIDGE, NY, 11961
DEROLLER, MARK, 222 GALLANT FOX LN, WEBSTER, NY. 14580
DEROSA, NICOLE, 24 RANDALL RD,
DERSHOWITZ, SHIRA,
1719 E 34 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
DESLANDES, ANTONIO, 1575 RTE 292, HOLMES, NY, 12531
DESRUISSEAUX, GINA, 41 GLENWOOD RD, PLAINVIEW, NY, 11803
DESSOUICES, JAKE, 543 E 21 ST APT F7, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
DEUTSH, REUVEN, 1537 E 28 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
DEWITT, JON, 450 UNION SCHOOL RD, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10941
DEWITT, MARY, 28 AUDUBON AVE,
DHAWAN, ASHVIN, 3085 VERNON BLVD, ASTORIA, NY, 11102
DIA, FARMATA, 56-16 BEACH CHANNEL DR APT 5G. QUEENS. NY. 11692
QUEENS, NY, 11420
DIABATE, IDRISSA, 133-23 127 TH ST,
DIALLO, ALPHA, 120 W 116 ST APT 4 C, NY, NY, 10026
DIALLO, ELHADY, 811 FREEMAN ST,
BRONX, NY, 10459
DIALLO, KADIATOU, 220 MONTGOMERY ST
QUEENS, NY, 11422
DIANE, ALPHA, 501 SENECA MANOR DR APT T15, ROCHESTER, NY, 14621
DIAZ RUIZ, YELISSA, 2328 UNIVERSITY AVE APT 5 N, BRONX, NY, 10468
DIAZ, ENRIQUE, 6011 68 TH RD FL 2, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
DIAZ, HECTOR, 148 SPRINGDALE DR, RONKONKOMA, NY, 11779
DIAZ, JENNIFER, 547 W 147 TH ST APT D4, MANHATTAN, NY, 10031
DIAZ, RAYMOND, 250 BROADWAY 11TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10007
DIDONATO, BRITTANY, 178 LONGFELLOW DR, CARMEL, NY, 10512
DIEHL, JONATHAN, 122 W MAIN ST APT 5, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
DIKA, DRILON, 145 ROCKVILLE AVE,
DILLEY, SHAWNA, 87 TAFT AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
DILLON, SEAN, 510 PROSPECT AVE, MAMARONECK, NY, 10543
DIMODUGNO, JOSEPH, 1534 4 TH AVE, WATERVLIET, NY, 12189
DIOUF, MATY, 163 W 136 TH ST APT 3 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10030
DIOUM, MOUNTAKHA, 1015 GRAND CONCOURSE APT 1 B, BRONX, NY, 10452
DIPIETRANTONIO, KYLE, 16 TUSA CT, SAINT JAMES, NY, 11780
DIVONE, LBULLER, 37 WINDMILL LN, NEW CITY, NY, 10956
DIXCY, ANGELA, 62 MERRITT AVE, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10606
DIXON, JACOB, 50 SUMMERTIME TRL 117901047, HILTON, NY, 14468
DJUHARI, LELY, T, 201 50 TH AVE APT 27 H, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
DMORA, EDUARDO, 115 TARPON AVE, MEDFORD, NY, 11763
DOBBYN, ANDREW, 3 DETMER RD, SETAUKET, NY, 11733
DOBOSZ, RAYMOND, 1528 PARK ST, ATLANTIC BCH, NY, 11509
DOHERTY, AILEEN, 333 SCHERMERHORN ST APT 43 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
DOLAN, CAROLINE,
8 W 76 TH ST APT 1 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10023
DOLLY, BEVERLY, PO BOX 214, SHERBURNE, NY, 13460
DOMINGUEZ, ALEXANDRO, 487 LINCOLN PL APT 2 K, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
DOMINGUEZ, KAYLA, 11 SPROUT BROOK RD, CORTLANDT MNR, NY, 10567
DOMINGUEZ, MELISSA, 434 68 ST APT 3 RE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
DONELSON, PATRICE, 954 BERGEN ST APT 1 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
DONHOLT, EDWARD, 8 CORSON RD, MAINE, NY, 13802
DONOGHUE, KAREN, 2520 RAMONA ST, EAST MEADOW, NY, 11554
DOOKRAM, SARA, 9 MERRITT ST, WEST ISLIP, NY, 11795
DORISMOND, EMANUEL, 1140 BAYPORT PL APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11691
DORJEE, KALDEN,
3450 41 ST APT C19, QUEENS, NY, 11101 DORSAINVILLE, LINDSAY.
226TH ST SPRINGFIELD GARDEN APT
DORSEY, KATHERINE,
287 HOYT ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11231 DORSKY, RISA,
DORSKY, SILAS, 60 RIVERSIDE DR APT 9 B
DOSIL, JOSE,
2037 26 TH ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11105 DOUGHER, COLLEEN,
324 HARDING AVE, VESTAL, NY, 13850
DOUGHERTY, DONALD,
DOUGLAS, RONALD,
426 ATLANTIC AVE, OCEANSIDE, NY, 11572
2134 STUART ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
BRONX, NY, 10456
DOVER, RUTH, 431 E 146 TH ST 1 B, BRONX, NY, 10455
DOWLING, MARCELLUS, 714 DEKALB AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
DOWNES, JOSHUA, 679 E 43 ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
DOYLE, PAMELA, 5 MARINE ST, HUNTINGTON, NY, 11743
ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
ROCHESTER, NY, 14615
DRAKE, KOWEN, 19 CROWNWOOD LN, QUEENSBURY, NY, 12804
DRAKE, KRISTEN, 4750 41 ST 4 E,
DRANEY, EDWARD, 45 WHITE CLIFF LN, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
QUEENS VILLAGE NY APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11427
DRETEL, ALAN, 6540 STATE RTE 5 AND 20, BLOOMFIELD, NY, 14469
DROZENSKI, KAITLYN, A, 90 ORANGE ST, MARLBORO, NY, 12542
DRUM, ANDREW, 8776 ROCHESTER RD, GASPORT, NY, 14067
DRUSHAL, JEFF, PO BOX 522, SAG HARBOR, NY, 11963
DSOUZA, DANICA, 214 BORINQUEN PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
DUBOIS, DAVID, 54 MURRAY ST, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
DUBOIS, KEVIN, 234 S GRAND AVE,
43 HALSTED PL, RYE, NY, 10580 DUFFY, KALI.
298 N AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14224
DUIGNAN, RICHARD, 55 WALWORTH AVE, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
DUNCAN, DWIGHT, 49 IRVING ST, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
DUNCAN, NICOLE, 1511 PRESIDENT ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
DUNCAN, YVONNE, 137-35 159 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
DUNKLEY, DWIGHT, 605 WATER ST #14 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
DUNN, BRIAN, 55-92 ND ST APT 5 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
DUNST, KAREN, 12 SPINNING WHEEL LN, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY, 11746
DURAN, EDWIN, 1273 CLAY AVE APT 5 A, BRONX, NY, 10456
DURE, ALIX, 11507 PKWY DR, ELMONT LONG ISLAND, NY, 11003
DURHAM, IFEANYI, 209 SULLIVAN PL APT A2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
DURHAM, JAYDENN, 29 WARREN ST APT 7 M. STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
DURHAM, MATTHEW, 245 E 50 TH ST APT 7 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
DURST, SEAN, 9214 RIDGE BLVD APT 6 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
DUSENBERY, FINN, 1155 WARBURTON AVE APT 8 Y, YONKERS, NY, 10701
DVORIN, ROBERT, 7508 AVE T APT 3 RD FLR, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
DWAN, KATHLEEN, 9 OVERTON CT, LANCASTER, NY, 14086
DYMARCZYK, JEFFERY, 3419 88 TH ST, JACKSON HTS, NY, 11372
EAGLESTON, GARY, 446 55 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
EASLON, JULIANA, 321 W 54 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10019
EASTERLY, JOSHUA,
27 MONROE PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201 EASTMAN, CRYSTAL,
160 BROADWAY, BRENTWOOD, NY, 11717 EBANKS, KEYSHAWN,
EBERHART BRWON, DIOR, 839 TILDEN ST APT 3 B, BRONX, NY, 10467
ROCK HILL, NY, 12775
EDDY, ERICA, 55 COBBLECREEK RD, VICTOR, NY, 14564
EDEY, GARRY, 569 MARCY AVE APT 5 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
EDSALL, MARK, 33 AIRPORT CENTER DR STE 202, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
EDVIN, TIMOTHY,
14 PARTRIDGE LN, EAST SETAUKET, NY. 11733
EDWARDS, HENRY, 531 SALT SPRINGS RD, SYRACUSE, NY, 13224
EDWARDS, RAYMOND, 77 OPAL ST, ELMONT, NY, 11003
EDWARDS, REBECCA, 121 E BUFFALO ST APT 1, ITHACA, NY, 14850
EGAN, KEVIN, 3786 CLARK ST, SEAFORD, NY. 11783
EHRHARD, ROBERT, 99 WOODCREST DR, HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY, 12533
EINHORN, SARA, 4910 17 TH AVE APT 3 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
EISERT, DOUGLAS, 55 E 87 TH ST APT 7 M, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
EIZIKOVITZ, RIVKA, 1271 59 TH ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
ELAM, VINCENT, 220-05 138 RD APT 1, SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, NY, 11413
ELEFANTE, VICTORIA, 49 WHITE ST, CLINTON, NY, 13323
ELIAZAROV, ARTHUR, 160-12084 TH RD, QUEENS, NY, 11432
ELLIOTT, KERRY, 928 FRANKLIN ST, WATERTOWN, NY, 13601
ELLIS, KAI, 65 GLASGOW ST APT 1,
ELLISTON, GARRICK,
37 AVE B, HOLBROOK, NY, 11741
ELMOUCHTARAY, TARIK, 84-22 91 ST AVE 2 ND FL, QUEENS, NY, 11421
ELTOBAH, NAGMUDDIN, 111 BIRCHWOOD LN, WHITESBORO, NY, 13492
EMELY, BRITO LIRIANO, 557 46 ST APT E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
EMPIRE, 1335 JEFFERSON RD #92605, ROCHESTER, NY, 14692
ENAMORCORP LLC, 375 CARLLS PATH UNIT 502, DEER PARK, NY, 11729
ENDZWEIG, DEENA, 1155 51 ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
ENNISS, JORDYNN, 1151 E 72 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
EPSTEIN, JOEL, 204 SKILLMAN ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
ERCOLE, MICHAEL, 45 HOMER DR, BREWSTER, NY, 10509
ERKSON, NICHOLAS, 22 WILLIAM ST, ST JOHNSVILLE, NY, 13452
ESCUDERO, JUAN, 3320 AVE H APT 4 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
ESPINAL, KYLE, 34-55 12 TH ST APT 6 A, QUEENS, NY, 11106
ESPINOSA, ANDREA, 108 MOUNTAIN VIEW RD, CORTLANDT MANOR, NY, 10567
ESPINOSA, WINNIFER, 167 RTE 9 W, HAVERSTRAW, NY, 10927
ESPINOZA, SARAH, 4 MYRTLE ST, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10606
ESPOSITO, JOHN, 463 7 TH AVE 17 TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
EST OF ALFRED D JOHNSON, 251 PARK MEADOWWAY, CANANDAIGUA, NY 1416
EST OF DONALD D BAPTISTA,
EST OF GEE B LEW, 380 RECTOR PL APT 2 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10280
EST OF GERALD M LEVY, 230 GARTH RD APT 5 G1, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
EST OF HARVEY REID, 2410 THEALL RD, RYE, NY, 10580
EST OF JANICE O SHEA, 1649 STATE HIGHWAY 225, GREENF, NY, 13778
EST OF JEANNETTE S RAY, 3339 SANDY BEACH RD, GRAND ISLAND, NY, 14072
EST OF MALCOLM R CAMPBELL
303 MANSFIELD DR, CAMILLUS, NY, 13031 EST OF MARK, LRENSON, 420 BARR AVE
EST OF MR OWEN M HARBLIN,
EST OF PATRICIA A LAMONICA, 4
EST OF RICHARD J STANTON,
POND RD, ROCHESTER, NY, 14612
EST OF RONALD C FELCZAK, 34 SUNHILL RD, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
EST OF STEPHEN SMITH, 5156 CASCADE RD, LAKE PLACID, NY, 12946
EST OF VERNON D AKINS, 3959 FOREST PARK WAY APT 236, NORTH TONAWANDA, NY. 14120
EST OF WALTER J CEHANOWICZ, 26 LAKEVIEW DR, BREWSTER, NY, 10509
EST OF WILLIAM C POETZSCH, PO BOX 938. NORTH CHATHAM, NY. 12132
CONCORD DR, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12309
ESTRELLA, SKYLAH, 212 W 133 RD ST APT 2 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10030
ESTUPINAN-ATUESTA, AYARI, 4015
EUBANKS, STARESHA, 1440 BRONX RIVER AVE APT 3 F, BRONX, NY, 10472
EUSEBIO, JERALDY, 1150 INTERVALE AVE APT 5 E, BRONX, NY, 10459
EUSEBIO, MANOLO, 53 CONDON AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14207
EUSEBIO, YERLENY, 1150 INTERVALE AVE APT 5 E, BRONX, NY, 10459
EVALE, NANCY, 6 SPRING ST P O BOX 13, MEXICO, NY, 13114
EVANGELISTA, DAILENIS,
1220 SHAKESPEARE AV APT 2 DN, BRONX, NY, 10456
EVANS, CARL, 131 NAGLE AVE APT 6, NEW YORK, NY, 10040
EVANS, TIANNA, 1532 TOWNSEND AVE APT 3 B, BRONX, NY, 10452
EVERETT, HENRY, 710 W END AVE APT 12 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
EVERS, KELLY, 61 WHEATFIELD LN, COMMACK, NY, 11725
EZEM, JESSICA, 131 RTE 208 BASEMENT, NEW PALTZ, NY, 12561
FABRICATORE, MARGARET, 348 OLD COUNTRY RD. BROOKHAVEN, NY 1194
FACULTY SERVICES CORP, 766 OLD RTE 9, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
FALANGA, FRANK, 14 VIRGINIA AVE, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY, 11570
FALCIGLIA, NICHOLAS, 6 RIGENE CLOSE, HARRISON, NY, 10528
FALCONE, PAUL, 301 E 48 ST APT 6 H, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
FALKOWITZ, RAIZEL, 14 MERON DR UNIT 103, MONROE, NY, 10950
FALL, ZACHARY, 7842 65 TH ST, GLENDALE, NY, 11385
FAMOUS MCGILL, SHERRY, 230 REVERE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10465
FAMOUS, BENJAMIN, 11 N BROOK RD, LARCHMONT, NY. 10538
FAN, 301 E 47 TH ST APT 19 M, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
FANCHER, JAMES, 160 MANOR DR, DE WITT, NY, 13214
FARAGAN, NANCY, PO BOX 15, WESTPORT, NY. 12993
FARDELLA, AMANDA, 295 FORT
FAREZ, ANGEL, 16 OCEAN VIEW AVE, EAST HAMPTON, NY, 11937
FARIHA, FATEMA, 41-05 74 TH ST APT 6 E, QUEENS, NY, 11373
FARNHAM, CELESTE, 149 EGAN RD, GLOVERSVILLE, NY, 12078
FARNUM, KATLYN, 1507 RED MILL RD, RENSSELAER, NY, 12144
FARR, MAY, 18221 150 TH DR #KHX12536, SPRNGFLD GDNS, NY, 11413
FARRAJ, ASMAHAN, 79 JEANETTE AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
FARZAN, ARASH, 290 POWERS ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY 11211
FAUCHER, MELISSA, 206 E LINDEN AVE, E ROCHESTER, NY, 14445
FAUST, TSELANE, 108 22 167 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11433
FAZIO, QUINN, 61 N COUNTRY RD, MILLER
FEBRES, SARAH,
2721 HEATH AVE APT 1 C, BRONX, NY, 10463
FEDER-AGUILERA, NANCY, 2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
FEINGOLD, MAURA, 104 MANHATTAN AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
FEINSTEIN, SHIRA, 37 S DRUM ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10309
LAGRANGEVILLE, NY, 12540
FELICIANO, CELINA, 1560 BOONE AVE APT 12M, BRONX, NY, 10460
FELIZ, HARRELL, 200 PALMETTO ST APT 2 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
FENTON, EYANA, 13735 173 RD ST, QUEENS, NY, 11434
FEOLA, ROSANNE, M, 20 HELEN DR, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
FERGUSON, FAITH, 41 OAK ST APT 12, WALDEN, NY, 12586
FERGUSON, MONIQUE, 369 E 194 ST APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10458
FERGUSON, RAYMOND, 443 A SURF AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10307
FERGUSON, SHANON, 182 15 TH ST APT 2 A. NEW YORK, NY, 11215
FERNANDES, NANCY, 44 OAKBROOK
FERNANDEZ, JAIRO, 2321 SOUTHERN
FERNANDEZ, MARTHA, 2324 UNIVERSITY AVE, BRONX, NY, 10468
FERRANTINO, JENNIE, K, 64 KINRY RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
FERRARA, CHRISTINA, 4 B ALPINE DR.
FERRIS, MICHAEL, 43 DAVENPORT PL, N BELLMORE, NY, 11710
FESLER, JAMES, 501 E 161 ST, BRONX, NY, 10451
FEUCHTWANGER, RYAN, 4930 N
FICKETT, JAMES, 6496 NY-79, CHENANGO FKS, NY, 13746
FIELDS, AZAVION, 487 HERZL ST APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
FIGUEROA, ALEXANDER, 120 W 94 TH ST APT 7 G, MANHATTAN, NY, 10025
FIGUEROA, JOSELYN, 33-21 98 TH ST APT 1. CORONA, NY, 11368
FIGUEROA, MIGUEL, 29 ONTARIO ST APT 4, ROCHESTER, NY, 14605
FILBIN, HANNAH, 132 PATCHEN AVE #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
FILIPINAS, RACHEL, 94 PROSPECT PARK W APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, NY. 11215
FILLHART, LYDIA, 13 BONESET TRL APT G, NORTH CHILI, NY, 14514
FINDLAY, CLARE, 41 ANDOVER LN,
HICKSVILLE, NY, 11801
FINDLEY, MICHAEL, 4512 BRONX BLVD, BRONX, NY, 10470
FINN, DANIEL, 206 E LINCOLN ST, ITHACA, NY, 14850
FINNEGAN, ROWAN, 807 OLD SLEEPY HOLLOW RD EXT, BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY, 10510
FINNERTY, KELLY, 3
767 MAIN ST, RED CREEK, NY, 13143 FIROZA, KARIN, 13829 102 ND AVE.
FISCHER, JACQUELYN, 1746 BELLMORE AVE, N BELLMORE, NY, 11710
FISCHER, JASON, 515 WEAVER ST, LARCHMONT, NY, 10538
FISHER, CALEB, 48 MAIN ST, COLTON, NY, 13625
FISHER, TYESHA, 17030 130 TH AVE APT 2 G, QUEENS, NY, 11434
NEW YORK, NY, 10019
FITTS, KHIRSTIEN, 275 W 144 ST APT 14, MANHATTAN, NY, 10030
FLANDERS, JEFFREY, 355 MAXWELL DR APT 1. SCHENECTADY, NY, 12309
FLEMING, ALICIA,
964 E 232 ND ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
14 B RD OAK LN, DID HILLS, NY, 11746
FLORES GUTIERREZ, MIGUEL.
101-19 37 TH AVE APT 3 R, QUEENS, NY, 11368
FLORES MONTERO, JAROLIN, 2625
FLORES, LINDSEY, 657 W 161 ST APT 2 A,
MANHATTAN, NY, 10032
FLORES, PRISCILLA, 6101 MYRTLE AVE, 11385, NY, 11385
FLOTT, GARRETT, 134 READ ST APT 2, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
FOMDA, KALIFA, 644 WALES AVE APT 22, BRONX, NY, 10455
FONKACH, DAVID, 2103 ROYCE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
FONROSE, MARK, 8 SHORE RD, EAST PATCHOGUE, NY, 11772
FONSECA, JASON, 463 7TH AVE 17TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
FORD, MICHELLE, 235 W END AVE APT 8 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10023
FORD, NASER, 300 WORTMAN AVE APT 70, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
FORDE, CHRISTINE, 568 N HAWTHORNE ST. MASSAPEQUA, NY, 11758
FORTI, MATTHEW, 680 E 231 ST APT 2 F, BRONX, NY, 10466
FOSTER, CRAIG, 850 PARK AVE #1 A/F, NEW YORK, NY, 10075
FOSTER, ISAIAH, 1621 UNION ST APT 4 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
FOSTER, JESSICA, 12 PARKSIDE CT, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
FOSTER, MARY, 50 FLETCHER ST, GOSHEN, NY, 10924
FOUNTAINE, LOREN, 227 E HATFIELD ST, MASSENA, NY, 13662
FOWLER, JOSEPH, 159 E 107 TH ST APT 3, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
FOX, JOHN, KIMBERLY FOX 2703 MORGAN DR, CARMEL, NY, 10512
FRANCIS MILLER, KRISTY, 240 COZINE AVE APT 6 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
FRANCIS, ISAIAH, 151 NAVY WALK APT 2 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
FRANCIS, MICHEAL, 846 E 228 ST APT G 1, BRONX, NY, 10466
FRANCIS, TYRESE, E 43 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
FRANCISCO, IDALYS, 951 PROSPECT AVE APT 3 A, BRONX, NY, 10459
FRANCO, CANDELA, 2346 RICHMOND RD APT 2, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
FRANCOIS, LAWEENS, 1360 NEW YORK AVE APT 4 B, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 11205
FRANK D FARKAS TRUST DID JULY 1 1993, 301 W 110 TH ST APT 19 J, NEW YORK, NY, 10026
FRANKE, LEAH, 1 CIR OAK DR, ALLEGANY, NY, 14706
FRANKIE AND JOHNNIES, 320 W 46 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10036
FRANKLIN, BRUCE, PO BOX 76, NORTH TONAWANDA, NY, 14120
FRANKLIN, CHRISTOPHE, 185 E 85 TH ST APT 10 B. NEW YORK, NY. 10028
FRASER, CATHLINE, 605 BEACH 63 RD ST, ARVERNE, NY, 11692
FRASER, JOHN, 70 ARGYLE PL, ROCKVILLE CTR, NY, 11570
FRAZIER, AQUASI, 207 ACCABONAC RD #H2, EAST HAMPTON, NY, 11937
FRAZIER, RÄHNYIA, 635 ARNOW AVE APT 3 F. BRONX, NY, 10467
FRED, ASHLEY, 1628 SEDGWICK AVE, BRONX, NY, 10453
FREDERICK, LEANDRE, 3010 LEWMAY RD FL 2, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11691
FREDRICK, CHRISTOPHER, 13303 LAKEVIEW DR, WATERPORT, NY, 14571
FREDRICKSON, STEVEN, 11 BROADWAY RM 1732, NEW YORK, NY, 10004
279 LOTT AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212 FRIAS, EDGAR,
8817 PITKIN AVE, OZONE PARK, NY, 11417 FRIED, DOV,
1761 E 32 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234 FRIEDMAN, DINA,
FRIEDMAN, YECHESKEL,
1139 40 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
FRIEDMANN, DARIN, 240 E 47 TH ST APT 18 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
FRIEL, CAITLIN, L, 39 SPRING ST,
WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
FRISCH, BERTHA, 270 WALLABOUT ST APT 3 A. BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
FRITZ, JERRY, 165 NICHLOS AVE APT 1 R, BROOKLNY, NY, 11208
FRUMAN, JEFFREY, STE A11 100 RED
FRYE, RICHARD, 6952 STEDMAN RD, SHERMAN, NY, 14781
FU, MENGXING, 1417 FOX GLEN DR,
HARTSDALE, NY, 10530
FULLER JR, JAMES, 364 NEVERSINK DR, PORT JERVIS, NY, 12771
FULLER, IMANI, 215 A LEXINGTON AVE FLR 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
FUNG, WAI, 6149 165 TH ST, FRESH MEADOWS, NY, 11365
FUNG, WYNNIE, 7355 210 TH ST APT 4 L, BAYSIDE, NY, 11364
FUNK, RILEY, 10 SUMMIT RD, PORT
WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
FUQUA, NORMAN, 56 GREENACRES DR, WHITESBORO, NY, 13492
FURCHIN, DINA, 1623 E 12 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
FURNARI, JOHN, 1 BROOK LN W,
G A EAST 94TH ST LLC, 551 5 TH AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10176
GABA, KESAR, 101-64 106 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11416
GABIEV, LIUDVIG, 2911 BRIGHTON 5 TH ST APT 1 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
GAETJENS, CHARLES, 14230 SOUNDVIEW AVE, SOUTHOLD, NY, 11971
GAFFNEY, JULIA, 2 SUNNY SLOPE TER, ITHACA, NY, 14850
GAFFNEY, KEITH, 19 BELMONT AVE, YONKERS, NY, 10704
GAGLIARDI, JOHN, G, 41 STRINGHAM RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
GAGNE, VICTORIA, 23 MEMORY LN, MAHOPAC, NY, 10541
GAINES, HENRIETTA, 15332 SANFORD AVE, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
GALASSO, NICK, 201 E 87 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
GALFANO, JAZZ, 85 SYLVAN AVE, MILLER PLACE, NY, 11764
GALINDO CASTILLO, CHRISTOPHER, 3409
GALINDO, DAVID, 601 W 182 ND ST APT 21, MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
GALINDO, TATIANA, 601 W 182 ND ST APT 21. MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
GALLAGHER, KIRSTIN, 22 FAIRLAWN AVE, DOBBS FERRY, NY, 10522
GALLAGHER, MARIA, 535 E ALBANY ST, HERKIMER, NY, 13350
GALLIMORE, MARY, 1648 JEFFERSON AVE, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
GALVIN, THOMAS, 17 SYCAMORE LN,
GAMBOA, GERALDINE, 939 GOETHALS RD
45 CINDY LN, HALFMOON, NY, 12065
GANT, CHANTE, 3575 BOLLER AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10466
GAO, KONGWANG, 4807 6 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, NY. 11220
80-27 213 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11427
GARCIA, ALEXANDER, 341 COUNTY RT 22, SLATE HILL, NY, 10973
GARCIA, CARLOS, 1057 HOE AVE APT 6 B, NEW YORK, NY 10450
GARCIA, CHRISTIAN,
4 CANTÉR BURY RD, GLEN HEAD, NY, 11545 GARCIA, DARWIN, 1318 SOUTHERN BLVD
GARCIA, DESIREE,
719 E 219 ST APT #1, BRONX, NY, 10467 GARCIA, ELIZABETH
236 WHALEY ST, FREEPORT, NY, 11520
GARCIA, FABIAN, 1642 LEXINGTON AVE ART 17 NEW YORK, NY 10029
2704 WALLACE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10467
GARCIA, MARK, 347 52 ND ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
GARCIA, RABIYR, 2764 LATTING ST APT 5 C, BRONX, NY, 10461
GARCIA, RUTH, 1145 WOODYCREST AVE APT 2 C, THE BRONX, NY, 10452
GARCIA, SATURNINO, 2238 ADAMS AVE APT 9 E, BRONX, NY, 10457
GARDENER, DAMANIA, 10543 171 ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11433
GARG, ISHA, 319 AVE C APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
GARRIDO, ALEXANDER, 76-10 34TH AVE APT 3C, JACKSON HTS, NY, 11372
3514 ROCHAMBEAU AVE APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10467
GARRITY, CAROLINE, 155 E 29 TH ST APT 14 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
GASIOROWSKI, MICHAEL, 4783 VERPLANK RD, CLAY, NY, 13041
GASPARRO, ANTHONY, 5435 44 TH ST, MASPETH, NY, 11378
GATTO, RYAN, 28 STONECUTTER RD, LEVITTOWN, NY, 11756
GAVRYUSHENKO, SERGEY, 2511 OCEAN AVE APT 701, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
GAYA, SANA, 87 UPTOWN RD APT J204, ITHACA, NY, 14850
GAYE, ADAMA, 1264 METCALF AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10472
GAYLE, BRIANNA, 3722 COLONIST TRAIL, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
GBENEDIO, EGUOLO, 1572 REMSEN AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
GEBBIA, MICHAEL, 35 ROCKNE ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
GEBBIA, NICHOLAS, 35 ROCKNE ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
GEIST, KAREN, 3880 LOCKPORT OLCOTT RD LOT 4, LOCKPORT, NY, 14094
GELBMAN, LEAH, 664 MYRTLE AVE APT 5-L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
GELIN, OMAR, 549 JEROME ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
GELNAK, MICHAEL, 321 AVE C APT MC, MANHATTAN, NY, 10009
GENAO MOREL, ANGEL, 2562 DECATUR AVE APT D5, BRONX, NY, 10458
GENAO, ASHLEY, 2287 LORING PL NORTH APT 1D, BRONX, NY, 10468
GENTLE, TYSHAWN, 275 S COLUMBUS AVE APT 1, MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10553
GEORGE, BREEANA, APT 9 77 ALLEN ST, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 10002
GEORGE, DAVID, 455 W VALLEY STREAM BLVD, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
GEORGE, LUIS, 65 TEN BROECK ST 1, ALBANY, NY, 12210
GERMAIN, ISAIAH, 666 OCEAN AVE APT 1 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
GERMAN, LINDA, 468 WARBURTON AVE, YONKERS, NY, 10701
GERMOSEN, ARLENY, 3333 BARKER AVE APT 1 A, BRONX, NY, 10467
GHOBRAIL, GEORGE, 92 ORCHARD ST 1 ST FL, YONKERS, NY, 10703
GIBB, ROBERT, P, 929 DOUGLAS DR, ENDWELL, NY, 13760
GIBBS, MAURICE, 104 GREENWOOD PL, BUFFALO, NY, 14213
GIESBRECHT, ROBIN, 50 VANDERBILT AVE #40, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
GIL, KEVIN, 2015 BELMONT AVE APT 4 D, BRONX, NY, 10457
GILBERT, JOSEPH, 121 COLONIAL DR APT 121, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
GILBERT, SAMANTHA, 24 WHITE DEER LN, WEST HARRISON, NY, 10604
GILES, BENNETT, PO BOX 4668 #45605, NEW YORK, NY 10163
GILL, BRYAN,
29 ELM DR, NEW HYDE PARK, NY, 11040
GILL, KIRAN, 11 DONGAN PL APT 5 H, NEW YORK, NY, 10040
5 PINEWOOD LN, BALLSTON SPA, NY, 12020
GILLIS, JENNIFER, 44 ARCHIBALD ST, SALEM, NY, 12865
GILOT, JUDELINE, 24340 MAYDA RD,
ROSEDALE, NY, 11422
GINGRAS, JEROME, 400 SARATOGA RD, GLENVILLE, NY, 12302
GIRVIN, DAVID, 1712 E 4 TH STR #6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
GLASGOW, WAYNE, 330 MAIN ST, GENEVA, NY, 14456
GLASS, DASHAWN, 129-06 131 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11420
GLOGER, OFEK, 14442 JEWEL AVE, FLUSHING, NY, 11367
GLORIA, RICHARD, 1211 CLENDENNING RD, PAINTED POST, NY, 14870
GLUZBERG, MICHAEL, 2930 W 5 TH ST APT 23 L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11224
GMORMANDO, EMILY, 529 PROGRESS RD, GLOVERSVILLE, NY, 12078
GOAD, ROBERT, 568 20 TH ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
GODINEZ, GABRIEL, 301 HENRY ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
GODREAU, ASHELY, 6 ROETHAL DR APT 3, HOPEWELL JUNCTION, NY, 12533
GODZALA, MICHAEL, 462 GRIDER ST TER VIEW, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
GOFF, JAROD, 2088 ANTHONY AVE, BRONX, NY, 10457
GOLD, TZIPORA, 643 OAK DR, QUEENS, NY, 11691
GOLDBERG, JONATHAN, 14 DEER RUN, RYE BROOK, NY, 10573
GOLDFARB, CHELSEY, 515 W 52 ND ST APT 12 J, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
GOLDSMITH, MARIAN, 161 RIVERSIDE DR STE M10, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
GOLDSMITH, MARIAN, 2407 JENKINS ST, ENDWELL, NY, 13760
GOLDSTEIN, ELLIOT, PO BOX 921, SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
GOMEZ, ANA, 701 W 184 ST APT 4 L, MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
GOMEZ, JOSTIN, 2174 CLINTON AVE APT 2 FL, BRONX, NY, 10457
GOMEZ, KAMILAH, 130-51 176 PL APT 2ND FL, QUEENS, NY, 11434
GOMEZ, MELANY, 225 IRVING AVE APT 1 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
GONCALVES, JULIA, 157 CASSA LOOP, HOLTSVILLE, NY, 11742
GONSKY, ALANA, 655 CORRELL AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10309
GONZALES, GERRY, 15 GAGE RD, BREWSTER, NY, 10509
GONZALEZ, ALECZANDRIA, 291 E 143 RD ST APT 5 E, BRONX, NY, 10451
GONZALEZ, EMELI, 545 FULTON AVE,
HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550
GONZALEZ, LONDYIN, 12 E CLARKE PL APT 7 G, BRONX, NY, 10452
GONZALEZ, LORENA, 866 UNIONDALE AVE, UNIONDALE, NY. 11553
GONZALEZ, YESENIA, 2559 GRAND
GONZALEZ, ZENOVIA,
1858 MADISON PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229 GOODHEART, BRUCE, 19 AVON RD
GOODWIN, PATRICK, 8008 STATE RTE 36 LOWR, ARKPORT, NY, 14807
GOOSBY, LEE, 123 E UTICA ST APT 3,
BUFFALO, NY, 14209
GORDON, COREY, 887 B E NEW YORK AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
GORDON, DANNY, 1 ALEXANDER ST APT 306, YONKERS, NY, 10701
GORDON, EDWARD, 388 HARDSCRABBLE RD, NORTH SALEM, NY, 10560
GORDON, KELSEY, 4507 RED SPRUCE LN, MANLIUS, NY, 13104
GOREL, MYRON,
PO BOX 1160, MT VERNON, NY, 10551
55 W 14 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
GOSS, DANIEL, P, 207 MAPLE AVE,
GOTO, AKIO, PLOT NO 11743
GOULD, CAELAN, 78 MARCY LN,
GOUVEA DE SOUZA CONT, CAROLINA,
GOUVEIA, DONNA, 211 STATE RTE 151, E GREENBUSH, NY, 12061
GOUVEIA, NUNO, 565 CARROLL ST APT 8, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
GRADY, MEGAN, 1756 LENOX AVE, EAST MEADOW NY, NY, 11554
GRAF, LOUISE, 152 W 57 TH ST FL 60, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
GRAHAM, LISA, 2071 WALTON AVE APT 2 C, BRONX, NY, 10453
GRAHAM, MARK, 83 CLARENDON RD, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
GRAHAM, SARAH, 109-15 117 ST APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11420
GRAHAM, SHAUN, 10 CLAY ST UPPR, LE ROY, NY, 14482
GRAJALES, CHRISTIANE, 1036 E 241 ST APT N A, BRONX, NY, 10466
GRAJEK, AUTUMN, 9542 C MIFFLIN LOOP, FORT DRUM, NY, 13603
GRAMMATICA, NICHOLAS, 12 COMMERCE PARK DR, GANSEVOORT, NY, 12831
GRANDE, GABRIEL, 11518 HARBOR VIEW DR, EAST ROCKAWAY, NY, 11518
GRANDISON, EMMANUEL.
971 JEROME ST APT 8 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
GRANT, AIYANA, 1477 TOWNSEND AVE APT 4 M, BRONX, NY, 10452
GRANT, LAWRENCE, PO BOX 888, BRONX, NY. 10453
GRAPES, DAVID, 6441 BROWN HILL RD, BOSTON, NY, 14025
GRASSELER, DONA, 321 AMENIA UNION RD, AMENIA, NY, 12501
GRAUBART, CHRISTOPHER, 4030 RYAN PL, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
GRAVETTE, ANIYAH, 115 HENWOOD PL APT 12 A, BRONX, NY, 10453
GRAY, DAVID, L, 166 PINEBROOK DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
GRAY, JESS, PO BOX 543, DELEVAN, NY, 14042
GREATHEAD, MARY, 19 E 95 TH ST APT 3 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
GREEB SHULEE, ZYAN, 41-08 VERNON
GREEN, BRIANNA, 145-43 FERNDALE AVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11435
GREEN, CODY, 180 GRACE CHURCH ST, PORT CHESTER, NY, 10573
GREEN, JAMAR, 187 09 APT 2 F, NY, NY, 11412
GREEN, JULIANN, 210 RIVER MEADOW DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14623
GREEN, MORRIS, 132 BEACH 27 TH ST APT 1. QUEENS, NY, 11691
GREEN, PATRICK, 41 EHRBAR AVE APT 1 D, MOUNT VERNON, NY. 10552
GREENBERG, DAVID, 12221
GREENBLAT, KIMBERLY, 360 MAIN ST, CATSKILL, NY, 12414
GREENE, MICIAH, 27-26 27 ST, QUEENS, NY. 11102
GREGOIRIE, MATTHEW, 4684 DOROTHY PL, BLASDELL, NY, 14219
GREGORY, ERIC, 13139 US RTE 11, ADAMS CENTER, NY, 13606
GREGORY, KYMONII, 67-14 PARSONS BLVD APT 1D, QUEENS, NY, 11365
GRIFFITHS, CLIFFORD, 164 BEECHWOOD AVE APT 1, MOUNT VERNON, NY 10553
GRIMALDI, ANTHONY, 175 55 TH AV,
GRISET, BAZAVIER, 208 W 119 TH ST APT 1 G. MANHATTAN, NY 10026
GROCE, DWAYNE, 882 DUMONT AVE APT 92 B. BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
GROCH, MELANIE, 108 LAKESHORE RD, OSWEGO, NY, 13126
GROSKI, RAYMOND, 209 ZEPKO LN,
GROSS, NANCY, 181 MADISON RD, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
GROSSMAN, JUDY, 928 NORTHFIELD RD, WOODMERE, NY, 11598
GRUNBAUM, GITTY, 1438 57 TH ST,
GRUNFELD, SHAINDY, 53 TAAFFE PL APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
GUARDIOLA, ANGEL, 89-15 102 ND ST APT B6, QUEENS, NY, 11418
GUERRA DUARTE, AMILCAR, 2424
GUERRA, NELSON, 2537 GRAND
GUERRERO, EVAN, 412 W 128 TH ST #17, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
GUERRERO, JOSEPH, 2323 WALTON AVE APT 5 A, BRONX, NY, 10468
GUERRERO, KATHERINE, 1221 SHERIDAN AVE APT 41, BRONX, NY, 10456
GUEST, MICHAEL, 53-06 SKILLMAN AVE APT 2 B, QUEENS, NY, 11377
GUGAGANTHA, SURIYA, 278 NEW DORP UN. STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
GUIDA, STEVEN, 139 SCHNEIDER LN, HAUPPAUGE, NY, 11788
GUIDI, JON, 15 CHESTNUT ST, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
GUILFORD, RUSTIN, PO BOX 195, MANCHESTER, NY, 14504
GUISSELLE G SARGENT ESTATE,
GULLO, NICOLE, 3770 RICHMOND AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
GUNRAJ, LAYLAH, 89-07 SUTTER AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11417
GUO, ANGEL, KINGS HWY, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
GUO, HENRY, 238 BOND ST APT 13 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
GUTIERREZ, DANIEL, 600 W 157 TH APT 56, MANHATTAN, NY, 10032
GUTTMAN, OTTO, 15 S FIELD FLS, MONROE, NY. 10950
GUZMAN, ANGEL, 325 E 194 ST APT 34, BRONX, NY, 10458
GUZMAN, DIANA, 3351 84TH ST JACKSON HTS APT 3F QUEENS NY 11372
GUZMAN, ORIANA,
3351 84 TH ST APT 3 E, QUEENS, NY, 11372 HA, HONGJIN.
HABERMAN, MATTHEW,
111 CENTRAL AVE, NORTH BABYLON, NY, 11703
2 FOX POINT DR, SAINT JAMES, NY, 11780
HAGLEY, THERESA, 1092 WILLMOHR ST APT A4. BROOKLYN, NY. 11212
HAHN, MEREDITH, 124 ATLANTIC AVE APT A2 D. BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
HAILEY, MADISYN, 142 KINGSBOROUGH 1ST WALKART 2C BROOKLYN NY 11233
360 COOLIDGE ST, W HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11552
HAISLEY, MARK, 259 06 148 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11422
HALBFINGER, REBECCA, 1340 E 31 ST,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
HALFORD, MICHAEL, 151 E 83 RD ST APT 3 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10028
HALL, LINDSEY, 249 13 TH ST APT 14,
HALL, MICHAEL, 350 SHARON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
HALLDIN, KATHRYN, 401 E 50 TH ST APT #4 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
HALSEMA, ANTHONY, 674 47 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
HAMDAN, OMAR, 55 TARGEE ST APT 2 FL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
HAMEED, MAJID, 290 N CORONA AVE, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
HAMEL, AHARON, 1221 GATEWAY BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11691
HAMER, KASSIDY, 314 W 105 TH ST APT 3 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
HAMID, KAWSAR, 64 LOUISA ST, BK, NY, 11218
HAMILTON, CARL, 284 HULL AVE, CLINTONDALE, NY, 12515
HAMILTON, DANE, 11918 180 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
HAMILTON, JAMES, PO BOX 803,
HAMILTON, JAMEY, 415 E 52 ND ST APT 12 CB, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
HAMILTON, MAXI, 2292 W 8 TH ST APT 5 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
HAMMOND, JAZMYN, 72 GUINEVERE DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14626
HAN HWANG, SEOL, 70 WYOMING CT, SYOSSET, NY, 11791
HAN, GLEN, 100 CEDAR ST APT B23, DOBBS FERRY, NY, 10522
HAN, JIN, 16308 CROCHERON AVE APT 3, FLUSHING, NY, 11358
HANGGI, GIDEON, 7976 STATE RTE 21, NAPLES, NY, 14512
HAQUE, MOHAMMED, 3019 23 RD ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11102
MONTICELLO AVE, BRONX, NY, 10466 HARDEO, HARDATT,
102-34 93 RD AVE APT FL 1, QUEENS, NY, 11418
HARDY, ELLEN, 1807 NUTMEG DR, CARMEL, NY, 10512
HARICHA, EGYPT, 149-64 257 TH ST APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11422
HARLAN, ALISIA, 2458 HUGHES AVE 1 C, BRONX, NY, 10458
HARLEY, RIANNA, 1100 EMERY ST APT J2, FULTON, NY, 13069
HARMON, ANDRAL, 62 ROCKVIEW TER, ROCHESTER, NY, 14606
HARMON, TRAVIS, 251 LEXINGTON AVE APT#2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216 HARRER, JARA
346 MOSEL AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304 HARRILAL, KESHNARINE,
HARRIS, AESZIA, 147 UTICA AVE APT 4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
HARRIS, DANA, 115 A W 168 ST APT 3 A, BRONX, NY, 10452
HARRIS, ELIZABETH, 171 W 79 TH ST #94 W, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
HARRIS, KYLE, 11 MAPLE CT, BAY SHORE, NY, 11706
HARRIS, TERRANCE, 272 PENNSYLVANIA AVE APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
HARRY, ANGEL, 216 W 111 TH ST APT 3 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10026
HART, POLINA, 2 WHITEHALL RD #21,
HART, SKYLER, 375 MANHATTAN AVE APT 7 W, MANHATTAN, NY, 10026
HARVEY, BRITTANY, 494 A QUINCY ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
HASAN, GAZI, 1902 EASTERN PKWY,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
HASSAN, AYAH, 740 CLARKSON AVE APT 6 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
HASWELL, LEE, 4575 LAKE AVE APT 1117, ROCHESTER, NY, 14612
HAUNSS, CHRISTOPHE, 146 WELLINGTON
RD, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
HAUSER, NATALIYA, 2142 45 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY. 11101
HAYASHI, TADAATSU, 780 3 RD AVE FL 42 ND, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
HAYASHI, TOMOHARU, 66 DALE RD,
EASTCHESTER, NY, 10709
HAYES, DWIGHT L, 345 CLASSON AVE APT 16 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
HAYES, J TRACY, 20 N BROADWAY B206, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10601
HAYES, NICHOLAS, 180 RIVERSIDE DR, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
HAYMAN, CEDRIC, 3273 38 TH ST APT 3, ASTORIA, NY. 11103
HAYNES, JAREA, 120 EINSTEIN LOOP APT 14 A. BRONX, NY, 10475
HE, ZENG CHENG HONG, 58-44 146 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11355
HE, ZHUO CHEN, 45-49 248 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11362
HEADY, LAYLA, 16 SLOAN PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
HEAPHY, WILLIAM, 65 MEADOWLARK DR, COHOES, NY, 12047
HEBETS, NATHAN, 108 N PAGE AVE APT 2, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
HEDGEPETH, ELLA, 77 WITTE DR,
HEDGES, JOSEPH, 574 TAMARAC RD, OXFORD, NY, 13830
HEIN, TERESA, R, 5 FAIRVIEW AVE EXT, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
HEINRICH, JESSICA, 179 FLORENCE AVE, ROCHESTER, NY, 14616
HEINZER, JOSH, 5 SEWARD LN, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
HEISER, DESIREE, 19 MORGAN HILL RD, HURLEY, NY, 12443
HEISLER, SHAINDY, 3610 AVE L BROOKLYN, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
HELEN, K, 551 W 21 ST APT 4 D,
HELGASON, SAMI, 150 W 51 ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
HELLER, ISAAC, 1175 E 12 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
HENDERSON, ANN, 279 INGRASSIA RD, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
RIDGE RD, CÁRMEL, NY, 10512
HENDERSON, JEFFREY, 7 RESIDENCE INN DR APT 101, LATHAM, NY, 12110
HENRIQUEZ, JOSHUA, 1032 TIFFANY ST APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10459
HENRY SCHEIN INC, 135 DURYEA RD,
MELVILLE, NY, 11747
HENRY, AIDEN, 109-25 208 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11429
HENRY, MAKAYLA, 2332 ADAM CLAYTON
POWELL JR BLVD APT 5F, NEW YORK, NY, 10030
HENRY, NYZERIA, 346 MAGNOLIA ST, ROCHESTER, NY, 14611
HENRY, SANTHA, 25935 147 TH RD, NEW YORK, NY, 11422
HERITAGENERGY CO, 625 SAWKILL RD, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
HERMICK, NICOLAS, 541 W 144 TH ST APT 4, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
HERNANDEZ JOSE, NINETTE, 540 W 165 ST APT 5 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
HERNANDEZ MOLINA, FABIANA, 65 FORT WASHINGTON AVE APT 41, NEW YORK, NY 10022
HERNANDEZ, ALIAN, 1195 SHERMAN AVE APT 32 A, BRONX, NY, 10456
HERNANDEZ, ANGELO, 31 LEONARD ST APT 9 S, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
HERNANDEZ, CHRISTINA.
40 AMSTERDAM AVE APT 1 E, MANHATTAN, NY. 10023
HERNANDEZ, ELIANA,
304 E 139 TH ST APT 3 F, BRONX, NY, 10454
283 BLEECKER ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237 HERNANDEZ, RICARDO.
154 W BRIDGE ST, CATSKILL, NY, 12414
HERNANDEZ, WILMER, 2180 BRONX PARK E APT 5 L, BRONX, NY, 10462
HERRERA, BRIAN, 25 LOGAN ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
HERRERA, SORAYA, 2521 BARNES AVE APT 1. BRONX, NY, 10467
HERRING, MELVIN, 2363 POWELL BLVD APT 3 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10030
HERZOG, MIRIAM, 282 WALLABOUT ST APT 4, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
HESCOTT, CARDINAL, 7 MEADOWVIEW DR, HARTSDALE, NY, 10530
HEWETT, MOLLY, 9 OVERTON CT,
HEWITT, THOMAS, 53 PINELLO RD,
QUEENSBURY, NY, 12804
HIGGITT, SANDRA, 48 VALIMAR BLVD, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10603
66 POWERHOUSE RD STE 301, ROSLYN HTS, NY, 11577
HILL, AARON, 179 CRESTMOUNT AVE APT 2, TONAWANDA, NY, 14150
HILL, GREG, 3221 SOUTHWESTERN BLVD #164, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
HILL, JAMESON, 310 GREENWICH ST APT 38 K, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
HILL, ROBERT, 106 E MAIN ST, LE ROY, NY, 14482
HILLDRUP, VINCENT, 200 PARK AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10166
HINDERLITER, JAYSEN, 4342 RABBIT RUN RD, TRUMANSBURG, NY, 14886
HINDS, GREGORY, 925 ST MARKS AVE APT 2A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
WYANDANCH, NY, 11798
HIRALDO, JOSE, 227 E 178 TH ST APT 5 B E, BRONX, NY, 10457
HIRANO, YOSHIKAZU, 29 OAK ST,
HARRISON, NY, 10528
HIRSCHMAN, WILMARIE, 6581 TER CT APT 3. MIDDLE VLG, NY, 11379
HOCK, GEORGE, 530 OAKRIDGE DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14617
HODGE, NINA, 70 MORRIS ST APT 3,
HODOROWSKI, DAVID, 46 CHURCH ST APT 101, NEW PALTZ, NY, 12561
HOFFLER, KASHAWN, 545 W 126 TH ST APT 3 B. MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
HOFFMAN, DAVID, 3926 48 TH ST, SUNNINGIDE, NY 11101
SUNNYSIDE, NY, 11104
HOFFMAN, JESSA, 600 STERLING PL APT 1 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
HOFFMAN, KATHLEEN, 80 SUNBURST CIR, EAST AMHERST, NY. 14051
HOFMANN, PETER, 12 W 26 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10001
HOGAN, DARLENE, 72 COUNTY RTE 41, HUDSON FALLS, NY, 12839
HOGAN, SEAN, 10 WINNIE LN,
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
HOGLUND, HENRY, 151 CENTRAL PARK W, NEW YORK, NY, 10023
HOLDEN, DONIELLE, 127 JOHNSON HILL RD, HOOSICK FALLS, NY, 12090
HOLDSWORTH, NICOLE, PO BOX 104, W BLOOMEFIELD, NY 14585
HOLLAND, STACEY, 1414 WYTHE PL APT 53 B, BRONX, NY, 10452
HOLMAN, TWINASHA, 1055 FINDLAY AVE, BRONX, NY, 10456
HOLMES, MICHAEL, 365 DREXEL DR, PINE BUSH, NY, 12566
HOLOWACH, SCOTT, 7 SCHOOLHOUSE RD, PORT JERVIS, NY, 12771
HONAHAN, ZACHARY, 12 FAIR OAKS RD, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
HOOP, TARYN, 338 PROSPECT PL APT 4 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
HOOTMAN, JOHN, 361 BREWSTER ST,
PAINTED POST, NY, 14870
HOPKINS, MERILLA, 3306 SEYMOUR AVE, BRONX, NY, 10469
SALAMANCA, NY, 14779
HOROWITZ, CHANA, 1565-59 ST APT 1-A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
HOROWYTZ, STEPHANIE, 305 COOPER ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
HORTON, MARION, 175 PERSHING AVE APT 712, BUFFALO, NY, 14208
HOSSAIN, AKRAMUL, 4 S PERKINS AVE, ELMSFORD, NY, 10523
HOSTUTTLER, EILEEN, 5419 BURLESON RD, GREAT VALLEY, NY, 14741
HOUSER, JEWELL, 65 W 95 THAPT G-E, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
HOVEKAMP, LAUREN, 10 SUNSET RD, SAG HARBOR, NY, 11963
HOWARD, MALIK, 118 W 1 ST APT 2 A,
HOYLE, SCOTT, 6 SAND HILL RD, NORTHPORT, NY, 41708
NORTHPORT, NY, 11768
HRANAC, JO, 1712 E 4 TH ST APT 6,
HSBC BANK, 2929 WALDEN AVE, DEPEW, NY, 14043
HUANCAYO, STEPHANIE,
32 RED OAKS MILL RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
HUANG, BEN, 14735 38 TH AVE APT B46, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
HUANG, CONNOR, E 28 ST APT 21 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
HUANG, NATALIE, 213-06 29 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11360
HUANG, SHOUMIN, 6721 11 TH AVE #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
HUCKABY, ALICIA, 350 E 116 TH ST APT 3, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
HUDSON, DARRELL, 64 BEAVER ST #153, NEW YORK, NY, 10004
HUDSON, TM, 1414 LANGDON BLVD, ROCKVILLE CENTRE, NY, 11570
HUGHES, CATHERINE, 5607 BEAR RD APT E2, SYRACUSE, NY, 13212
RD, PETERSBURG, NY, 12138
HUI, KENNETH, 140-11 CHERRY AVE FLUSHING NY, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
HULBERT, CANDACE, 5 CHARLES ST, ITCHACA, NY, 14850
HULSMANN, ROBERT, PO BOX 188, ORIENT, NY, 11957
HUMPHREY, RICHARD, 4344 HAMMOCKS DR, GENESEO, NY, 14454
HUNT, AUSTIN, 3405 GATES PL, BRONX, NY, 10467
HUNT, CIARAN, 44-28 PURVES ST, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
HUNT, DANIELLE, 15 KNOBB HILL DR,
HUNT, KENEISHA, 1032 BAY31 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11691
HUQUE, ABDUL, 237 PARKVILLE AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
HURT, JONATHAN, 22 ANDOVER RD, PORT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
HURTADO, BRAD, 19 CONSELYEA ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
HUSSAIN, KAMRUL, 7 E GUM HILL RD APT 4 F, BRONX, NY, 10467
HUSSAIN, ZAKIR, 751 NOSTRAND AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
HUSSEIN, AHMED, 638 WYNGATE DR W, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
HUSSEIN, MAJEDA, 25 WASHINGTON ST APT 4 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
HUSSEIN, MARYAN, 901 TALLMAN ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13204
HUSSEY, JASON, 287 HUNGRY HARBOR RD, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11581
HUTCHINSON MADDOX, CAITLIN, 345 E 94 TH ST APT 7 G, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
HUTTICK, DEBORAH, 333 E 176 TH ST APT 5 C, BRONX, NY, 10457
HUXOLL, TOM, 148 ARBORWOOD
HWANG, JEONGSUK, 59 HARRISON ST, WEST HARRISON, NY, 10604
HWANG, JUNSEON, 2922 NORTHERN BLVD APT 408, LONG IS CITY, NY, 11101
I I 2ND BN 25TH MARINES, 605 STEWART AVE. GARDEN CITY, NY. 11530
IALENTI, MARC, 377 OAK ST STE 104, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
IANCU, NICOLAE, 16221 N CONDUIT AVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
ICHERT-MATEJA, MEREDITH, 6344 136 TH ST. FLUSHING, NY. 11367
IDDI, KASHINDI, 131 SPRING ST,
SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
IDOLAR, ESIMA, 2547 WESTERVELT AVE, BRONX, NY, 10469
IDROVO, CARLOS, 2543 ERICSSON ST, EAST ELMHURST, NY, 11369
IERACI, JESSICA, 107 VILLAGE HILL DR, DIX HILLS, NY, 11746
IGLESIAS, RICH,
71 GRACÉ AVE 3 G, GREAT NECK, NY, 11021 IGNATUK, ADELE.
522 TRUMBULLS RD, JAY, NY, 12941
678 SHEPHERD, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
IMMEDIATE MED CARE MD,
240 D S HIGHLAND AVE, OSSINING, NY, 10562
INAMAGUA, LUIS, 2557 90 TH ST 30 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11369
INDIETHON INC, 760 EVERGREEN AVE APT 1 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
INDIG, ABRAHAM, 831 BEDFORD AVE UNIT 516, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
INGEBRAND, DANA, 200 WILLOUGHBY AVE UNIT 58173, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
INGRAHAM, CHARLOTTE, 721 DICKSON ST, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
INOA, ALEJANDRO, 133 SEAMAN AVE APT 3 F. MANHATTAN, NY, 10034
IPANGUNA, CARINE, 130 HASTINGS AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
IREV TRUST BERTI ROSENBLAT, 2948 BELL BLVD, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360
IRIZARRY, FERNANDO, 361 E 163 RD ST APT 4 J. BRONX, NY, 10451
IRVINE, CRAIG, 2830 BAUCHER RD, JASPER, NY, 14855
ISAACS, ISIAH, 3470 FORT INDEPENDENCE ST APT 4 O, BRONX, NY, 10463
ISLAM, SHÓHAG, 44 N 3 RD ST APT 2,
HUDSON, NY, 12534
ISLAM, TAHMIDUL, 9740 78 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11416
ISMAEL, AMER, 41 SIMONSON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
ITRI, LAUREN, A,
21 SMITH RD, PLEASANT VALLEY, NY, 12569 ITZKOWITZ, DAVID.
IUCCI, JOSEPH, 1426 HOLIDAY PARK DR, WANTAGH, NY, 11793
IVANOV, IVAN, 17 W 125 TH ST APT 5 L, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
IWAI, MIYUKI, 505 WHITE PLAINS RD APT 3
IYENGAR, TANUJ, 10 W ST APT 26 E, MANHATTAN, NY, 10004
JACKMAN, MELVA, 119-39 NASHVILLE BLVD, JAMAICA, NY, 11412
JACKSON, AVERY, W 93 ST APT 26 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
JACKSON, DAVID,
242 COOKS LN, WATER MILL, NY, 11976
JACKSON, DUVON, 150 W 225 TH ST APT 23 C, BRONX, NY, 10463
JACKSON, GREGORY, 571 FDR DR APT 7 D, MANHATTAN, NY, 10002
AMITYVILLE, NY, 11701
JACKSON, RANDY, 2932 AVE V APT 5 E,
JACKSON, RODERICK, 281 E 149 TH ST APT 2 D BRONX NY 10451
JACKSON, SHANIYAH, 67 WARREN ST APT 5 M. STATEN ISLAND, NY 40004
JACKSON, SIMON,
JACOB, JERYN, 101 NIXON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
JACOBI, PAUL, 549 ISHAM ST APT 58, NEW YORK, NY, 10034
JACOBSON, DANIELE,
201 TODD RD, KATONAH, NY, 10536
JAFRI, REAZ, 24 FAIRVIEW AVE, PRT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
JAGERNATH, ANJELIE, 1536 E 91 ST APT NONE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
JAHAN, ISHRA, 816 47 TH ST APT B6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
JAHAN, NOOR SHAMANTA, 17025
HIGHLAND AVE APT 4 B, JAMAICA, NY, 11432 JAHAN, NUSRATH, 7522 37 TH AVE #413, JACKSON HTS, NY, 11373
JAHRA, FATEMA, 9720 57 TH AVE APT 9 C, CORONA, NY, 11368
JAKLITSCH, MARK.
4 JAY CT, SAYVILLE, NY, 11782
JALLOH, BILGICHA, 3540 DECATUR AVE
JALLOH, IBRAHIM, 22702 114 TH DR,
2077 VYSE AVE APT 4, BRONX, NY, 10460 JAMAL, INARA.
201 E 12 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10003
JAMED, SONDRA, 620 E 108 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
JAMES, KYLIE, 30 DEFOREST RD, LAGRANGEVILLE, NY, 12540
JAMES, MONICA, 437 E 3 RD ST, MOUNT VERNON, NY, 10553
JAMES, TAYLOR, 30 DEFOREST RD, LAGRANGEVILLE, NY, 12540
JAMES, THOMAS, 30 DEFOREST RD,
JAMES, WILLIAM, 1087 UNION ST APT B1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
JAMISON, DARREN, 280 CORNELIA ST APT 304, PLATTSBURGH, NY, 12901
JANKOWSKI, HEATHER, 6570 KICKBUSCH HILL RD, CATTARAUGUS, NY, 14719
JARRETT, MATTHEW, 7 FURNACE ST, NORFOLK, NY, 13667
JASIC, SAMRA, 8652 ALIZARIN AVE,
JAVED, HERA, 307 E 39 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
JAVIER, HIPOLITO, 530 AUDUBON AVE APT 49, NEW YORK, NY, 10040
JAWARA, FATIMA, 2635 3 RD AVE APT 6 C, BRONX, NY, 10451
JEEWA, AHMED, 360 W 34 TH ST APT 8 Y, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
JEFFERIES, ABIGAIL, 199-11 120 TH AVE ST ALBANS, QUEENS, NY, 11412
JEFFERS, EDWARD, 64 BEAVER ST #153, NEW YORK, NY, 10004
JEFFERSON, JERALD, 14026 182 ND ST, SPRINGFIELD GARDENS, NY, 11413
JENNINGS, ELIJAH, 5 MORGAN CT, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
JERGE, ERIC, 107 WOODLAND DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14612
JETER, TORIAY, 783 E 168 TH ST APT 3 B, BRONX, NY, 10456
JIBON, RAFIOUN, 94-07 199 TH ST APT 3, HOLLIS, NY, 11423
JIMENEZ, ABIEL, 261 HIMROD ST APT 2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
JIMENEZ, COLE, 41-42 73 RD ST APT 7 B, QUEENS, NY, 11377
JIMENEZ, MARLYN, 225 BEACH 28 TH ST APT 1 FL, QUEENS, NY, 11691
JIMINAN, RICHARD, 5210 W BROADWAY APT 2B, NEW YORK, NY, 10463
JIN MOON, KYOUNG, 356 WINDSOR HWY, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
JIN, GUANJUN, 400 W 119 TH ST APT 10 T, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
JIN, ZHAOYAN, 169 HURON ST APT 3 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11222
JOACHIM, JAHZE MONET, 114-11 198 TH ST, ST ALBANS, NY, 11412
JOACHIM, SCHNEIDER, 1214 E FAYETTE ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13210
JOACHIN, EDRISS, 80 LENOX RD APT 3 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
JOELL, KOVAN, 11 DANDELION RD, ROCKY POINT, NY, 11778
JOHAN, ALLAN, 304 E MAIN ST NO236,
SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
71 BRIDGETOWN ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
JOHN, JIMMY.
123 MAIN ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10011 JOHN, LEVIS,
24908 MEMPHIS AVE, ROSEDALE, NY, 11422 JOHNSEN, ERIK,
20 MILL LN, SAUGERTIES, NY, 12477 JOHNSON LEE, KENIQUE,
321 W 125 TH ST, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027 JOHNSON, ADAM.
JOHNSON, ASHLEY, 511 S MAIN ST APT 4, GENEVA, NY, 14456
JOHNSON, BRYCE, 827 HUNTS POINT AVE APT 4A, BRONX, NY, 10474
JOHNSON, CHARLES, 601 BARNES AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13207
JOHNSON, DERRICK, 631 COUNTY RTE 54 LOT 34, PENNELLVILLE, NY, 13132
JOHNSON, DONTE, 227 W 127 TH ST APT #3 H, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
JOHNSON, FIONA, 114 W 143 RD ST APT 1 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10030
JOHNSON, JAMES, 46 PAULINE TER, PEARL RIVER, NY, 10965
JOHNSON, KOREY A, 40 MONROE AVE \$ C, MOUNT KISCO, NY, 10549
JOHNSON, LESLIE, 250 W 131 ST APT 6 E, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
JOHNSON, MARIE, 161-08 BAISLEY BLVD, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
JOHNSON, PAUL, 70 HELEN MARIE PL, HAUPPAUGE, NY, 11788
JOHNSON, SIMONE, 124 RAYMOND AVE BOX 2040, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12604
JOHNSON, TELECIA, 111-48 145 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11435
JOHNSON, THERESA, G, 46 LUTY DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
JOHNSON, TREVOR, 137 MOUNT JOY PL, NEW ROCHELLE, NY. 10801
JOHNSON, VAUGHN, W, 7 DENE RD, NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
JOHNSON, WHITNEY, L, 44 ELMLEAF DR, BUFFALO, NY, 14227
JOHNSON, ZOE, 141 DAHILL RD 147 DAHILL RD, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
JOLSON, SHELDON, 10230 66 TH RD APT 20 C, FOREST HILLS, NY, 11375
JONES, ANDREW, 54 LEXINGTON AVE APT 2, AUBURN, NY, 13021
JONES, CHELEENA, 1027 N MAIN ST LOT 25 B. DELEVAN, NY, 14042
JONES, CHRISTA, 247-14 136 TH RD, QUEENS, NY, 11422
JONES, JACK, 151 E 70 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
JONES, JAHMAI, 2356 BRAGG ST APT 4 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
JONES, JASMINE, 553 GEORGIA AVE 2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
JONES, JAYDESS, 100 CENTRAL AVE APT N/A, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
JONES, ROYSON, 8203 BEACH CHANNEL DR 5 A, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11693
JONES, SARAH, 350 CENTRAL PARK W, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
JONES, SHALIA, 109-30 160 TH ST APT 2 F, QUEENS, NY, 11433
3 45 MÁRSHALL DR APT 2 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
JONES, SPIRIT, 502 W 180 TH ST APT 5, MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
JONES, WALTER, 250 VALLEY VIEW DR, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
JORDAN, CHRISTEN, PO BOX 966,
WURTSBORO, NY, 12790
JORDAN, EDWARD, 142 PARKVIEW AVE,
JORDAN, JACOB, 1360 PLIMTON AVE APT 1 B, BRONX, NY, 10452
JORDAN, NEHEMIAH, 1379 MCBRIDE ST APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11691
JORDAN, ROBERT, 10 GROVE ST, PITTSFORD, NY, 14534
JORGENSEN, ANITA, 100 LAYAYETTE ST STE 604, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
JOSEPH, DILLIAN, 115-39 173 ST APT PVT, QUEENS, NY, 11434
JOSEPH, EMELY, 225 E 72 ND ST APT 525, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
JOSEPH, EMMANUEL, 1602 CAFFREY AVE APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11691
JOSEPH, JAMONT, 317 BOWERY, NEW YORK, NY, 10003
JOSEPH, MICHAELLA, 60 HAVEN AVE APT 8 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
JOUBERT, LEWIS, 2439 BOUCK AVE APT 16, BRONX, NY, 10469
JOY, BH, 23 NEW MAIN ST, HAVERSTRAW, NY, 10927
JUDD, LATRELL, 2885 GRACE AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10469
JULIE PHILIPPI, CH. 13 TRUSTEE, 170
JUNG, WOONG, 235 E 55 TH ST APT 36 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
JUNGREIS, DAVID, 3 TEVERYA WAY UNIT 201, MONROE, NY, 10950
K ONE NUTRITION INC, 14604 KALMIA AVE, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
KABA, NANTENEN, 1135 GRANT AVE, BRONX, NY, 10456
KACHINSKY, KIRILL, 2373 E 15 TH ST APT B2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
KADOYA, RIEKO, 2566 12 TH ST PH 1, LONG IS CITY, NY, 11102
KAGAN LUBIC LEPPER GOLD LLP,
KAHN, ROBERT, 65 HOLLY LN, ROSLYN HTS, NY, 11577
KALAMARAS, EVON, 63 HARBOR VIEW PL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10305
KALASH, MARK, 8 CHELSEA DR, PRT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
KALLENBACH, ERNEST, 1521 W STATE ST, OLEAN, NY, 14760
KALPUPERSAUD, MENAWATTIE, 10325 107 TH ST #1, OZONE PARK, NY, 11417
KENNEDY ST, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360
KAMINSKI, STEVE, 98-41 65 TH ST APT 1 D, QUEENS, NY, 11374
KANE, WHITNEY, 290 LAKE ST,
KANG, JIWOO, 211-30 23 AVE 2 F, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360
KANGELA, REGINA, 58 FLORAL AVE APT 12, BINGHAMTON, NY 13905
KANTE, NIOUMA, 372 E 32 ND ST #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
KAPHAN, MICHAEL, 100 TITICUS RD,
KAPLAN, CHARLES, 40 PKWY CR,
SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
KAPLAN, CINDY, 2140 E 66 TH ST,
KAPLAN, MARK, 520 W 218 TH ST APT 6 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10034
KAPLAN, PAUL, 100 OVERLOOK TER APT 66, NEW YORK, NY, 10040
KAPLUN, MICHAEL, 44 GRAMERCY PARK N APT 6 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10010
KARAKO, CHAIM, 737 KEARNY DR, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11581
KARCZ, PAUL, P, 48 TIMBERLINE DR,
KASTBERG, JACOB, 656 SARATOGA RD, BURNT HILLS, NY, 12027
KATRA, JOY, 2143 SHADOW LN, LAKE VIEW, NY, 14085
KATZ, BRUNO, 250 FIRST AVE APT 2 C, MANHATTAN, NY, 10009
KAUFFMAN, ALFRED, G, 51 CREEK RD,
KAUFMAN, LEOPOLD, 1882 58 TH ST,
KAUFMAN, LIMOR, 425 E 63 RD ST APT W11 J, NEW YORK, NY, 10065
KAUFMAN, YITZCHOK, 30 EISENHOWER
AVE, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
KAUR, AKWANT,
115-06-95 AV, S RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11419
KAUR, DILJOT,
113-16 93 RD APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11418 KAUR, GURPREFT
95-55 114 ST, S RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11419 KAUR, HARVEER,
KAUR, JAGDISH,
KAUR, SANTOSH, 162-60 PIDEON RD, QUEENS, NY, 11358
KAY, MARY, 10525 64 TH AVE APT 2 F, FOREST HILLS, NY, 11375
KAYES, DIANA, 139 AUBURN AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14213
KEEFE, CHRISTOPHER, 5977 MAGNOLIA STEPMAN RD, MAYVILLE, NY 44757
KEENEY, HEATHER, PO BOX 329, NEW SUFFOLK, NY, 11956
KEENLEY, MAX, 7 BILLS PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
KEHRER, ADAM, 105 CHERRY LAUREL LN, AMHERST, NY, 14228
KEITA, MORY, 2156 HONE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10461
KEITA, SITAN, 2714 GIFFORD AVE, BRONX, NY, 10465
KELCH, HARRIET, 42 ERASTINA PL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
KELEHER, ALEXANDRIA, 33 LEARY LN, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
KELLER, SARAH, 2922 WOODBRIDGE AVE, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12306
KELLY, JASMINA, 171 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD, BUFFALO, NY, 14226
KELLY, KAITLYN, 1 JEFFERSON AVE APT C8. ROCKVILLE CTR. NY. 11570
KELLY, LISA, 178 WARRÉN ST, GLENS FALLS, NY, 12801
KENNEDY, ELIJAH, 458 E 51 ST APT B6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
KENNEDY, MARK, 500 SHADY DR,
KENNEDY, MICHAEL, 12107 VERSAILLES PLANK RD, LAWTONS, NY, 14091
KENNISON, GAIL, 15 BRUECKNER LN, WEST HURLEY, NY, 12491
KERBY, RICHARD, 1 DOGWOOD HILLS RD, NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
KERSEY, KAREN, 212 ROBBLE AVE,
KERSUL, ALBINA, 2059 46 TH ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11105
KESAVAN, NITHIL, 643 WOOL AVE,
FRANKLIN SQ, NY, 11010
KESSEL, WILLIAM, 1458 VILLAGE PARK DR, ALDEN, NY, 14004
KESSLER, HOPE, 79-00 QUEENS BLVD APT 535, QUEENS, NY, 11373
KETONES, JAMES, 93 E DR, SAG HARBOR, NY, 11963
KHABIBOV, ARTUR, 2440 E 29 TH ST APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
KHAMIDOV, ULUGBEH, 22 EASTHOLM RD, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12304
KHAN, FAIZA, 1852 TOMLINSON AVE, BRONX, NY, 10461
KHAN, KAMAL, 155 OLDFIELD AVE,
KHAN, RIAZ, 13411 230 ST LAURELTON,
KHAN, RÜHÜL,
57 TH AVE, CORONA, NY, 11368
KHATUN, MST, 3405 28 TH AVE APT 5 C, ASTORIA, NY, 11103
KILDUFF, PATRICK, 319 AVE C APT M-E, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
KILIC, ASIM, 55 LAKESIDE DR.
FARMINGVILLE, NY, 11738
KIM, BRANDON, 260 1 ST APT A14,
MINEOLA, NY, 11501
KIM, BUHOI, 700 WARREN RD APT 21-2 A, ITHACA, NY, 14850
KIM, EUN, 39 W 32 ND ST RM 604,
NEW YORK, NY, 10001
KIM, HANNA, 4511 156 TH ST, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
KIM, JEONG, 35 E 4 TH ST APT 5, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
KIM, JIN, 13-12 MICHAEL CT APT 2ND FL, QUEENS, NY, 11360
KIM, JIN, 70 SECOR RD, ARDSLEY, NY, 10502
KIM, TIFFANY, 154-38 17 TH RD APT 2 FL, QUEENS, NY, 11357
KIMBALL, CATHERINE, 766 MIDDLE ST, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12309
KIMMERLING, ELIZABETH, 57 BRIAR RD, NANUET, NY, 10954
KIMURA, YASUYUKI, 500 5 TH AVE STE 3620, NEW YORK, NY, 10110
KINASH, LUCAS, 374 PEARL ST APT 3 D, MANHATTAN, NY, 10038
KING, JEANNE, 451 N 6 TH ST, FULTON, NY, 13069
KING, JOE, 165 NORFELD BLVD, ELMONT, NY, 11003
KING, PATRICK, PO BOX 162, WALKER VALLEY, NY, 12588
KING, PETER, 70 SUTTON ST APT 3 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11222
KINNEY, DONALD, 8 HILLCREST CIR, DANSVILLE, NY, 14437
KIPPER, ALEXIS, APT 9 D 215 E 73 RD ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
KIRK, ELIZABETH, 308 E 78 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10075
KLAR, JOEL, 15 DARTMOUTH RD, MONROE, NY, 10950
KLEBAN, LEXY, 44 TRILLIUM RD, PLEASANT VALLEY, NY, 12569
KLEIN, FRIEDA, 547 FLUSHING AVE APT 1-L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
KLEIN, GITTY, 234 KEAP ST APT 2 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
KLEINKE, PETER, 56 MADELEINE LN, GLENMONT, NY, 12077
KLIEN, HANNAH, 5908 SWEET RD,
510 DAHILL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
KNAPP, BARRY, 5800 ARLINGTON AVE 16 G, BRONX, NY, 10471
KNDRYL INC, ONE VANDERBILT AVE 15 TH, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
KNIELING, SCOTT, 8815 FLATLANDS AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
KNIGHT, ELIJAH, 869 FLUSHING AVE APT 14 A. BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
KNOLL, DAVID, 969 PLYMOUTH AVE S, ROCHESTER, NY, 14608
KNOPF, RIKA, 1362 51 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
KNOX, ABIODUN, 188 KENT ST, ALBANY, NY, 12206
KOBELKOWSKY, ORI, 1840 WHITE PLAINS APT BSMT, BRONX, NY, 10462
KOCH, SAMANTHA, 744 CLOVER ST, BRIGHTON, NY, 14610
KOGAN, ALEX, 2337 E 29 TH ST APT 2,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
KOHLER, MICHAEL, 69 W MAIN ST, RIPLEY, NY, 14775
KOK NGAN, KOO, 2021 77 TH ST,
KOLYA, ZAID, 324 E 196 ST, BRONX, NY, 10458
KONATE, ADAMA, 613 365 E 184 TH ST, BRONX, NY, 10458
KONTOULES, JAMES,
142 OAKLAND ST 241 CENTENNIAL HALL, SYRACUSE, NY, 13210
KOONS, BRETT, 129 DEGRAW ST APT D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11231
KORDZAIA, ZHUZHUNA, 12 ROOSEVELT AVE. ROSLYN, NY 11576
KORECKYJ, MICHAEL, 33 MILES ST,
KORTELING, KARYN, 311 S FRANKLIN ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13202
KORTMULDER, MEEKA, 726 UNION AVE, BRONX, NY, 10455
KORYNOSKI, GARY, 281 HARDENBURGH RD, PINE BUSH, NY, 12566
KOSSOW, ALEXANDRA,
479 SOMÉRVILLE AVE, TONAWANDA, NY, 14150
KOTAS, KELLY,
KOUYATE, YAYA,
1463 HOE AVE APT 12 A, BRONX, NY, 10460 KOVALICH, JOANN, 605 DELANO AVE
KOWAL, JESSICA, 2050 DEAN ST,
KOZERSKI, GREGORY, 3858 N BUFFALO ST STE 2, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
KRANICH, DYLAN, 535 W END AVE APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
KRANICH, MAX, 535 APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
KRAYER, ELIZABETH, 107 FORESTER AVE APT A2, WARWICK, NY, 10990
KRAYER, ELIZABETH, 14 C 53 RD ST STE 220. BROOKLYN, NY. 11232
KREBS, BRITTANEY, 20 RIVER RD APT 3 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10044
KREIDLER, WENDY, M, 420 RIVERSIDE DR APT 6 G, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
KROHN, YECHIEL, 1763 E 24 ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
KROKOS, MALGORZATA, 1611 LOWELL
CENTER RD, EAST AMHERST, NY, 14051
KRUMAN, JENNIFER, 223 BEDFORD AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
KRUMHOLTZ, MARK, 23 KENDELL DR,
KUCHER, GABY, 351 BADEN PL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
KUGELMAN, GITTEL, 1543 41 ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
KULINA, GEORGIA, 100 MOUNT GREY RD, S SETAUKET, NY, 11720
KULKA, LISA, 210 S LAKE VILLAGE APT G, BUFFALO, NY, 14261
KUMAR, VIJAY, 37-05 90 ST APT 7 B,
KUMBALAKKUZHIYIL, MEHABOOB, 251
KURFIS, CARLA, 208 HARRIS RD APT HA1, BEDEFORD HILLS, NY 10507
KUROKI, RYOSUKE, 252 7 TH AVE APT 12 N, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
KURT, TILL, 530 SENATOR ST 2 FL,
KURTULUS, METIN, 101 CAROLINE ST,
STATEN ISLAND, NY. 10310
KURZ, GERALD, 6 IÓWA AVE, PORT
JEFFERSON STN, NY, 11776
KURZDORFER, JAMES, 111 SAWYER AVE, DEPEW, NY, 14043
KUTZIN, RAY, 310 GREENWICH ST APT 15 J, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
KYEREME, RENEE, 120 DEKRUIF PL APT 13 K, BRONX, NY, 10475
LABOMBARD, CHRISTOPHER,
11 GENESEE LN, PLATTSBURGH, NY, 12901 LABOVITZ, ELIJAH, 340 E 93 RD ST APT 10
LABRISE, ANGELICA, 3948 RALPH ST S, SEAFORD, NY, 11783
LADUE, TODD, 138 DILLY RD, PORT CRANE, NY, 13833
LAI, SOPHIA, 75-11 175 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11366
LAITSAS, GEORGE, 555 10 TH AVE APT 33 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
LAKE GEORGE RV PARK I, 74 STATE RTE 149. LAKE GEORGE, NY, 12845
LAKESIDE SURVEYING LLC, 4 BEACH
LAKSHMANAN, SARAVANAN,
185 VAN RENNS BLVD APT 11-1 B,
MENANDS, NY, 12204
LAMAR, CHERYL, 165 NICHLOS AVE APT 1
LAMBERT, THOMAS,
130 E 18 TH ST APT 4 T, NEW YORK, NY, 10003
LAMP, KAELYN, 125 1/2 EDDY ST, ITHACA, NY, 14850
LANCKI, BENJAMIN, E, 17 PEMBROKE DR, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
LANDIN, NELIDA, 6735 RIDGE BLVD APT 2 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
LANDOLPHI, MICHAEL, 27 ROXBURY RD, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
LANDRIGAN, THOMAS, 25 DEVOE RD, CHAPPAQUA, NY, 10514
LANDY, KEVIN, 28 CONSTANT AVE, YONKERS, NY, 10701
LEE, JOONHENG, 3276 JUDITH DR,
LANTIGUA, ALBERT, 511 OLMSTEAD AVE APT 2. BRONX, NY, 10473
LANTIGUA, STANLEY, 2716 MARION AVE APT 6 L. BRONX, NY, 10458
LANZILLOTTA, LAURA, 12 HAMPSHIRE CT, HOLBROOK, NY, 11741
LAPOINT, KEVIN, 1215 RIVER RD, NORWOOD, NY, 13668
LARA, BIANEL, 370 HANCOCK ST,
LARRY, ANGELIKA, 50 EVERGREEN DR #50. MONTICELLO, NY. 12701
LARSON, EVA, 113 LYONS LN, MILTON, NY, 12547
LASERMAX DEFENSE SE L MD, 3495
LASKA, REA, 8405 BAY PKWY, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
LATIPOV, ABDUKARIM, 220 E 18 TH ST APT 2 A. BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
LATOUR, WILLIAM, 76, EISENHOWER AVE, NY, 13126
LAUB, LORINDA, 444 E 52 ND ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
LAUESEN, TAYLOR, 102 ROGERS AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
LAURITZEN, MARIAH, 343 GOLD ST APT 2504, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
LAVANCHER, SHERRY, 3699 COLEMAN HILL RD, JAMESVILLE, NY, 13078
LAVIA, LORENZO, 901 SARATOGA AVE APT 4 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
LAW, ROBERT, 6200 RIVERDALE AVE - APT 7 B, BRONX, NY, 10471
LAWRENCE, CODY, 167 WEBB RD,
LAWRENCE, DEVINE, 117 E 28TH ST APT PH. BROOKLYN, NY. 11226
LAWRENCE, MAXIMO, 128 EASTCLARKE PL APT 3 G, BRONX, NY, 10452
LAWS, REBEKAH, 4721 OSMAN PL APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10470
LAWYER, PATRICIA, 1710 SEWARD AVE 1 F, BRONX, NY, 10473
LAYMAN, DARIK, 9746 KELLER HILL RD, CUBA, NY, 14727
LAZARUS II, PIERRE, 351 BEACH 43 RD ST, QUEENS, NY, 11691
LE, TRI, 35-35 150 ST, PLESHING, NY, 11304 LEACH, LOLA, 17 RIVERTON DR, NYACK, NY, 10960
LEACOCK, YETTA, 538 58 ST FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
LEDDY, MICHAEL, 908 3 RD ST, E
LEDESMA, CYNTHIA, 1796 CULVER RD,
LEE, AEDAN, 132-11 AVERY AVE, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
LEE, ALAN, 321 E 45 TH ST APT 7 F,
NEW YORK, NY, 10017
1540 215 TH ST, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360 LEE, ELLEN.
BELLMORE, NY, 11710
LEE, JEREMIAH, 182 RUSHMORE RD,
STORMVILLE, NY, 12582
LEE, KAWAI, 22 N 6 TH ST APT 20 I,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
LEE, LEONARDO, 2112 STARLING AVE APT 5 F, BRONX, NY, 10462
LEE, MARK, 11729 A WOODLAND DR, FORT DRUM, NY, 13603
203 E 6 TH ST, OSWEGO, NY, 13126 LEE, RAYMOND,
1580, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
3059 31 ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11102 LEEKER, HENRY,
584 MACDONOUGH APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
LEEWALKER, DAMIEN, 1564 AVE X APT 1 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
LEFEBVRE, MARSHALL, 598 BOSTWICK RD, ITHACA, NY, 14850
LEFEVRE, DIANA, 1178 E 83 ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
LEFKOWITZ, ESTHER, 86 FRANKLIN AVE APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
LEGAKIS, NICKY, 66 PENN AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
LEI, RAYMOND, 2720 86 STE APT 3 G, BROOKYLN, NY, 11223
LELI, SUSAN, 138 LEMOINE AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14227
LEMA, GENESSYS, 32-19 104 ST E ELMHURST APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11369
LEMONS, IMAIYA, 202 W 24 TH ST, MANHATTAN, NY, 10011
LEMUS, EDWARD, 138 CEDARHURST ST, ISLIP TERRACE, NY, 11752
LEMUS, VANESSA, 100 CENTRAL AVE APT 414, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
LENANE, KEVIN, 26 SAND ST, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
LENIEK, KRISTI, 2104 BERNARD BLVD, ENDWELL, NY, 13760
LENT, JOYCE, M, 70 ORCHARD DR, GARDINER, NY, 12525
LEO, MAXIMILIAN, 6708 JOY RD, EAST SYRACUSE, NY, 13057
LEON, HAZEL, 1001 162 ND ST APT 4 B, QUEENS, NY, 11357
LEONARD, ROBERT, 1080 WARBURTON AVE APT 3 G, YONKERS, NY, 10701
LEONARD, ROBERT, 1117 E 39 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
LEONARDO LEBRON, JEISEY, 2404 BATHGATE AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10458
LEPOUTRE, JOEL, 4488 ONONDAGA BLVD, SYRACUSE, NY, 13219
LERARDI, MARIA, 301 MCCALL AVE, W LSLIP, NY, 11795
LERNER, LIBBY, 624 AVE M, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
LESLIE, ELISHA, 3260 CONEY ISLAND AVE APT C7, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
LETT, DEANDRE, 132 BEACH 59TH ST APT 101, ARVERNE, NY, 11692
LEVEN, DANA, 316 WEAVER STR,
LEVENTHAL, JOHN,
33 HICKS RD, VALATIE, NY, 12184
LEVEQUE, DAVID, L, 124 RUTSONVILLE RD, WALLKILL, NY, 12589
LEVINE, NATALIE, 2 ALTMAN CT, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
LEVINE, PIERCE, 340 E 93 ST APT 27 M, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
LEWIS, ANYAH.
107-17 160 ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11433
KENMORE, NY, 14217
LEWIS, KIM, 950 UNION AVE APT 2 H, BRONX, NY, 10459
LEZELL, YISROEL, 849 EASTERN PKWY, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
7322 BAY PKWY APT B2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
LGLSPINE, LLC, 1965 BROADWAY APT 22 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10023
LI, BIN, 805 COLLEGE PL, FLUSHING, NY, 11356
LI, HAORONG, 739 68 TH ST FL 1,
LI, JARVINIA, 58 FLEET WALK APT 5 A,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
LI, JIAYU, 111 MYRTLE DR, GREAT NECK, NY. 11021
LI, TONG,
LI, ZHENGQI, 1 E LOOP RD APT 11 I2, NEW YORK, NY, 10044
LIANG, JASON, 237 NASSAU ST APT 1 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
LIANG, YIPING, 24 ELMWOOD AVE,
LIANG, ZHENG, 3920 MAIN ST APT 78, ELUSHING, NY 11354
42 MAPLE ST, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583 LIBEROW, MENUCHA.
665 CROWN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213 LIBERTORE ANGELINA 72 GETZ AVE
STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
LIEBMAN, CODY, 10 HOMESTEAD LN, EAST HAMPTON, NY, 11937
LIFELINE TEL TRIAGE, 981 JEROME ST, BALDWIN, NY, 11510
LIGUORI, CHERYL, 1302 SWART RD, MARGARETHVILLE, NY 18455
LIKER, TODD, 34 TH FL 1301 AVE OF THE AMERICAS. NEW YORK, NY, 10019
LIM, PARKER, 76 SCHERMERHORN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
LIN CHEN, STEVEN, 2121 77 TH ST APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
LIN, DANNY, 2550 BENSON AVE,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
LIN, DIFEI, 50-23 67 ST APT 2 F, QUEENS, NY, 11377
LIN, ERIC, 104 AINSWORTH AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10308
6062 84 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11379
60 51 ST 1 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220 LIN, WEI QI.
880 53 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
LINDER, AAMIER, 975 TIFFANY ST APT 6 G, BRONX, NY, 10459
LINES, TIMOTHY, 99 N 8 TH ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
LINGARD, FLORENCE, 3557 WILLETT AVE, BRONX, NY, 10467
LINHART, MATTHEW, 669 PARSONAGE PL, BALDWIN, NY, 11510
LINK TECH SERVICE INC,
LINYEAR, GREGORY, 1219 6 TH AVE #2, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
LIPFORD, CHARLES, 960 HANCOCK ST APT 3 R. BROOKLYN, NY. 11233
LITTLIES, RYAN, 423 MARION ST APT 3 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
LITTS, JOHN, O, 572 N CHODIKEE LAKE RD, HIGHLAND, NY, 12528
LIU, CHUANPING, 4145 248 TH ST FL 1, LITTLE NECK, NY, 11363
LIU, JING NANG, 73-44 52 ND DR, QUEENS, NY, 11378
LIU, YUTAO, 42-35 SAULL ST, QUEENS, NY, 11355
LIVINGSTON, CLAIRE.
923 N WINFIELD RD, WEST WINFIELD, NY, 13491
LIVINGSTON, ETHAN, 923 N WINFIELD RD, WEST WINFIELD, NY, 13491
LIZAMA, JOSE, 718 WAYPARK AVE,
LJULJA, SEAD, 51 FINGERBOARD RD 53, STATEN ISLAND, NY. 10305
LLANOS ECHEVERRIA, ALVARO.
4610 CENTER BLVD APT 804, LONG IS CITY, NY, 11109
LOCKAMY, NICHOLAS,
129 CENTRE AVE, LINDENHURST, NY, 11757 LOCKE, RENEE, 345 CARPENTER AVE
NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
LOCKHART, ABEL, 2159 MORRIS AVE APT 4A, BRONX, NY, 10453
LOCKWOOD, LEWIS, 10550 CHEESE
FACTORY RD, CORNING, NY, 14830
LODGE, MICHAEL, 251 N LEMOYN AVE,
ROCHESTER, NY, 14612
LOEB, NORMA, 750 W BROADWAY APT 2 R, LONG BEACH, NY, 11561
LOGAN, GREG,
LOIACONO, JAMES, 9701 SHORE RD APT 2 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
LOMAX-LUU, ANGELA, 175 E 93 RD ST 1 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
LONG, FRANCISCA, 211 ERICSON AVE
78 MEADOWMERE AVE, MASTIC, NY, 11950 LONGWELL, JASON.
PO BOX 2410, WEST POINT, NY, 10996 LONSDALE, JAMES,
LOO, THOMAS, 4821 91 ST PL, ELMHURST, NY, 11373
LOOS, MEGAN, 1429 GILL ST APT 428 C, WATERTOWN, NY, 13601
LOPES, JOSE, 2123 EXCHANGE ST APT 3 D, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13901
LOPEZ, DAVID, 8 3 RD AVE, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY, 11746
LOPEZ, JESSICA, 2230 GRAND
LOPEZ, JOSE, 3835 SEDGWICK AVE APT 5 G. BRONX, NY, 10463
LOPEZ, MATTHEW, 109 PEMBERTON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10308
LOPEZ, PATRICIA, 9840 37 TH AVE APT 1 ST FL, QUEENS, NY, 11368
LOTITO, CHRISTOPHE, 2 OAKWOOD CT, WAINSCOTT, NY, 11975
LOTT, JAMES, 6 MOUNT ETNA PL APT 3, NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10805
LOUIS, BIANCA, 850 E 17 TH ST APT 4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
LOVE, CHRISTOPHE, 206 MALE AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13219
LOVITCH, NICOLE, 70 SOUNDVIEW AVE, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10606
LOWE, KENNETH, 36 TOP O HILL RD, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
LU, SIJIA, 2340 NOTT ST E APT 206,
LUCAR, DANIEL, 3515 34 TH ST APT A32, ASTORIA, NY, 11106
LUCAS, CAMERON, 320 W 17 TH ST APT 1 RW, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
BRIGHTWATERS, NY, 11718
LUCAS, TORIN, 2468 NIAGARA FALLS BLVD STE 7, TONAWANDA, NY, 14150
LUCIANO HOLDINGS LLC, 17 ARTHUR PL, YONKERS, NY, 10701
BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
LUDD, DAVID, 217 HAMILTON AVE APT 1 F, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
LUGO, JUAN, 624 QUEEN AN RD, AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010
LUKSICH, SAM, 6 SANDY HOLLOW LN, PRT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
LUNA, CHRISTOPHER, 20 N 5 TH ST APT 5 25, BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
LUO, YIWEN, 111 8 TH AVE FL 4, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
LUTHER, JASON, 124 WATKINS RD, FRANKFORT, NY, 13340
LYLES, SHARITA, 136 BERTRAM PL,
LYNCH, ADAM, 11 PINE ST, BLUE POINT, NY, 11715
LYNCH, ERIN, L, 279 MAHONEY RD, MILTON, NY, 12547
LYNCH, EZRA, 14 E MAIN ST APT 1, ST JOHNSVILLE, NY, 13452
LYONS, JANAI, 2728 MCINTOSH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11369
LYTLE, SHSRON, 721 E 221 ST, BRONX, NY, 10467
MA, KE REN, MOTT ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
NEW YORK, NY, 10025
MAC NEIL, JENNIFER, 40 MEMORIAL HWY
MACCABEE, SARAH, 60 PLEASANT PLAINS
AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10309
MACHIDA, TOKIYO, 4410 KETCHAM ST APT 2 F. QUEENS, NY, 11373
MACIAS, MATTHEW, 10 CROSBY RD, CARMEL, NY, 10512
MACK, TYLER, PO BOX 611, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13902
MACKENZIE, LAUREN,
MACKEY, PETER, 11 VAN WAGNER RD, HIGHLAND, NY, 12528
MACKS, ADAM, 249 PRESIDENT ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 12231
MACLORRAIN, ANDRIA, 243 E 123 RD ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10035
MADERA, IVELISSE, 812 E 169 ST APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10459
MADSGARD, SJUR, 1688 ALEXANDER AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
MAGEE, PAMELA, 9131 STRATUS CIR, MANLIUS, NY, 13104
MAGER, ALLISON, 81 OLD COUNTRY RD, EAST QUOGUE, NY, 11942
MAGILL, SCOTT, 805 STATE RTE 52, WALDEN, NY, 12586
MAHADEO, SASENAUTH, 91 48 GOLD RD, OZONE PARK, NY, 11417
MAHAR, JASON, 289 PENHURST RD, ROCHESTER, NY, 14610
MAHON, KAELA, 6 SUNVALLEY DR, NORTH SALEM, NY, 10560
MAI, GUOZHU, 718 OLYMPIA BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10305
MAJESTRO, PHILIP, 595 FRANKLIN AVE APT 1 R. NEW YORK, NY, 11238
MAJETTE, WYNTON, 13822 68 TH DR, FLUSHING, NY, 11367
MAJOR, JOVELL, 812 PENFIELD ST, BRONX, NY, 10470
MAKOMA, LUL, 310 KOSSUTH AVE #1, UTICA, NY, 13501
MALAM MOUSSA, HASSANE, 201 W
MALELE, LYNE, 736 CALHOUN AVE #1, BRONX, NY, 10465
MALIK, NEENA, 345 E 94 TH ST APT 24 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
MALONE, MICHAEL, 10280 STONES FALLS RD, DANSVILLE, NY, 14437
MALONEY, DANIELLE, Y, 185 MILL RD THE
MALONEY, DANIELLE, 1, 183 MILL RD THE CARRIAGE HOUSE, GERMANTOWN, NY, 12526
MAM USA CORPORATION,
2700 WESTCHESTER AVE STE 315, PURCHASE, NY, 10577
MANDEL, FAIGY, 1182 53 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
MANDEL, JOSEPH, 1182 53 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
MANDELL, BINYAMIN, 1150 39, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
MANGAT, RANBIR, 11328 NEWELL RD, DUNKIRK, NY, 14048
MANIGBAS, CELINE, 25704 E WILLISTON AVE, FLORAL PARK, NY, 11001
MANN, CHRISTOPHER, 500 LEE RD STE 200, ROCHESTER, NY, 14606
MANN, DOUGLAS, 313 ONONDAGA AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13207
MANN, THOMAS, 323 PLEASANT ST, ITHACA, NY, 14850
MANNING, MICHAEL, 50 ABINGDON LN, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
MANSFIELD, JULIE, 910 STATE RTE 42, SPARROWBUSH, NY, 12780
MAO, TONG, 215 E 95 TH ST APT 7 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
MAO, WEI, 29 LINFORD RD, GREAT NECK, NY. 11021
MARAFINO, ANDREW, 1211 AVALON PINES DR. CORAM, NY. 11727
561 EMERSON ST, UNIONDALE, NY, 11553 MARCANO, BRIANNA.
762 E 105 APT 2 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236 MARCHETTO, JENNIEER, 53 APPLE
MEADOW RD APT I3, HUDSON, NY, 12534
MARCMESE, ANTHONY,
130-07 135 TH AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11420
MARIAS, 105 CLARMAR RD, FAYETTEVILLE, NY, 13066
MARIN, JOSEFINA,
416 N BROADWAY, MALTA, NY, 12020 MARINELL ASHLEY I
1405 DEAN ST #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216 MARINO, ELISABETH
18 SUNCREST DR, DIX HILLS, NY, 11746 MARINOFF, JUSTIN,
54 WARNER LN, SYOSSET, NY, 11791
86 14 TH AVE 1 ST FL, NORTH TONAWANDA, NY. 14120
MARKEL, BRIAN,
PO BOX 364, ARKPORT, NY, 14807
MARLOW, CATHERINE,
1712 E 4 TH ST #6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
MAROWITZ, RICHARD, 2547 BEDFORD AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
MARREIROS, JULIA, 36 BELL DR,
MARRUGO, BYRON, 11 W 13 TH ST, DEER PARK, NY, 11729
MARSHALL CAPITAL LLC, 502 QUINCY ST #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
MARSHALL, DAVID, 6506 E QUAKER ST STE 202, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
MARTE, JOSELINA, 1666 W 5 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
MARTE, SARINA, 167 WARWICK ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
MARTIN, ALEXIS, 40-08 10 TH ST APT 3 D, QUEENS, NY, 11101
MARTIN, ASHLEIGH, 700 GRAND ST,
MARTIN, JONAH, 1727 PARKSIDE PL, LIMA, NY, 14485
MARTIN, KENYA, 29 CANDLEWYCK LN APT B, UTICA, NY, 13502
MARTIN, MICHAEL, 416 LINDHOLM RD, HURLEYVILLE, NY, 12747
MARTINE, MARIELISA, 610 W 145 TH ST APT 1 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
MARTINEZ MORALES, DAVID, 560 BROOKE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10455
MARTINEZ, ALEXIS, 965 TINTON AVE APT 5 D, BRONX, NY, 10456
MARTINEZ, CHRISTIAN, 49 WILDER AVE, HOOSICK FALLS, NY, 12090
MARTINEZ, JULIET, 67-33 49 AVE APT 1ST FL, WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
MARTINEZ, KEICHY, 2112 HUGHES AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10457
MARTINEZ, MALIK, 97 CORNELIA ST APT 2 L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
MARTINEZ, RICHARD, 422 GAZZOLA DR, PATCHOGUE, NY, 11772
MARTINHO LIPNER, LAUREN,
6911 YELLOWSTONE BLVD APT B2, FOREST HILLS, NY, 11375
MARTINI, JOSEPH, PO BOX 262, CLINTON, NY, 13323
MARTORELLI, GREGORY,
105 QUEENS CT, MASSAPEQUA PK, NY, 11762
MARUF, SITARA, 1738 E 4 TH ST #2 R,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
MARVEL, MATTHEW, 38 PARSONAGE RD, WOODBOURNE, NY, 12788
80 MT AIRY RD S, CROTON ON HUDSON, NY, 10520
MASELLA, FRANCESCA, 500 E 13 TH ST ART 2 D, NEW YORK, NY 40000
MASKELL, ERIC, 406 FITZSIMMONS RD, RED HOOK, NY 12571
4938 LAKE RD, ÁVON, NY, 14414
JAMAICA, NY, 11436
MASON, RICARDO, 150 E 55 ST,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
MASRI, ODELIA,
1571 E19 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
638 MIDWOOD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
MASTERSON, RYAN,
43 CHURCH AVE, ISLIP, NY, 11751
MATEO, ROSALI,
MATHIEU, EMMANUEL, 345 LOCUST AVE, UNIONDALE, NY, 11553
MATOS, MARIA, 463 PELHAM RD APT 8-1 D, NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10805
817 BEVERLEY RD, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218 MATTHEWS, ERICA,
24 VOORHEES AVE, KINGSTON, NY, 12401 MATTLEWS MICHAEL, 189 ELDG PL ART
MATTHEWS, WILLIAM,
620 KNOX CAVE RD, ALTAMONT, NY, 12009 MATTI NATALIA, 928, JEFFERSON AVE ART
MATTIS, CARON, 707 LOGAN ST APT 1,
MATUSZKIEWICZ, STEPHANIE, 321 E 22 ND STAPT 6 T, NEW YORK, NY, 10010
MATYAS, ISABELLA, 2662 GRANDVIEW PL, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
MAU, JOSHUA, 405 GLEN AVE, SCOTIA, NY. 12302
MAURO, MARK, 20 BOWDOIN LN,
MAXWELL, NEIL, 7638 KILBOURN RD, ROME, NY, 13440
MAXWILL CORP, 1022 AVALON CT DR, MELVILLE, NY, 11747
MAY, THEODORE, APT 12 E505 ELMWOOD AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14222
MAYIAN, GATLUAK, 4347 LOWER COVERT RD, TRUMANSBURG, NY, 14886
MAYSONET, REBECCA, 136 LOGAN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
MAZA PUMA, DAISY, 4320 BROADWAY 2ND FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10033
MAZA, JONNATHAN, 5 WARD ST APT 2, BREWSTER, NY, 10509
MAZUR, CHESTER, 424 W 55 ST #2 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
MCARDLE, TRISTAN, 68 RIDGEWOOD AVE, SELDEN, NY, 11784
MCBEAN, JOSHUA, 868 E 39 TH ST,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
MCBRIDE, ABBEY, 761 PROSPECT PL APT 4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
MCCARTHY, JOHN, 18 DEVITT RD,
MCCARTHY, MARGARET,
24 CANASAWACTA ST, NORWICH, NY, 13815
AVE 1 B, BRONX, NY, 10457
MCCAUGHAN, JAMES, 248 W 105 TH ST 4 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
MCCLURE, QUINN, 4010 PARSONS BLVD APT 4 A. FLUSHING, NY, 11354
MCCOLLEY, MISHME, 3333 HULL AVE, BRONX, NY, 10467
MCCRANIE, GEORGE, 58 VIRGINIA AVE, ALBANY, NY, 12205
MCCRIMMON, GERALD, PO BOX 2793,
MCCULLOUGH, TYLER, 11 BROADWAY STE 1600, NEW YORK, NY, 10004
MCDANIEL, ASHLEY, 165 CHRISTOPHER ST 1 I, NEW YORK, NY, 10014
MCDONALD, GARY, 2185 POND RD, DONKONKOMA, NY 44770
MCDONALD, JASON, 169-07 116 TH AV, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 11434
MCDOUGAL, ANGUS, 262 TAAFFE PL APT 315, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
MCELHENNY, DEBRA, 778 STATE RTE 21, HORNELL, NY, 14843
MCELROY, HEATHER, 1 SOLOW LN, E
MCFADDEN, LORIANN, PO BOX 15,
MCFADYEN, MARY, 40 SHEP JONES LN, SAINT JAMES, NY. 11780
MCGARRY, STACY, C, 47 WOODLAND DR, POUGHQUAG, NY, 12570
MCGINNISS, MARIA, 13 MARCO POLO DR, LATHAM, NY, 12110
MCGLOIN, RYAN, 2459 ROCKFIELD CENTER PKWY, OCEANSIDE, NY, 11572
PORT JERVIS, NY, 12771
MCGUIRE, KATHRYN, 152 SMITH ST STE B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
MCGUIRE, KENNETH, 60 KNOLLS
MCHENRY, GARY, 878 PINNACLE RD, PITTSFORD, NY, 14534
MCILRATH, JOHN, 85 MUD ST, ATHOL, NY, 12810
MCKEEFREY, ROBYN, 24 SCHMEELK PL, EAST SETAUKET, NY, 11733
MCKENZIE, CARRA, 11 MIDWOOD ST APT P1. BROOKLYN, NY 41025
413 VIRGINIA AVE, VESTAL, NY, 13850 MCLAIN, SEAN.
329 MAIN ST, VESTAL, NY, 13850
MCLAUGHLIN, CARLEEN, 145 PROSPECT PARK W APT 4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215 MCLAUGHLIN, MARK
3221 SOUTHWESTERN BLVD #181, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
73 AVIS DR, EAST MEADOW, NY, 11554
MCNAB, JARIQ, 180 GUY LOMBARDO AVE APT N. FREEPORT, NY, 11520
MCNAMARA, MAURA, 1675 YORK AVE APT 3J, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
MCNAMEE, AVIEL, 2925 W 27 ST APT 226 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11224
MCQUEEN, DEANDRA, 200 VAN
MCRAE, KEON, 123 34 146 TH ST APT 2, QUEENS JAMAICA, NY, 11436
MCREE, JOHN, 654 GUTHA RD, DELANSON, NY, 12053
MCVORRAN, GREGORY, 167 AVE C APT 5 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10009
MCZORN, HERMAN, 5 BADAMI DR, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10941
MECCA, NANCY, 167 FOREST RD E, MASTIC BEACH, NY, 11951
MEDINA FIGUEROA, JEAMLEEM,
160 KINGSBRIDGE RD APT 4 D, BRONX, NY. 10463
MEEHAN, ROBERT, 27 ERWIN DR, WEST SENECA, NY, 14224
MEGERELL, HEATH, PO BOX 113, TABERG, NY, 13471
MEHLER, LINDA, 61 BOXWOOD LN, HICKSVILLE, NY, 11801
MEHTA, VIRAJ, 360 MAMARONECK RD, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
MEIKLE, SKYLAR, 2267 27 TH ST APT 3 B, QUEENS, NY, 11105
MEJIA GARCIA, DILCIA, 654 W 161 ST W 15, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
MEJIA NAP, DOMINIC, 889 4 TH AVE APT 3 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11232
MEJIA, GABRIELA, 160 S MIDDLE NECK RD APT 1 M. GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
MEKEL, NITZAN, 7 SKY MEADOW FARM, PURCHASE, NY, 10577
MELILLO, ISABELLA, 373 HADLEY HILL RD, HADLEY, NY, 12835
MELTSNER, KENZO, 475 W 22 ND ST APT 6, MANHATTAN, NY, 10011
MENA, ALYSA, 558 W 164 TH ST APT 3 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10032
MENDONCA, KESLEY, 28 D SPRINGBROOK CIR, ITHACA, NY, 14850
MENDOZA, AIDAN, 278 GORDON ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
MENDOZA, EBER, 5128 48 TH ST, WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
MENDOZA, RICKY, 7600 SHORE FRONT PKWY APT 2 J, ARVERNE, NY, 11692
MENJIVAR, JOHANN, 1325 PURDY ST APT 4 B, BRONX, NY, 10462
MENSAH, OBADIAH, 369 E 162 ND ST APT 4 A, BRONX, NY, 10451
MENSE, BRETT, 234 BERGEN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
MERCADO, CASSANDRA, M, 276 TEMPLE HILL RD UNIT 2418, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
MERCADO, MASHEERAH,
1135 MORRISON AVE APT B, BRONX, NY, 10472
MERRICK, JASON, 12 RAIL RD AVE APT 2, CHESTER, NY, 10918
MERRITT, CHARLES, 3859 GAINES BASIN RD, ALBION, NY, 14411
MESITI, ROCCO, 8486 LOT 9 W VERGEN, LEROY, NY, 14482
MEYER, KAREN, R, 1 BELLA CT, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
MEYERS, JAMES, 63 MILDORF ST, ROCHESTER, NY, 14609
MEZA, REBECA, 467 52 ST APT 2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
MIAH, MOHAMMED, 625 RUGBY RD APT-4 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
MIAO, YIN, 105 MORTON BLVD, PLAINVIEW, NY, 11803
MICHALCZYK, ANNA, 435 W 31 ST PH2 K, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
MICKENS, ALLAHNA, 358 MONTGOMERY ST APT 6 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
MICLESCU, MONA, 16221 N CONDUIT AVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
MIELENHAUSEN, BENJAMIN,
MIGHTY, RONALDENO, 85 CLARKSON AVE APT 1 K, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
MIKELIC, DANIELLE, M, 14 JOHN DEERE DR, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
MIKO, LAWRENCE, 365 FORD ST APT 7 BA, BRONX, NY, 10457
6 WINTHROP CT APT D, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
MILHAVEN, ABIGAIL, 2811 HYATT ST,
MILLER, CATHERINE,
56 MAIN ST, LIVONIA, NY, 14487
MILLER, DARELLE, 136 W 113TH ST APT 5B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10026
MILLER, DOROTHEA, CATHERINE KING 81 5 TH AVE, SARATOGA SPGS, NY, 12866
MILLER, JONATHAN, 19 MELBAR DR, FARMINGTON, NY, 14425
MILLER, JORDAN, 75 GREENHAVEN RD, RYE, NY, 10580
MILLER, JOSHUA, 600 FULTON APT 10 B, HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550
MILLER, NATASHA, 1408 WEBSTER AVE APT 10 G, BRONX, NY, 10456
MILLER, NESTOR, 4414 NEWTOWN RD APT 6 R, ASTORIA, NY, 11103
MILLER, SARAH, 400 LINCOLN PL, BROOKLYN, NY 11999
MILLER, SHARIF, 396 4 TH ST, TROY, NY, 12180
MILLER, STEPHANIE, 224 W 21 ST SREET APT 5, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
MILLER, THOMAS, 13030 RUNDEL RD, ALDEN, NY, 14004
MILLER, TYHEIM, 1735 MADISON AVE APT 16 H, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
MILLEVOI, DANIEL, 69 WESTMINSTER RD, WEST HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11552
MILLS, PATRICK, 171 COLUMBIA HTS APT 5 B. BROOKLYN, NY. 11201
MILLS, SHANIQUA, 1616 SUMMERFIELD ST APT 114. RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
MILTNER, ROBERT, 46 BROADWAY, GREENLAWN, NY, 11740
MINARD, BRANDON, 37 FLIEGEL AVE, ALBANY, NY, 12203
MINCHALA, LITZY, 37-65 100 ST APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11368
MINCHALA, MAYRA, 39 MIDDLE ST, HAVERSTRAW, NY, 10027
880 E 242 ST, BRONX, NY, 10470
MIR, ALTAF, 100 12 204 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11423
MIRABELLA, CHRISTINE, 1 CAPTAINS WALK, EAST SETAUKET, NY, 11733
MIRAKHMEDOV, BOBUR, 195 ELISE DR, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10941
MIRANDA ROLDAN, THIAGO,
79-04 ANKENER AVE ELMHURST, QUEENS, NY, 11373
AVE APT 4 D, BRONX, NY, 10453
MIROSTAW, JAY, 505 GREENWICH ST APT 9 H, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
MISSAVAGE, ALEX,
5 LANSING AVE, TROY, NY, 12180
MHA, MATTHEW, ISLAND, NY, 10305
MITCHELL, GERMIN,
5 HARDEN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234 MITCHELL JESSICA
MITCHELL, JESSICA,
35 CLAVER PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
MITCHELL, PATRICK,
350 SOPER RD, KEEŠEVILLE, NY, 12944 MITZMACHER STEVEN
6066 54 TH ST, MASPETH, NY, 11378 MIYAMOTO, ZANE,
202 PARK PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
MIZERAK, JAMES, A,
407 COLONIAL DR, ENDWELL, NY, 13760 MMOCA, ANJELA.
114 BEECHER ST #2, SYRACUSE, NY, 13203 MO, J, 7 I RICW, BRONX, NY, 10460
MO, MEGHAN, 7214 FORT HAMILTON PKWY APT 1B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11228
MOAZZAM, MARIAM, 101-57 126 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11419
MOHAMED, ALLAN, 107-60 127 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11419
MOIN, MOHAMMED, 99 HERKIMER ST APT 4 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
MOKHTAR, BEN, 33 REMSEN RD, GREAT NECK, NY, 11024
MOLIERE, BENARD, 90-42 190 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11423
MOLINA, LAURA, 6431 KARLEN RD, ROME, NY, 13440
MOLINA, MOISES,
1369 CROSBY AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10461 MOLINS, MARIO, 146 E 19 TH ST APT 3 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
MOLINSKY, MALKA, 787 CORNAGA AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11691
84 RIVERSIDE AVE #1, BUFFALO, NY, 14207 MONACO, JOHN, 35 MYERS RD
MONAGHAN, KATHLEEN, 446 OCEAN AVE APT 4 B. BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
MONAHAN, BRENDAN, 55 OREGON ST, LONG BEACH, NY, 11561
MONEGRO, JOCIEL, 536 W 159 TH ST APT 6, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
MONROE, KWAME, 15 14 TH ST, WATERVLIET, NY, 12189
MONTAGUE, AYANA, 2050 DEAN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
MONTANARI, MICHELLE, 6927 SY RD, NIAGARA FALLS, NY, 14304
MONTEFUSCO, SHAWN, J, 21 HENMOND
MONTELEONE, TARA, K,
MONTERO, LIZBETH, 1110 WYATT ST, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 10460
MONTES, MADISON, 740 GUN HILL RD APT 2 C, BRONX, NY, 10467
MONTI, LAURA, 50 W 90 TH ST APT 2 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
MONTIEL GUZMAN, KAREN, 294 E 162 ND ST APT 10 A, BRONX, NY, 10451
MONTILLA, AMY, 2 NEVERSINK DR,
MONYO, SELOM, 600 CONCORD AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10455
MOODY, JONATHAN,
1738 E 4 TH ST #6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223 MOOLANI, KARIM.
MOON, AVERY, 7160 JONES RD APT 2, SYRACUSE, NY, 13209
MOON, JUNGHYE, 645 BELLE TERRE RD
APT 24, PRT JEFFERSON, NY, 11777
MOONEY, PATRICK, 388 7 TH AVE APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
MOORE, JONATHAN, 6469 9 TH AVE APT 5 FS, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 10036
MOORE, NATALIA, 827 MYRTLE AVE, WATERTOWN, NY, 13601
DOUGLASS BLVD APT 20G, MANHATTAN, NY, 10039
MOORE, TIMOTHY, 3106 PATERSON LOOP APT B, WEST POINT, NY, 10996
MOORHEAD OPERATIONS LLC, 600
BROADWAY UNIT E, LYNBROOK, NY, 11563
MORA ANDRES, YANIBELKIS,
350 VANDERBILT AVE 3 U, STÄTEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
MORABITO, SHAWN, 730 KELLY ST APT 211, BRONX, NY, 10455
MORALES, AARON, 6213 BROADWAY APT 3. BRONX, NY, 10471
MORALES, ALEXANDER,
223 ELDERT ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207 MORALES, JUAN,
214 WILLIS AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10454 MORALES, JURNEE,
UNION PORT RD APT 2 H, BRONX, NY, 10462
MORALES, MARCOS,
125 CENTER ST, BAY SHORE, NY, 11706 MORALES, STEPHEN
253 UNION AVE, ISLIP, NY, 11751 MORALES, YVETTE,
20 CLIFF DR, HICKSVILLE, NY, 11801
MOREL, RADERLY, 2242 WEBSTER AVE APT 52, BRONX, NY, 10457
MORELLI, CHRISTOPHER, 11 WILBUR AVE, ROSENDALE, NY, 12472
MORGAN, BRIAN, 52 PARK AVE APT 8, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
MORGAN, FARIDA, 118 SOMMER AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
MORGAN, TASHEBA, P O BOX 162, BRONX, NY, 10461
MORGAN, THOMAS, 22 KAYLIN DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14624
MORIMOTO, TAKESHI, 255 W 94 TH ST APT 22 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
MORISSET, WILLSTEEDG, 914 E 96 ST FOSTER APT LC. BROOKLYN, NY. 11236
MORLEY, ALLYSON, 66 BEACON ST APT 2, BEACON, NY, 12508
MORLEY, ALLYSON, 66 BEACON ST APT 2, BEACON, NY. 12550
MORLEY, ALLYSON, M, 80 GOLD RD, STORMVILLE, NY, 12582
MORONTA, INALIZ, 818 HOME ST APT 7 ZZ, BRONX, NY, 10459
MORRIS, JASON, 1307 HARLEM RD, BUFFALO, NY, 14206
MORRIS, KWAME, 408 BEAR ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
MORRIS, MARLA, M, 48 PADASANA CT, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
MORRISEY, FRANCIS, 61 OLIVER ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
MORRISON, DONOVAN, 55 FLETCHER AVE, MOUNT VERNON, NY. 10552
MORRISON, VIVIAN, M, 7430 BUCKLEY RD #206, NORTH SYRACUSE, NY, 13212
MORROW, ALLISON, 590 FLATBUSH AVE APT 14 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
MORROW, ALYSSA, 61 W 10 TH ST APT 4 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
MORTAZAVI, SHIRIN, 334 E 26 TH ST APT 24-K. NEW YORK, NY. 10010
MORTON, ALLISON, HILTON GARDEN INN 1575 PRIVADO DR, WESTBURY, NY, 11590
MORTON, GERARD, 25 ADA ST, BUFFALO, NY, 14208
MOSBY, JOHN, 151 EGGERT RD, BUFFALO, NY. 14215
MOSESON, ARON, 396 BEACH 12 TH ST, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11691
MOSLEHIAN, YALDA, 15 LEROY ST APT 16, NEW YORK, NY, 10014
MOSLEY, ALWYN, 24 HUMBOLT ST APT 6 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
MOSS, BARON, 43 ORCHARD ST, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
MOSSO, SHINY, 15 LOCUST ST APT 1-L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
MOTA PEREZ, YATZIL, 2076 WALLACE AVE APT 216, BRONX, NY, 10462
MOTZKIN, NEIL, 1982 TROY AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
MOUCHETTE, LYRIC, 130-53 236 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11422
MOULTON, TYRESE, 105-15 188 ST SAINT ALBANS, QUEENS, NY, 11412
MOWLA, S,
7 CUYLER AVE FL 1 ST, ALBANY, NY, 12209
MROZ, KRISTINA, 23 JAMES CLARK DR,
MROZOWSKI, JAN,
256 3 RD ST STE 12, NIAGARA FALLS, NY. 14303
MT HOOD KOKUSEI-SHIGIN KAI,
626 COMMERCE DR, AMHERST, NY, 14228 MUCCI, JOSEPH, D.
30 MILL ST, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590 MUGFORD, KIRSTEN,
221 TURIN ST, ROME, NY, 13440
9825 65 TH RD, REGO PARK, NY, 11374 MUHAMMAD, AYLA
245 VIVIAN LN, VESTAL, NY, 13850
MUI, ANDREW,
149 ERIKA LOOP, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312 MULDOON, JAMES.
40 STOKES AVE, BETHPAGE, NY, 11714 MULIER MARTIN, 129 MOHAWK DR
SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
MULTANI, GURVINDER S, 164 ARKANSAS DR, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
MUNOZ ESPINO, ANGELO, 13 RESIDENCE INN DR APT 101, LATHAM, NY, 12110
MUNOZ MARTINEZ, NOELIA, 503 W 151 ST APT 6 D, MANHATTAN, NY, 10031
MURAWSKI, MATTHEW, 1855 WILLOUGHBY AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11385
MURPHY, CHELSEA, 55 SPRING ST, PHOENIX, NY, 13135
MURPHY, ELIZABETH, 353 FISHCREEK RD, SAUGERTIES, NY. 12477
MURPHY, JAMES, 664 MONROE AVE, ANGOLA, NY, 14006
MURPHY, SEAN, 44 CUTHBERT ST, SCOTIA, NY, 12302
MÜRRAH, LEE, 2 SOMERSET LN, SCOTIA, NY, 12302
MURRAY, JOHN, 11 LORIEN PL, MELVILLE, NY, 11747
MUSHKIN, MARK, 377 RECTOR PL APT 3 J, NEW YORK, NY, 10280
MUSII, ELIZA, 1425 VYSE AVE APT B, BRONX, NY, 10460
MUTINO, MARIA, 106 SALEM RD, POUND RIDGE, NY, 10576
MYASIA, KINTCHEN, 56 N OXFORD WALK APT 8 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
MYERBERG, CHARLOTTE, 38 LONG POND RD, ARMONK, NY, 10504
MYERS, DAVID, 75 COLEMAN AVE, HUDSON FALLS, NY, 12839
MYERS, GLORIA, 269 ELMWOOD AVE APT 1 C, HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550
MYERS, JAMES, 162 MORNINGSTAR RD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
MYINT, MAUNG, 50 ANGLE ST, ROCHESTER, NY. 14606
NACCARATO, SALLYANN, 798 FLOYD ACKERT RD, NEW PALTZ, NY, 12561
NAEMIT, ELENA, 146 N MAIN ST, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
NAGACHANDRAN, PRADEEP, PO BOX 1087, NEW HYDE PARK, NY, 11040
NAGLER, BROOKE, 850 PARK AVE APT 6 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10075
NAHAR, KAMRÜN, 563 ELDERT LN, BK, NY, 11208
NAIDU, SENTHAMIZ, 4606 BOWNE ST APT D1, QUEENS, NY, 11355
NAKAGAWA, YUSUKE, 421 E 81 ST APT 3 RE. NEW YORK, NY. 10028
NAKAMURA, TETSUO, 2 MANHATTANVILLE RD STE 301. PURCHASE. NY. 10577
BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
NALPANTIDIS, STEPHANIE,
3605 KINGSBRIDGE AVE APT 4B, BRONX, NY. 10463
NAMI, NICHOLAS, 111 BLACKSTONE WAY, SYRACUSE, NY, 13219
NANTON, QUAJIR, 3511 BARNES AVE, BRONX, NY, 10467
NAOTCHASHVILI, TAMAR, 115 16 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
NASH, ALEXANDER, 107 EDGEMOOR LN, ITHACA, NY, 14853
NASOFF, NANCY, 8 HUNT DR, HEWLETT, NY, 11557
NATARAJAN, VANI, 821 GREENE AVE #2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
NATIONAL BANK OF COXSACKIE,
3-7 REED ST PO BOX 400, COXSACKIE, NY, 12051
NAULA, RONALD,
103-35 171 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11433
NAVARRO, JUSTIN,
120 ERSKINE PL APT 16 B, BRONX, NY, 10475
NAVEED, ALBERT,
124 E 102 ND ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10029 NAZ, ABDUL,
57 NEWBURGH ST, ELMONT, NY, 11003 NAZARENO, JOEL,
21 CHERRY LN, MOUNT SINAI, NY, 11776 NAZINITSKY, DANIELLE,
85 JAY ST 12 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201 NDIAYE, SALIOU.
440 W 47 TH APT 1 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10036 NECROTO, LOUIS,
224 SPRINGMÉADOW DR, HOLBROOK, NY, 11741
NEISH, DAMON, 2217 MAYNARD AVE, UTICA, NY, 13502
NELSEN, GENE, 35 JEWETT PKWY, RUEFAO, NY 14214
NEMOY, EDGAR, 24 ELIE CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
NESSA, KUSHBUL, 2537 MCINTOSH ST, EAST ELMHURST, NY, 11369
NESSA, TAHERUN, 19058 111 TH RD, SAINT ALBANS, NY, 11412
NESTOR, SANDRA, 755 OCEAN AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
NEUSTEIN, ISRAEL, 1023 57 TH ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
NEVDAKH, OLEG, 60 ARBUTUS RD, JOHNSON CITY, NY, 13790
NEVES, SUSANA, 76 MADISON AVE APT 11 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
NEW AMERICAN LEADERS, 530 7 TH AVE FL M1, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
RIVERHEAD, NY, 11901
NEWHOUSE, JOANNA, 22 CASEY LN APT 203, BATH, NY, 14810
NEWMAN, NATHAN, 70 HAVEN AVE APT 2 G, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
NEWTON, JESSE, 562 CT ST APT 5 A,
NFN, YOUSUF, 2837 86 TH ST, BKLYN, NY, 11223
NGO, KATERI, 2078 BRAGG ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
NGUYEN, ARIANNA, 270 ATLANTIC AVE SI NYC, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10305
NICHOLS, LEAH, 29 WOODLAND DR, ROSLYN, NY, 11576
NICKERSON, GABRIELLE, A, 219 HUNT HILL RD, ITHACA, NY, 14850
NICKOLS, MICHAEL, 56 LEONARD ST APT 22 AE, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
NICOLAS, ONELSON, 354 MADISON ST 6 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
NIELSEN, JEREMY, 48 BURLING LN APT 317, NEW ROCHELLE, NY, 10801
NIEMANN, DIANE, 2846 RTE 9, VALATIE, NY, 12184
NIETO MARTINEZ, AILEEN, 2980 BRIGGS AVE APT 2 C, BRONX, NY, 10458
NIEVES, MICHAEL, #B 509 HERITAGE HLS, SOMERS, NY, 10589
NIKAC, OLIVIA, OLIVIANIKAC@ICLOUD COM, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
NIKON INSTRUMENTS INC, 1300 WALT WHITMAN RD, MELVILLE, NY, 11747
NIKPRELAJ, MARK, 3750 HUDSON MANOR TER APT EE, BRONX, NY, 10463
NISBETT, LANISE, 3 W FARMS SQUARE PLAZA APT 3D, BRONX, NY, 10460
NISBIT, KYARA, 600 E 21 ND ST APT 10 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
3201 LEEWARD DR, HAVERSTRAW, NY, 10927
NITZSCHE, KALPANA, 1831 MADISON AVE APT 3 N. NEW YORK, NY, 10035
NIVAR, JESSICA, 122 FINUCANE PL,
NJOKI, LORRAINE, 1 STATE ST, CANTON, NY, 13617
RD, LINWOOD, NY, 14486
NOBLE, CHRISTOPHER, 1818 LINWOOD
NOBLES BOWDWIN, MYKAL, 640 ADEE AVE
834 UPPER FRONT ST, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
NOGUERA, LOUIS, 185 ELVIN ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
NOIBI, TEMILOLUWA, 2437 OCEANCREST BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11691
NOLAN, NOAH, 17 BARBERRY LN, CENTER MORICHES, NY, 11934
NOLTE, CHARLES,
184 LEXINGTON AVE APT 6 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
NOONAN, WILLIAM,
36 BOULDER LN, HICKSVILLE, NY, 11801 NOOR, HASSAN,
1133 DUDLEY AVE, UTITA, NY, 13501 NORALES, SIRIAN,
95 PITT ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
DR STE 1 NLS SOLUTIONS, CHAMPLAIN, NY, 12919
NORTHUP, ANNA, 212 SHEFFER RD, SCOTTSVILLE, NY, 14546
NOSACK, RACHEL, 60 ALEXANDER ST, LITTLE FALLS, NY, 13365
NOVE, JOEL, 18 RAVENNA DR, POMONA, NY, 10970
NOWAK, MARIA, 640 9 TH ST APT 3, WEST BABYLON, NY, 11704
NOWORYTA, DAWN M, 269 EVANE DR, DEPEW, NY, 14043
NOYSE, COURTNEY, 43 PINE LN APT 43, HALFMOON, NY, 12065
NSABIYEZE NSABIYEZE, SIMON,
2401 44 TH RD, LONG ISLAND CITY, NY, 11101
NUNEZ FELIPE, JEFREY, 388 BRADFORD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
NUNEZ, CAROLYN, 3313 FISH AVE APT 1 FL, BRONX, NY, 10469
NUNEZ, JACQUELINE, 63 HUNT RD, WALLKILL, NY, 12589
NUNEZ, JAMES, 609 W 173 ST APT 3 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
NUNEZ, YEUDY, 51-32 BEACH CHANNEL DR APT 4H, QUEENS, NY, 11691
NURSE, ARIANNA, 182 W 179 TH ST APT 2 R, BRONX, NY, 10453
NUSSBAUM, WILLIAM, 1 CLUAIN AEDIN, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
NUSSENZWEIG, YEHUDA, 109 RUTLEDGE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
NUWERE, EJOVI, 21634 118 TH AVE, CAMBRIA HTS, NY, 11411
NUZZOLO, KATHERINE, 190 E 7 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
NYAMWEYA, MARGARET, 185 TREETOP CIR, NANUET, NY, 10954
NYICA, 977 GLEN COVE AVE STE 2, GLEN HEAD, NY, 11545
OAKLEY, EMMA, 3310 LITTLE NECK RD, CUTCHOGUE, NY, 11935
OATES, ANNE, 515 W 38 TH ST APT 16 G, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
OATHOAT, JORDAN, 20385 MORIN LN N, SACKETS HARBOR, NY, 13685
OBENG, SAMUEL, 130 E 18 TH ST APT 6 G, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
OBOYLE, CONAN, 1427 BROOKLYN BLVD, BAY SHORE, NY, 11706
OBOYLE, ELIZABETH, 50 S RD, HARRISON, NY, 10528
O'BRIEN, JERRY, 1220 CHERESE LN, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
OBRIZOK, JILL, 22 ECHO VALLEY RD, RED HOOK, NY, 12571
OCHOA CRUZ, JOSMARY, 81-05 HAMMELS BLVD APT 2E, QUEENS, NY, 11693
OCONNELL, GLORIANNE, 240 MAYBURY AVE APT 1, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10308
OCONNOR, EILEEN, 14 MULFORD PL APT 4 A. HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550
ODONNELL, ALEXANDER, 375 STATE ST, BROOKLYN, NY. 11217
ODONOGHUE, DONALD, 535 PARKSIDE AVE APT 3 O. BROOKLYN, NY. 11226
OFEM, EKPE, 583 VAN DÜZER ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
OFORI, PRINCE, 411 BRONX RIVER RD APT 4 K, YONKERS, NY, 10704
14 L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
OJEDA HUERTA, VALERIA,
BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
OKOH, JOY, 410 SUTTER AVE APT 1 E,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
OKPARA, AMANDA, 107-63 WATSON PL APT N/A, QUEENS, NY, 11433
OLANIWUN, ADETUTU, 2333 WEBSTER AVE APT 7 B, BRONX, NY, 10458
OLDAKOWSKI, NICHOLAS, 866 MOUNTAIN AVE, PURLING, NY, 12470
OLEARY-TAGIURI, RIOS, 1 CHESTER CT APT 3 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
OLENIACZ, STEPHEN, 207 GANOUNGTOWN RD, PORT CRANE, NY, 13833
OLIVARES, KEVIN, 2045 BENEDICT AVE, BRONX, NY, 10462
OLIVER, BILLY, 669 CAULDWELL AVE APT 1 C. BRONX, NY, 10455
OLIVER, JOHN, 308 UNIVERSITY AVE APT 7, ITHACA, NY, 14850
OLIVER, MICHELLE, 58-20 LITTLE NECK PKWY, QUEENS, NY, 11362
OLIVER, STEVEN, 1072 E 59 TH ST,
OLSON, AMY, 109 MOUNTAIN LAUREL LN, WOODSTOCK, NY, 12498
OLSTROM, CHRISTOPHER, 16
HARBORVIEW DR, NORTHPORT, NY, 11768
OMEALLY, ALTHEMON, 10521 AVE M, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
OMI, NABILA, 498 PINE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
OMIECINSKI, PHILIP, 1181 BURGOYNE AVE, FORT EDWARD, NY, 12828
ONEIL, MARY, 2355 UNION RD #100,
ONEILL, JOHN, 2610 SMITH DR, ENDWELL, NY. 13760
ONG, MAGGIE, 13835 ELDER AVE APT 15 G, QUEENS, NY, 11355
OPIPARI, MARK, 34 CHIPPENHAM DR, PENFIELD, NY, 14526
825 E GATE BLVD STE 111, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
ORAL, EKREM, 30 EVERIT AVE, HEWLETT, NY, 11557
ORANGE, YEHUDIS, 556 E 5 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
ORCUILO, SAMANTHA, 195 MORRISON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10310
ORDONEZ, MARK,
ORLANDO, WILLIAM, R,
270 RIDGE RD, MILTON, NY, 12547
ORREGO, EDUARDO, A, 43 CLARK ST,
ORREGO, MARIA, P, 43 CLARK ST,
POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
ORTEGA, JOHN, 1011 SHERIDAN AVE APT E5, BRONX, NY, 10456
ORTEGA, JORDY, 16 GANSEVORT BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
ORTIZ, CARLOS, 2115 RYER AVE APT 65 A, BRONX, NY, 10457
ORTIZ, SAMUEL, 63 1 ST, LOCUST VALLEY, NY, 11560
ORVEON GLOBAL US LLC, 500 5 TH AVE FL 26, NEW YORK, NY, 10110
OSIMOKUN, EMMANUEL, 80 E 93 RD ST APT B 310, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
OSTRANDER, HUNTER, 14389 STATE RTE 22. CLEMONS, NY, 12819
OSUBU, MICHAEL, 101 MCDONOUGH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
OTERO, MICHAEL, 146 PINE RIDGE II #2, HALFMOON, NY. 12065
OTERO, WALTER, 148 ACKLEY AVE, MALVERNE, NY, 11565
OTOOLE, MATTHEW, 243 UNION AVE,
OTT, WILLIAM, 145 N PUTT CORNERS RD, NEW PALTZ, NY, 12561
OVERHOLT, SCOTT, 10 CANNING ST,
OWENS, EYVETTE, 1158 FULTON ST 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
OYAN, REHAB, 463 JEROME ST APT 1 ST FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
OZDEMIR, MEHMET, 18 CANAL ST #1, FORT PLAIN, NY, 13339
OZVOLD, DOROTHY, 405 KATHLEEN DR, ENDWELL, NY, 13760
PACELLA, DANIEL, 16 SPRUCE ST, ORANGEBURG, NY, 10962
PADDON, KIANA, 7 WHEELOCK ST,
PADILLA, JOSE, 430 DUMONT AVE APT 7 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
MANHATTAN P APT 12 M, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
PADMORE, HANSON, 855 CLEVELAND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
PADRO, EDUARDO, 161 E 121 ST,
PADULA, KRISTIN,
7853 81 ST, GLENDALE, NY, 11385
PAGAN, DAVID, 8022 88 TH AVE
WOODHAVEN BLVD, WOODHAVEN, NY, 11421
PAIGE, ARENDSE, 1438 HARDING ST, N BELLMORE, NY, 11710
PAKGROSS, THEODORE,
6 134 TH ST, FLUSHING, NY, 11367
PALACIOS, RANDY.
301 E 156 TH ST APT 6 B, BRONX, NY, 10451 PALADUGU, APARNA.
30 HIGHRIDGE RD, HARTSDALE, NY, 10530 PALLADINO, JEFFREY,
PALMER, CHRISTOPHER, 695 E 163 RD ST APT 6 C, BRONX, NY, 10456
PALTERMAN, TATYANA, 143 PEMBROKE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
PALUMBO, JOAN, E, 30 TINKERTOWN RD, PLEASANT VALLEY, NY, 12569
PAN, ANDRE, 42-38 147 TH ST APT 2 F L, QUEENS, NY, 11355
PAN, QIAO LING, 140-31 CHERRY AVE #3 B, FLISHING, NY, 11355
PANNOZZO, JACQUELINE, 954 JAMES DR, LEWISTON, NY, 14092
PANTHRI, SUBODH, 2500 E AVE APT 3 E, ROCHESTER, NY, 14610
PANTON, RANIQUE, 3280 NOSTRAND AVE APT 201, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
PAPA, JAMES, 1732 1 ST AVE UNIT 26441, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
PAPPAS, NICOLE, 11 HALTER LN,
24 245 133 RD AVE, ROSEDALE, NY, 11422
PARK, DANIEL, 3 NATHAN DR, PLAINVIEW, NY, 11803
PARK, HAYOUNG, 1 COLUMBUS PL APT S46 A. NEW YORK, NY. 10019
PARK, RICHARD, 3 NATHAN DR,
PLAINVIEW, NY, 11803
PARK, SEAN, 885 PARK AVE APT 5 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
PARKER, JACQUELINE, 33 HENRY ST, INWOOD, NY, 11096
PARKER, KIMORA, 215-35 MURDOCK AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11429
PARKER, NAOMI, 463 7 TH AVE 17 TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
PARKER, WILLIAM, 718 MADISON AVE APT 1. ALBANY, NY, 12208
PARKMAN, MEGAN, 396 OLD STATE RD, DE KALB JCT, NY, 13630
PARRA PAZ, OLIVER, 362 63 ND ST APT 1 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
PARRA, ASHLEY, 1660 ANDREWS AVE S APT 5 B, BRONX, NY, 10453
PARROTT, TIMOTHY, 7 PLATEAU LN,
BEDFORD, NY, 10506
PARSONS, BRETT, 316 CHARLES ST, BOONVILLE, NY, 13309
PARSONS, MALACHI, 369 E 26 TH ST 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
PARTAPURWALA, MURTAZA, 317 87 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
PASSONS, KEVIN, 1933 ANDREWS AVE, BRONX, NY, 10453
PASTUIZACA, JAHAYRA, 33-12 106 TH ST APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11368
PATEL, DITI, 24 TREMONT AVE APT 1, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13903
PATEL, GIRISHKUMAR, 345 E MAIN ST, ILION, NY, 13357
PATEL, SANDIP, 1735 YORK AVE APT 17 D, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
PATNER, HENRY, 351 E 4 TH ST APT 2 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
PATRICIO, RAMON, 24 CABOT AVE, ELMSFORD, NY, 10523
PATRICK CHUKWUEMEKA, OKOYE, 403 SUNSET HILL RD E. FISHKILL, NY, 12524
PATRICK, JESSICA, 67 2 ND ST APT 1,
PATRICK, KIRT, 657 E 58 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
PATTERSON, AZEE, 272 WYCKOFF ST APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
PATTERSON, KRISTIN, 10 KEENER RD, POTSDAM, NY, 13676
PATTI, GEORGE, PO BOX 772, JAMESTOWN, NY, 14702
PATTON, WALLACE, 144-24 159 TH ST, ADDISLEIGH PARK, NY. 11434
PAUL, JOE, 101 DELWAY, NEW YORK, NY, 11212
PAULINO, HAILEY, 304 SCHAEFER ST APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
PAULOSE, JAMES, 3609 CORPORAL STONE ST UNIT 1, BAYSIDE, NY, 11361
PAWLOWSKI, BARBARA, 1005 W LINE RD, AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010
PAYAMPS, BLANCA, 102 HARRIS AVE, FREEPORT, NY, 11520
PAYNE, CHRISTOPHER, 2253 UNIVERSITY AVE APT 1 C, BRONX, NY, 10468
PAYNE, KIMBERLY, 202 TAUGHANNOCK BLVD APT 1 B. ITHACA, NY. 14850
PEARCE, DEMOY, 9518 AVE A APT 1,
PEARSON, GABRIEL, 1230 GATES AVE APT 1 A. BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
PECK, CODY, 5975 KIMBALL RD #2,
ORISKANY FALLS, NY, 13425
PECKHAM, CARLTON, 8021 RIDGE RD, GASPORT, NY, 14067
PECORA, LISA, 1245 GATES AV APT-3 N, BROOKLYN, NY, 17601
PEGUERO, JAYDEN, 1955 FIRST AVE 311 ART 311, MANUATTAN, NY 10020
PEIFFER, BRITTNEY, PO BOX 326,
PEISACH, ISAAC, 8 CHEEVER PL,
PEMBER, MADISON, 1 LEDA LN, GUILDERLAND, NY, 12084
PENA DISLA, MANUEL ALEJANDR,
PENA, ARIEL, 56 KOESTER ST APT 1, BUFFALO, NY, 14220
PENA, CAROLINA, 42 SICKLES ST APT 2 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10040
PENA, FRANK, 165 W 197 TH ST APT 5 B, BRONX, NY, 10468
PENA, JUAN, 2985 BOTANICAL SQ APT 1 J, BRONX, NY, 10458
PENG, KIM, 1313 4 TH AVE, NEW HYDE PARK, NY, 11040
PENSINGER, DEVAN, 152 REDFIELD PL, SYRACUSE, NY, 13210
PEOPLES, PATRICIA, 1408 WEBSTER AVE APT 10 G. BRONX, NY, 10456
PEPSICO BEVERAGE SALES LLC,
700 ANDERSON HILL RD, PURCHASE, NY, 10577
PERALTA, AARON, 3930 55 TH ST APT 3,
QUEENS, NY, 11377
PERALTA, EMELY, 25 AVALON ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
PERERA, HIRAN, 162 SYCAMORE CIR, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
PEREZ GOMEZ, ISABEL, 547 E 180 ST, BRONX, NY. 10457
PEREZ ROBLES, ALLISON,
89-16 87 TH ST APT 2 ND FL, QUEENS, NY, 11421
PEREZ, CHRISNELY, 1580 PELHAM PKWY
PEREZ, CRISTIAN, 831 MACON PL, UNIONDALE, NY, 11553
PEREZ, DAYSI, 156 NEWMAN ST, BRENTWOOD, NY, 11717
PEREZ, EDGER, 2327 NEWHOLD ACENUE APT 1 FL, BRONX, NY, 10467
PEREZ, EMMANUEL, 9 SAND ST, PORT CHESTER, NY, 10573
PEREZ, GABRIELA, 352 51 ST 3,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
PEREZ, JOSE, 659 W ONONDAGA ST UPPR FLR. SYRACUSE, NY. 13204
PEREZ, MARVIN, 119 VICTORY BLVD APT 2, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
PEREZ, OCTAVIO, 10 HARWOOD AVE, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10603
PEREZ, SARIELYS, 1980 UNIONPORT RD APT B41, BRONX, NY, 10462
PEREZ, STEVEN, 261 57 TH ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
PERILLO, FRANK, 8 LARCHMONT DR, HOPEWELL JCT, NY, 12533
PERKINS, AMANDA, PO BOX 821, OLD FORGE, NY, 13420
PERLA, JULIA, 7325 DARTMOOR
PERLOW, DAVID, 4 MARTINE AVE APT 507, WHITE PLAINS, NY. 10606
PERLOWITZ, MOSHE, 1937 NEW YORK AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
PERRI, JAMES, 241 HOUNSLOW RD,
SHIRLEY, NY, 11967
PERRI, NICHOLAS, 111 MONTEBELLO RD, SUFFERN, NY, 10901
PERRY, SHABAZZ, 120 E 23 RD ST 8 TH FL SPECTRUM, NYC, NY, 10010
PERSAUD, MUNESHWAR, 13340 122 ND ST, S OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
PERSAUD, PARMAWATTI, 11446 133 RD ST, S OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
PERSAUD, ROMEL, 140-14 SUTTER AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11436
PETERS, CASIMIR, 200 CLINTON ST APT 2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
PETERS, MILLANIA, 78 E28 TH ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
PETERSON, NICHOLAS, 213-37 39 TH AVE STE 256 THE UPS STORE, BAYSIDE, NY, 11361
PETRAGLIA, WILLIAM, 8 PLITT AVE, FARMINGDALE, NY, 11735
PETRANCOSTA, JAMES, 664 CARLYLE AVE, FRANKLIN SQUARE, NY 11019
PETRE, JOSEPH, 6211 JOHNSTON RD BLDING KENT APT 9, ALBANY, NY, 12203
PETROZZELLA, ANTHONY, 5 CLUBHOUSE LN, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
PEZZULO, VINCENT, 64-11 78 ST, MIDDLE VILLAGE, NY, 11379
PFEIFER, CAROLYNE, 100 MILFORD CT, SYRACUSE, NY, 13206
PFERSICK, PAUL, 4 SANITA RD, HOLMES, NY, 12531
PHAM, QUYEN, 412 ASH ST, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
PHAN, MICHELLE, 712 PARK POINT DR
PHEARSDORF, TIMOTHY,
2515 N NINE MILE RD, ALLEGANY, NY, 14706
PHILBRICK, JOSEPH, 4963 YORKLAND RD, TABERG, NY, 13471
PHILLIPS, JAQUELINE, 510 E 38 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
PHINISEE, JENNIFER, 475 8 TH AVE, TROY, NY, 12182
PICHARDO, SEBERO, 100 COLLEGE AVE APT 5 B, SLEEPY HOLLOW, NY, 10591
PICHIYA, JOSE, 58 OLD QUOGUE RD, RIVERHEAD, NY, 11901
PICKREIGN, SUE, 33 WINDY HL APT C,
BALLSTON LAKE, NY, 12019
PIETRUSZKA, PATRICIA,
PILE, KEVON, 210 PARKVILLE AVE APT 4 E, BROOKLYN, NY. 11230
PILLE, SHAQUINN, 416 CANNON ST,
PINCKNEY, NATHANIEL,
558 GRAND CONCOURSE, BRONX, NY, 10451
PINEYRO, CARLOS, 33 BEEKMAN ST 2109, NEW YORK, NY, 10038
PING NG, PETER, 2344 W 12 TH ST #3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
PINTO, ELIZABETH, 3 COPPERBEECH RD, SAINT JAMES, NY, 11780
97 WHITEHALL ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
PIRI, JANICE, 42 LAFAYETTE PL,
PISA, MARY, 3674 BUTTERCUP LN,
BALDWINSVILLE, NY, 13027
PISCITELLI, BREANNA, 2413 GLOVER RD, MARCELLUS, NY, 13108
PITOY, STEPHANIE, 1421 31 ST RD APT 2 L, ASTORIA, NY, 11106
PLAZA AUTO AND LEASING, 2750
PLEUS, ALEXIS, 2005 STATE RTE 79, WINDSOR, NY, 13865
PLUKAS, JAMIE, 3177 ST PAUL BLVD, ROCHESTER, NY, 14617
PLUMB, SHANNON, 206 MIDWOOD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
POISSON, JOHN, 26 SAGINAW DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14623
POLACINSKI, EVAN, PO BOX 111, WEST LEBANON, NY. 12195
POLANCO ALMANZAR, HECTOR AMIN, 735 E 165 TH ST APT 11 H, BRONX, NY, 10456
POLANCO, HELEN, 455 PARK AVE S APT 303, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
POLANCO, JOANN, 9 DIERAUF ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
POLER, RANDI, PO BOX 262, LYNDONVILLE, NY, 14098
POLETO, CAITLYN, 1 B WAKEFIELD CT, MECHANICVILLE, NY, 12118
POLLAK, MENASHE, 565 DAHILL RD APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
POLLARD, JAMES, 756 PINE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
POLLICINO, BRIDGET, 22 TOWER PL,
POLLIO, KAYLA, 41 OTIS AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY. 10306
POMAJULCA, LUIS, 2330 CROTONA AVE APT 4 C, BRONX, NY, 10458
PONCE, ARIANA, 10 WESTMINSTER RD APT B ASEMENT, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
POND, ADHANA, 9502 SEAVIEW AVE ATT: ASHLEY LIGENE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
PONDER, LATAVIA, 125 W 228 TH ST APT 1 B, BRONX, NY, 10463
PONGA, LEAH, 63 PARTRIDGE ST #2, ALBANY, NY, 12206
POPKOV, TAISA, 2074 E 17 TH ST APT #1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
POPPELL, JACEN, 1189 STATE HIGHWAY 334, FONDA, NY, 12068
PORTER, JUSTIN, 42 ALLEN ST APT 5 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
PORTLEDGE SCHOOL, 355 DUCK POND RL ATTN: SARAH SCHWAM, LOCUST VALLEY, NY. 11560
POTTER, JAMIE, 17 TALISMAN TER,
POTTS ANTOINE, PHEBE, 3555 OLINVILLE AVE APT 9 H. BRONX, NY. 10467
POUGH, MUSA, 365 POWELL ST APT 6 F, BROOKLYN, NY 11207
1627 SUMMERFIELD ST APT 1R, QUEENS, NY, 11385
POWELL RIVERS, MEGAN, 698 E 166 TH ST, BRONX, NY, 10456
POWELL, JAYDEN, 321 W 125 TH ST, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
POZNANSKI, CHAGIT, 226 SMITH ST,
WOODMERÉ, NY, 11598
PRABHOO, SCOTT, 492 MCDONALD AVE APT 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
PRAGER, PATRICK, 3427 33 RD STSECOND FL, ASTORIA, NY, 11106
2159 CLINTON AVE, BRONX, NY, 10457
PRATT, JAMES, 1155 SCHENCK RD, UNION SPRINGS, NY, 13160
PREMPEH, FREDA, 1080 ANDERSON AVE APT 2 L. BRONX, NY, 10452
1157 42 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
PRINCE, KAEL, 599 A HALSEY ST,
PRINGLE, ANGELA, 58-20 LITTLE NECK PKWY, QUEENS, NY, 11362
PRIORE, CARMEN, 24 LIMESTONE RD, ARMONK, NY, 10504
PRISINZANO, HALEY, 22 ROLLING HILL DR, PATCHOGUE, NY, 11772
PROFIS, MICHELLE, 236 LIVINGSTON ST 24 C. BROOKLYN, NY. 11201
PROKOPENKO, VLADISLAV, 3080 W 1 ST APT 601, BROOKLYN, NY, 11224
PROVENCHER, JUSTIN, 1685 MORRIS AVE APT 4 H, BRONX, NY, 10457
PROVITT, IRVIN, 133-23 127 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11420
PRUNTY, BRIAN, 51 OLD FARM RD, RIVERHEAD, NY, 11901
PRYCE, LLOYD, 36 GAYLA DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14626
PUFF, JUSTIN, 174 BATE RD, CRARYVILLE, NY, 12521
PULLINGS, JAMES, 11440 178 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
PUN, RUDRA, 2533 85 TH ST, ELMHURST, NY, 11370
PUNYALA, SAMBASIVA, 21 CHATSWORTH WAY, CLIFTON PARK, NY, 12065
PUPKIN, ALYSSA, 2212 PLUMB ST APT 2 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
PUTERBAUGH, DAVID, 1712 E 4 TH STR #6, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
PYLMAN, MICHAEL, 1125 LENOX AVE #2, UTICA, NY, 13502
QAHAR, ABDUL QAHAR, 24 CATON DR APT 27 C, SYRACUSE, NY, 13214
QIU, RIFENG, 1649 74 TH ST 2 FL APT 2 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
CLARKSVILLE S RD, FEURA BUSH, NY, 12067
QUADER, SALMAN, 137 HORTON AVE, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11581
QUIBMBAYA, MARLON, 17 BRISTOL ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
QUICK, KAITLYN, 82 OZONE ST, MANORVILLE, NY, 11949
QUICK, LLOYD, S, 5 PHILLIPS DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
QUICKED MEDIARY & DBY GORE URGENT CARE, 1047 SURF AVE 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11224
QUILES, STEPHANIE, 212 BURDICK AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
QUINN, KATRINA, 1550 1 ST AVE APT 218, NEW YORK, NY, 10028
QUINONES, MIGUEL, 54 SANDYBROOK DR, HAMLIN, NY, 14464
QUINONEZ RIVERA, AMY, 1930 GRAND CONCOURSE ART B. BRONY, NY 10457
QUINTERO, MICHAEL, 1080 ANDERSON AVE, BRONX, NY, 10452
QUIROGA, NELSON, 204 SHERMAN AVE APT 1 G, NEW YORK, NY, 10034
413 LAKE RD, WEBSTER, NY, 14580 RABI, RACHEL,
MARY ST, UTICA, NY, 13501
1208 E 82 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
RADIO CITY APARTMENTS,
142 W 49 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10019
35 ORANGE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
RADWAY, SAMANTHA, 675 LINCOLN AVE
RAFIQ, MUHAMMAD, 137 COMMONWEALTH
RAGLAND, ROBERT,
109 PHYLLIS AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
RAHMAN, FARIHA,
987 EAST 39 ST APT 987, BROOKLYN, NY. 11210
95 14 80 ST, OZONE PARK, NY, 11416 RAHMAN, MOINUR,
90 15 187 TH ST, HÖLLIS, NY, 11423
RAHMAN, SHAHRIAR, 5030 65 TH PL, WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
RAINFORTH, NATALIA, 2 DIVISION ST, NEW ROCHELLE, NY. 10801
RAJDEV, SANJAY, ASHAR ATA 1 123 NEW LOUDON RD, COHOES, NY, 12047
RALYEA, DIANE, 17 CREEK DR, DRYDEN, NY, 13053
RAMCHARITAR, ADESH, 120 LA BONNE VIE DR APT D, E PATCHOGUE, NY, 11772
RAMIREZ, AUNDREA, 796 LOGAN ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
RAMIREZ, CHRISTOPHER, 55 LA SALLE ST APT 4 I, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
RAMIREZ, JACOB, 46 RIVINGTON ST APT 1 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
RAMJITPATRICK, LAURA, 1485 PARK AVE APT 15 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
RAMNANDAN, MAHENDRANAUT, 14511 109 TH AVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11435
RAMON, LUISA MARICELA, 5 SEACREST DR, HAMPTON BAYS, NY, 11946
RAMOS PEREZ, EDIN, 2599 BRIGGS AVE APT BSMT, BRONX, NY, 10458
RAMOS, ANTHONY, 425 W 160 ST APT 3, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
RAMOS, ERIC CHRISTIAN, 6119 161 ST APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11365
RAMOS, IVAN, 56 WALNUT ST APT 1, WALDEN, NY, 12586
RAMOS, MANUEL, 1033 REV JAMES POLITE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10459
RAMOS, MAYA, 1206 OLMSTEAD AVE, BRONX, NY, 10462
RAMOS, MICHAEL J, 230 E 123 ST NYC NY APT 2102, MANHATTAN, NY, 10035
RAMOS, OLVIN, 47 WASHINGTON AVE, WYANDANCH, NY, 11798
RAMPERSAD, RAYCHEL, 14616 LAKEWOOD AVE APT 3, QUEENS, NY, 11435
RAMSEY, TERRYLL, 438 CLASSON AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
RANDAZZO, OWEN, 122 ASHLAND PL APT 15 M, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
RANDENIARACHCHI, EVAN, 31 SHAINA CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
RANEY, JOSHUA, 4151 54 TH ST,
RANKINS, SHERITA, 10 MONTIETH ST 606, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
RAO, ALICIA, 34 MEDFORD RD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
RAO, NITYA, 20 PRINCE ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10012
RAPPAPORT, MICHAEL, 29 ROBINSON AVE, MEDFORD, NY, 11763
RASHID, MOHAMMAD, 3912 62 ND ST APT 1 D. WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
RASHID, TASNIM, 25-39 44 ST ASTORIA NY 11103 APT 12, QUEENS, NY, 11103
RATHORE, GIRIJA, 31 DESTEFANO PL, AMSTERDAM, NY. 12010
RAUN, ELIZABETH, L, 13 POKONOIE RD, ULSTER PARK, NY, 12487
RAYMOND, JOHN, 22 GARDEN PL,
BEACON, NY, 12508
RAYMOND, SUSAN, PO BOX 127, EARLTON, NY, 12058
REALMUTO, MICHAEL, 4 MARSHALL RD #194, WAPPINGERS FALLS, NY, 12590
RECALDE, MARIA, 3746 81 ST 3 D,
RECH, TYLER, 10662 PAVILION CENTER RD, PAVILION, NY, 14525
REDLICH, DAVID, 182 BENNETT AVE 2 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10040
REDLING, CHARLOTTE, 278 NEW DORP LN
REED, JOYCE, A, 69 BALDWIN ST,
BINGHAMTON, NY, 13903
REED, ROBERT, PO BOX 151, SWAN LAKE, NY. 12783
REED, THOMAS, 103 W 80 ST APT 2 W,
NEW YORK, NY, 10024
REESE, JASON, 130 JAMES DR,
REESE, SEAN, 690 FRONT ST APT 406,
BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
REEVES, JOHN, 36 JEFFERSON LN, BEDFORD, NY, 10506
BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
REICHMANN, REFAEL, 1574 E 32 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
REID, ANIL, 192 SANDS ST #13 C,
REID, CATHY, 200 WOODLAND POND CIR, NEW PALTZ, NY, 12561
REID, DANIEL, 230 W WILLOW ST APT 212, SYRACUSE, NY, 13202
REID, LAVAUGHN, 3136 98 TH ST, EAST ELMURDT, NY 41200
REID, MAKAYLA,
5811 SNYDER AVEBASEMENT, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
REIFF, WILLIAM, 1809 PARK PL APT 2 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
REILLY, BRENDAN, 231 W 96 TH ST APT 3 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
REILLY, SHAUN, 255 MILL RD APT 4 D, STATEN ISLAND, NY. 10306
REILLY, THOMAS, 204 SUMMER CIR, ELWOOD, NY, 11731
REISER, CAREN, 72 BARROW ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10014
REISERT, ASHLEY, 3242 WATERBURY DR, WANTAGH, NY, 11793
REISS, JONATHAN, 90 RIVERSIDE DR APT 11 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
REKANT, ETHAN, 1751 BURNETT ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
REMILLARD, CASSIDY, 151 EDIE RD, SARATOGA SPGS, NY, 12866
REN, HONGJIE, 10607 OTIS AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11358
REN, JINHAI, 1336 125 TH ST #1, COLLEGE POINT, NY, 11356
RENAUDIN, ALICE, 227 E 57 TH ST 5 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
RENAUDIN, ALICE, 227 E 57 TH ST APT 5 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
RENNA, JOHN, 619 9 TH AVE, EAST NORTHPORT, NY, 11731
REPAIR SERV, MIKES, 20 VALERIE LN, CORTLANDT MNR, NY, 10567
RESNICK, ELIZABETH, 245 E 21 ST APT 3 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10010
RETAMAR, GABRIELLE, 195 STEUBEN ST APT 2 C, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
RETEK, HERSHEY, 1865 61 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
REY, PETTER, 2311 SOUTHERN BLVD APT 30 9, BRONX, NY, 10460
REYES OJEDA, MARTIN, 75 POST AVE APT 2. MANHATTAN, NY, 10034
REYES, ALEX, 244 GARFIELD PL APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
REYES, DILLON, 14015 171 ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
REYES, JONATHAN, 273 57 TH ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
REYES, JOSHUA, 154 KNICKERBOCKER AVE APT 2 L. BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
REYES, JULIAN, 2514 ALBERMARLE RD APT 3 D, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
REYES, RUDY, 2401 A VAINSGATE HEIGHT DR, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
REYNOLDS, NICHOLE, 126 MAIN ST APT 2, WHITEHALL, NY, 12887
2027 MORRIS AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10453 REF. MATT.
200 RECTR PLAZ APT 40 A, NYC, NY, 10280 RG GILL INC, 3527 ORCHARD PARK RD,
ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
RHEE, MELISSA, 82 RICHMOND ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY. 11208
RHINO, STEPHAN, 1969 MCGRAW AVE APT 7 B, BRONX, NY, 10462
RHODES, SUSAN, 39 DONALD DR, NORTH TONAWANDA, NY, 14120
RIAT, CHRISTIAN, 137 BIG ISLAND RD, WARWICK, NY, 10990
RICHARDS, ARMANI,
1398 FULTÓN AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10456 RICHARDSON, HOPE.
RICHARDSON, JORDAN.
283 AMERICAN CAMPUS DR APT 3302 A,
AMHERT, NY, 14228
STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
RICHART, CHRISTOPHER,
817 HALL ST, MAMARONECK, NY, 10543 RICHEMOND. JEREMIAH.
1290 OCEAN AVE APT 1 C, BROOKLYN, NY. 11230
RIERA, AVI, 1026 60 TH ST API#1 B,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
RIFENBURG, GREGORY, 105 LAWRENCE ST. GLENS FALLS, NY 12801
56-15 ANDREWS AVE, MASPÉTH, NY, 11378
RING, HANNAH, 29 S DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
RITTER, MANANA, 2276 E 29 TH ST,
RITZ, JEAN, 712 KLEIN RD, WILLIAMSVILLE, NY, 14221
RIVENBURGH, MELISSA, 1146 DEAN ST, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12309
RIVER LIVING, PO BOX 234, ALEX BAY, NY, 13607
RIVERA MELENDEZ, ELI, 191 SANDS ST APT 4 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
RIVERA, ARTHUR, 727 56 TH ST FL1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
RIVERA, DAVID, 128 WYCKOFF AVE APT#2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
RIVERA, EDDIE, 2070 3 RD AVE APT 14 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
RIVERA, EVAN, 8012 54 TH AVE APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11373
RIVERA, JOSE, 154-02 JEWEL AVE APT 2 A, QUEENS, NY, 11367
RIVERA, JOSE, 6018 78 TH AVE, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
RIVERA, KAREN, 360 WADSWORTH AVE APT 31, MANHATTAN, NY, 10040
RIVERA, NIKSON, 463 7 TH AVE 17 TH FL, NEW YORK, NY, 10018
RLT, HARRISON, 29 MOUNTAIN AVE,
ROBELKOWS KY, ORI, 1840 WHITE PLAIN APT BSMT, BRONX, NY, 10462
ROBERT, SR VERONICA, 600 WOODS RD, GERMANTOWN, NY, 12526
ROBERTS, DEONTE, 987 ASHFORD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
ROBERTS, JACK, 7 SAINT MARKS PLAPT 4, NEW YORK, NY, 10003
ROBERTSON, ELENA, 8 SOMERSET LN, EAST SETAUKET, NY, 11733
ROBESON, RALEIGH, 617 46 TH ST 2 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
ROBINSON, CAITLYN, 738 ALBANY AVE APT 4 I. BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
ROBINSON, DEBBY, 1405 E 35 TH ST 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
ROBINSON, DJIMON, 801 TILDEN STRET APT 29 F, BRONX, NY, 10467
ROBINSON, KEVIN, 16731 POWERLINE RD, HOLLEY, NY, 14470
ROBISON, JOSEPH, 218 COUNTY RTE 70, STILLWATER, NY. 12170
ROBLES, WILCE, 5210 CLARK ST, NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
ROC, MARTENSKY, 2720 FOSTER AVE APT 4 G. BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
RODGERS, JERRY, 2308 CROTONA AVE #28, BRONX, NY, 10458
RODOLFO, HAMILTON, 1183 E TREMONT APT B21, BRONX, NY, 10460
RODRIGUEZ, ALBERT,
141 FEDERAL CIR, QUEENS, NY, 11430 RODRIGUEZ, ANNIBAL.
120 BENCHLEY PL APT 33 M, BRONX, NY, 10475
RODRIGUEZ, BENJAMIN, 1420 AMSTERDAM AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
RODRIGUEZ, CYNTHIA, 67-17 KISSENA
BLVD APT 1A, QUEENS, NY, 11367
RODRIGUEZ, DARIEL, 866 BECK ST APT 2 D. BRONX, NY, 10459
RODRIGUEZ, EFRAIN, 45 FLOYD ST,
BRENTWOOD, NY, 11717
RODRIGUEZ, EVANGELIS, 721 TINTON AVE APT 4 J, BRONX, NY, 10455
RODRIGUEZ, ISABELL, 433 E 102 ND ST
RODRIGUEZ, KENYA, 2 CANFIELD AVE APT
503, WHITE LEANS, NY, 10001 RODRIGUEZ, LAURI, 97 FORT
WASHINGTON AVE APT 4 F, NEW YORK, NY. 10032
RODRIGUEZ, LUIS, 438 BEACH 40 TH ST APT 9 H, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11691
RODRIGUEZ, MATEO, 365 W 25 ST APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10001
RODRIGUEZ, NATALY, 595 E 170 TH ST APT 3 K, BRONX, NY, 10456
RODRIGUEZ, SARAH, 225 AFFINITY LN APT E, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
RODRIGUEZ, SEVANGELI, 2995 MARION AVE APT 6 C, BRONX, NY, 10458
RODRIGUEZ, TIMOTHY, 1027 FERGUSON AVE, WATERTOWN, NY, 13601
RODRIQUEZ, RAFAEL, 310 PRINCE ST, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
ROGEL ZAVALA, MAIRA, 19 SCOTT AVE, SELDEN, NY, 11784
ROGERS, CYNTHIA, L, 130 NAGEL DR, CHEEKTOWAGA, NY, 14225
ROGERS, DESIRAE, 2506 TURNER AVE, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12306
ROGERS, STEVE, 123 LOWRY ST, NEY YORK, NY, 10001
ROICE, ALEKSANDER, 141 SPRING ST, GLOVERSVILLE, NY, 12078
ROJAS, ALEJANDRA, 5009 BROADWAY APT 409, MANHATTAN, NY, 10034
ROJAS, CARLOS, 104-67 142 ST APT 2 FL, JAMAICA, NY, 11435
ROJCHE, MILDRE, 1750 W PRINCIPAL ST, RIVERHEAD, NY, 11901
ROLLINS, KRISTEN, 1120 E 43 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11210
ROLNICK, SARA, 6920 AVE T, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
ROLNICK, YAAKOV, 556 E 3 RD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
ROMAN, VICTORIANO, 222 W 233 RD ST APT 5 C, BRONX, NY, 10463
ROMANO, ANTHONY, 3 SHELLEY RD,
ROMANO, MICHAEL, 185 RYE AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
ROMANO, STEPHEN, 431 MOUNTAIN VIEW AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
ROMEO, ERICA, 30 ROLLING HILLS DR, NESCONSET, NY, 11767
ROMERO, CARLOS, 1189 VAN NEST AVE #02, BRONX, NY, 10461
ROMERO, ISAK, 535 JACKSON AVE APT 12 D. BRONX, NY, 10455
ROMERO, NICKOLAS, 132-18 81 ST OZONE PARK NY, QUEENS, NY, 11417
RONDON, JUAN, 2537 GRAND CONCOURSE APT C5 N. BRONX, NY. 10468
ROOF, DENISE, 80 MIDWAY DR, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
ROOFEH, JOSHUA, 9 CHELSEA PL UNIT 2 C, GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
ROONEY, JOHN, 6 RIGGER CT, HUNTINGTN STA, NY, 11746
ROSALES, DANIEL, 2385 LORILLARD PL APT 13. BRONX, NY, 10458
ROSALES, KAREN, 3000 BRONX PARK E, BRONX, NY, 10467
ROSALES, MYLES, 1905 2 ND AVE APT 4 E, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029
WOODHAVEN NE W YORK APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11421
ROSARIO, ARISDUL, 1039 E 215 TH ST, BRONX, NY. 10469
ROSARIO, VIDIALYS, 15 STRONG ST,
ROSATO, MICHAEL, PO BOX 528, BAYPORT, NY, 11705
ROSCINO, LORI, C, 30 LUELANN DR, MARLBORO, NY 10549
ROSE, AFROZA, 775 ADEE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10467
ROSE, HELEN, 87 OLD RIDGE RD.
WARWICK, NY, 10990
ROSE, LEYAH, 270 VANSICLEN AVE APT 4 D. BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
34-41 111 ST, CORONA, NY, 11368
561 E187 STAPT 27, BRONX, NY, 10458
APT 3 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
1449 41 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218 ROSENFELD, ESTHER.
350 LINCOLN PL APT 1 B, BROOKYN, NY, 11238
ROSSOW, MARIE, 32 EMMA ST,
ROTH, HELENA, 109 82 ND RD, KEW GARDENS, NY, 11415
ROTHMAN, MIRIAM, 1274 50 TH ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
ROTHSTEIN, DAVID, 5791 RTE 44 55,
ROURKE, DEREK, 19 TARA TERR, PORT JERVIS, NY, 12771
ROWELL, JASMINE, 148 DIXON RD, QUEENSBURY, NY, 12804
ROYES, JOSIAH, 2387 MORRIS AVE APT B1, BRONX, NY, 10468
RUBIN, MICHAEL, H, 720 GILBERT PL, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11581
RUEB, ROBERT, 60-34 MENAHAN ST, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
RUGANI, ETHAN, 20 NORMA LN, KINGS PARK, NY, 11754
RUGGLES, BELINDA, 30 3 RD ST, HOOSICK FALLS, NY, 12090
RUIZ, EDIN, 2007 NEWBOLD AVE APT B25, BRONX, NY, 10462
RUIZ, EDUIN, 596 CT LANDT AVE APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10451
RUIZ, LILIANA, 662 W 184 ST APT 3 6, NEW YORK, NY, 10033
RUIZ, LUZ, 1874 MADISON ST, FLUSHING, NY, 11385
RUIZ, RAYMOND, 2 BARNWELL DR, WHITE PLAINS, NY. 10607
RUKEN, ALYA, 485 B SPAULDING
RUSHTON, GREGORY, 295 CHERRY ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10002
RUSSELL, JOANNE, 646 PLANK RD STE 102, CLIFTON PARK, NY, 12065
RUSSELL, ROBERT, 428 JACKSON RD, PEARL RIVER, NY, 10913
RUTENBERG, CHAIM, 20 SOPHIA ST, MONSEY, NY, 10952
RUTHELÔNIS, MARIE, 4 DRY SAW MILL RD, MANORVILLE, NY, 11949
RUTHERFORD, JOHN, 5825 SHIMERVILLE RD, CLARENCE CTR, NY, 14032
RYAN, TIMOTHY, 1211 MILL ST, FABIUS, NY, 13063
RYNASKI, DAVID, 216 E 90 TH ST APT 3 FE, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
WURTSBORO, NY, 12790
RZESZOT, EDWARD, J, 15 W FAVILLE AVE, DOLGEVILLE, NY, 13329
QUEENS ELMHU RST NY 11373 APT 1 F, QUEENS, NY, 11373
SACRAMENTO, GISELLE, 218 SUYDAM ST APT 3 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
SAEED, SYED, 237 HOPPER ST,
SAEZ, ANGELO, 2560 SEYMOUR AVE, BRONX, NY, 10469
SAFETY FIRE SPRINKLER CORP,
SAHA, CHAINA, 2212 38 TH ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11105
SAHADEO, DENISE, 1459 AMSTERDAM AVE APT 4 A. MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
SAIA, JASON, 7 BENZ DR, DEPEW, NY, 14043
SAIEDIAN, TANYA, 82-11 209 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11427
SAKAMOTO, TAKUMI, 550 W 45 TH ST APT 617, NEW YORK, NY, 10036
SALAAM, EDWIN, 2264 BEAUMONT AVE APT 0, BRONX, NY, 10457
SALAM, HOMAIRAH, 9237 244 TH ST,
FLORAL PARK, NY, 11001
SALAMATABAD, KAMRAN, 34 BELLINGHAM LN, GREAT NECK, NY, 11023
SALAZAR, FRANKLIN, 40 CURTIS AVE, N WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10603
SALAZAR, JENNY, 343 WEIRFIELD ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11237
SALAZAR, JOSE, 266 COLONY AVE APT 3, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
SALEH, ADAM, 477 HILDA ST, EAST MEADOW, NY, 11554
2732 MARION AVE APT 1 C, BRONX, NY, 10458
SALIM, KHALEEL, 11127 139 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11435
SALL, MAHAMADOU, 1145 226 TH DR APT 3 D, BRONX, NY, 10466
SALMON, KEMOY, 467 PARDEE RD, DELANCEY, NY, 13752
SALSWEDEL, EMILY, 240 MEEKER AVE APT 81, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
SALTUS, CHLOE, 85 MARINERS LN, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
SALVADOR, RYAN, E 34 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
SALZMAN, GARRETT, 547 W 157 TH ST APT 36, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
SAMBE, DIARRA, 1052 BURKE AVE APT 3 F LOOR, BRONX, NY, 10469
SAMEL, STEVE, PO BOX 169, PROSPECT, NY. 13435
SAMET, HINDEL, 209 SPENCER ST APT 1-B BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
SAMMARTANO, GIANNA, 1932 E 35 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
SAMPLE, CHRISTOPHER, M, 16 CARDINAL DR. POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
SAMPSON, DANIEL, 31 HOMESTEAD AVE, GARDEN CITY, NY, 11530
SAMPSON, STEFFAN, 18 S MELCHER ST #2, JOHNSTOWN, NY, 12095
SAMUEL SPENCER, DEVON, 265 SCHENECTADY AV, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
SANCHEZ MEZA, KEVIN, 4905 5 TH AVE APT 2 ND FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
SANCHEZ ROJAS, DENISSE, 3202 PERRY AVE APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10467
SANCHEZ, ANDRES, 209 E 9 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
SANCHEZ, DAVID, 940 SAINT NICHOLAS AVE APT 4 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
SANCHEZ, LESLIE, 106-13 NORTHERN
SANCHEZ, MELANIE, 227 CHERRY ST APT 9 D, MANHATTAN, NY, 10002
SANCHEZ, REBECA, 32-27 102 APT 2 ND FL, EAST ELMURST, NY, 11369
SANCHEZ, RODRIGO, 619 GATES AVE APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
SANDEL, TZIVYA, 282 KEAP ST APT BSMT, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
SANDERS, GERARD, 2120 1 ST AVE APT 259, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
SANDERS, MICHEAL, 600 HYLAN BLVD APT A2 H, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10305
SANDERSON, NATALIA, 100 BENCHLEY PL APT 8 L, BRONX, NY, 10475
SANFILIPPO, LISA, 2159 1 ST AVE #4 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
SANFORD, ANDREW, 212 PHYLLIS DR, PATCHOGUE, NY, 11772
SANGILLO, TERRY, M, 67 MILLIS LN, STANFORDVILLE, NY, 12581
SANTANA, YLUMINADA, 1630 GRAND AVE
APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10453
SANTELICE, DIEGO, 550 W 158 ST APT 1 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
SANTIAGO RIVERA, ANGEL, 315 S
SANTIAGO, ADRIANA.
2729 W 33 RD ST APT 4 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11224
SANTIAGO, ALICIA, 1800 PITKIN AVE APT 3 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
SANTIAGO, ASHLYN, 32 HOUSMAN AVE APT 2, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
SANTIAGO, ERNEST, 300 MIDLAND LAKE
SANTIAGO, KELVIN, 655 W 160 TH ST NY
APT 1 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10032
SANTIAGO, MICHAEL, 1437 HANCOCK ST
700 WESTCHESTER AVE APT 1 J, BRONX, NY, 10455
SANTIAGO, WILLIAM,
104 KING ST, BAY SHORE, NY, 11706
SANTISTEBAN, MAURICIO,
4445 PARK AVE, BRONX, NY, 10457
SANTOS, CHRISTINE, 84-25 ELMHURST AVE APT 2 I, QUEENS, NY, 11373
SANTOS, ELIDA, 120 HARVARD ST,
HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550
SANTOS, HANK, 215 W 83 RD ST,
NEW YORK, NY, 10024
SANTOS, JASON, 1841 UNIVERSITY AVE APT BB2, BRONX, NY, 10453
SANTOS, SHEYLA, 190 36 TH ST,
LINDENHURST, NY, 11757
SANTUA, ROSA, 321 W 125 TH ST, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
SAPAN, MAHMUD, 76 KERMIT PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
SAPOZHNIKOV, DANIEL, 2077 E 22 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
SARACENO, OLIVIA, 70 ST JAMES PL, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
SARAF, SAKET, 90 WILLIAM ST APT 16 H, NEW YORK, NY, 10038
SARDAR, FARDEEN, 136 REGIS DR,
SASS, ALEXANDRA, 151 E 4 TH ST APT 3 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
SATTAUR, SHANEZA, 108-31 171 ST APT 106-24-173, QUEENS, NY, 11433
SATTIRAJU, LATHA, 25 PARK LN S APT 11, MENANDS, NY, 12204
SAVICHKY, BENJAMIN, 135 PEARL AVE, JOHNSON CITY, NY, 13790
SAXE, BRIDGET, 251 E 51 ST APT 4 H, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
SCARCHILLI, ROBYN, L, 10 GERRY RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
SCERRA, NIKO, 6534 ELMER HILL RD, ROME, NY, 13440
SCHACHTER, TED, 7211 AUSTIN ST APT 171, FOREST HILLS, NY, 11375
SCHIAVONE, REMO, 165 FREEMANS BR RD, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12302
SCHMATZ, LINDA, 904 COUNTY RTE 10, CORINTH, NY, 12822
SCHMID, GEORGE,
196 KANE RD, FONDA, NY, 12068
SCHMIDT, SIERRA,
43 WOODLAND RD, HIGHLAND MLS, NY, 10930
SCHNEIDER, ABIGAIL, 3155 BROADWAY APT 11, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
SCHNEIDERMAN, LAUREN, 35-38 UTOPIA PKWY, FLUSHING, NY, 11358
SCHNITZLER, MIRIAM, 183 SKILLMAN ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
SCHOOL, PORTLEDGE, 355 DUCK POND RD ATTN BUSINESS OFFICE, LOCUST VALLEY, NY, 11560
SCHRADIN, NICOLE, 78 TROUT BROOK RD, MONROE, NY, 10950
SCHROEDER, KATE, 441 W 22 ND ST APT 4 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
SCHROEDER, SCOTT, 1608 PITKIN AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
SCHULSINGER, LUBA, 376 CENTRAL AVE APT 4 J, LAWRENCE, NY, 11559
SCHUMACHER, ALLEN, 10171 JAY KNAPP RD, DANSVILLE, NY, 14437
SCHWARTZ, BARUCH, 83 HORTON DR, MONSEY, NY, 10952
SCHWARTZ, CHARLES, 42 CARNEGIE DR, SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
SCHWARTZ, MALKA.
821 KENT AVE APT 1-R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
SCHWARTZ, PEREL, 144-35 72 ND DR, QUEENS, NY, 11367
SCHWARTZMAN, DAVID, 8753 15 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11228
SCINTO-MADONICH, SARA, 236 FLORAL AVE, ITHACA, NY, 14850
SCIRE, SEAN, 5001 AMBOY RD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312
SCOFIELD, GARY, 4027 FREER HOLLOW RD, WALTON, NY, 13856
SCORDO, CARMELA, 120 RED BARN CIR, LIVERPOOL, NY. 13088
SCOTT JOHNSON, ARIAH, 144-32 183 RD ST, QUEENS, NY, 11413
SCOTT, QAIZHE, 912 CT LANDT AVE APT 5 C. BRONX, NY, 10459
SCOTT, RUSSEL,
30 LANSING ST, COHOES, NY, 12047
SCOTTO, GREGORY,
11 DANIEL LN, DIX HILLS, NY, 11746
SEALY, GINA, 447 KINGSBOROUGH 4 TH WALK 15 G. BROOKLYN, NY. 11233
SEALY, MARCELLE, 5521 WHITTY LN, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
SEARS, AMY, PO BOX 1794, SHELTER ISLAND, NY, 11964
SEAWELL, SHAKIRA, 1740 GRAND AVE APT 103, BRONX, NY, 10453
SEE, KAUNG,
3643 LAKE AVE, ROCHESTER, NY, 14612
SEFCHOVICH, ADAM, 12 STAGG ST APT 3 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
SEGURA, XAVIER, 1048 LEEDS ATHENS RD, ATHENS, NY, 12015
SEKYERE, ORETHA, 2044 CROPSEY AVE APT 5 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
SELDEN, ADAM, 478 WOLF HILL RD,
SELTER, JOEL, 222 RTE 59 STE 109, SUFFERN, NY, 10901
SEPE, DOLORES, 1850 2 ND AVE APT 12 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
354 W259 TH, BRONX, NY, 10471
SERRA, DOMINIC, 3026 BOUCK AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10469
SERRANO, JUAN, 33-49 106 TH ST APT 3 B, CORONA, NY, 11368
SERVIDEA, KATHLEEN, 220 E 73 RD ST APT 3 AB, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
183 INGHAMS MILLS RD, LITTLE FALLS, NY, 13365
SESKUS, JOHN, 62 SHINBONE LN, COMMACK, NY, 11725
SESSION, TONYA,
SESSLER, SHARON, 6858 GUYDER RD, MEMPHIS, NY, 13112
SET, AH, 792 STONE RD, ROCHESTER, NY, 14616
SETHI, PARTH, 10315 120 TH ST APT 1, SOUTH RICHMOND HILL, NY 11419
D31 K, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
SEWELL, MATTHEW, 217 CENTRAL AVE APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
SEXTON, JEAN, M, 8 LAKE AVE.
SHABAZZ, MALIK, 54 CATHERINE ST APT 13 E, MANHATTAN, NY, 10038
SHADE, JOHN, 532 BEACH 65 TH ST, ARVERNE, NY, 11692
BROOKLYN, NY, 11234
SHAH, MEHREEN, 6 SOLAR LN,
SHAH, NILAY, 8614 254 TH ST, BELLEROSE, NY, 11426
SHAH, NIRAJ, 307 W 83 TH ST APT 4 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
SHAH, TEJAS, 40 B RD ST 24 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10004
SHAIN, YOSEF, 1521 41 ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
SHAKESPEARE, MICHAEL,
3020 DUMONT AVE 16 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
SHAMEKH, PEJMAN, 14 WILLOW PL, GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
SHAMIM, SHAHIDUL, 17269 A HIGHLAND AVE APT 3 RD FL JAMAICA NY 11432
AVE APT 3 RD FL, JAMAICA, NY, 11432
SHAMROY, MICHAEL, 5 MAYBECK DR,
SHANBHAG, MADHAV, 103 GREELEY CIR, LIVERPOOL, NY, 13090
SHAPIRO, ANDREA, 62 WILLIAM ST FL 8, NEW YORK, NY, 10005
SHAPIRO, BORIS, 1620 OCEAN AVE APT 3 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
SHARKERY, DENISE, 22 SOMERSET ST, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY, 11746
SHARKEY, DENISE, 22 A SOMERSET ST, HUNTINGTON STATION, NY, 11746
SHARMA, TUSHAR, 1605 PUTNAM AVE 2 J, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
SHARP, ADONAIJAH, 27 MIDDAUGH RD, BROOKTONDALE, NY, 14817
SHARPE, PAMELA, 35033 EDDY RD LOT 77, THERESA, NY, 13691
SHARROW, MARY, 50 STAHL RD APT 137, GETZVILLE, NY, 14068
SHATTUCK, SANDRA, 205 HARDING AVE, VESTAL, NY, 13850
SHAY, DESIREE, 240 MERCER ST APT 711 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10012
SHEARS, JOSEPH, 701 W 177 TH ST APT 27, NEW YORK, NY, 10033
SHEFTALL, NAZIR, 126 BEACH 31 ST APT 3, QUEENS, NY, 11691
SHEHU, LIRIM, 41 LINCOLN ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
SHEILS, EUGENE, 3328 MAPLE AVE, WALWORTH, NY, 14568
SHEPPARD, ZAIRA, 936 E 221 ST, BRONX, NY, 10469
SHERPA, DAWA, 380 E 18 TH ST APT 2 L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
SHERWIN, GREGORY, 4 HUNTSWOOD LN, EAST GREENBUSH, NY, 12061
SHEVGAONKAR, RAGHUNATH, 516 E 6 TH ST APT 3 C. NEW YORK, NY. 10009
SHI, AIZHI, 35-06 LEAVITT ST APT 3 I, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
SHIELDS, BRITTANY, 13848 224 TH ST, LAURELTON, NY, 11413
SHINDER, ROMAN, 19 SHEPHERD LN, ROSLYN HTS, NY, 11577
SHIPMAN, KATHY, 924 RIVER RD, LINDLEY, NY, 14858
SHOLETT, KRISTY, 221 WALTERS DR, LIVERPOOL, NY, 13088
SHORTRIDGE, KELLY, 232 W 15 TH ST APT 3, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
SHTAINER, ALBERT, 5 AMHERST RD, GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
SHTJEFNI, ERIONA, 315 AVE C #10 F, NEW YORK CITY, NY, 10009
SI, YUFENG, 6440 136 TH ST, FLUSHING, NY. 11367
SIANO, MELANIE, C, 29 MILLBROOK RD, WALLKILL, NY, 12589
SICARD, GLENROY, 61 DIKEMAN RD, PITTSFORD, NY, 14534
SIDOTI, DECLAN, 351 W 24 TH ST APT 16 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
SIEGEL, JAMES, 35 SPLIT ROCK DR, KINGS POINT, NY, 11024
SIEGEL, PHYLLIS, 2999 LEE PL, BELLMORE, NY, 11710
DOUGLASS BLVD APT 25J, MANHATTAN, NY, 10039
SIEUNARINE, MARLENE, 1333 E 233 RD ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
SIGUENCIA, CINDY, 30-12 89 ST, EAST EL MHIURST, NY, 11369
SIKORSKI, BROOKE,
4319 BEDFORD AVE APT 2 FLR, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
SILBER, TZIRI, 87 LORIMER ST APT #4, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
SILIRIS, GREGORY, 29 COLONIAL LN, BELLPORT, NY, 11713
SILVA, ANDERSON, 943 SAINT NICHOLAS AVE APT 2C, NEW YORK, NY, 10032
SILVA, RICARDO, 1239 STANLEY AVE APT 7 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
SILVA, SONIA, 37 W CLINTON AVE, ROOSEVELT, NY, 11575
SILVER, EVE, 80 CHERRY ST, BEDFORD, NY, 10536
SILVERSMITH, JAY, 1978 HARRIS RD,
SIMBOYAN, ASILAH, 421 E 168 TH ST APT 5 B, BRONX, NY, 10456
SIMMONS, DALLAS, 230 W 129 TH ST APT 7 H, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
SIMON, EZEKIEL, 1821 DAVIDSON AVE APT 2 G, BRONX, NY, 10453
SIMON, JOHN, M, 9 S RANDOLPH AVE, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
SIMONS, ALAN, 7330 DARTMOOR XING, FAYETTEVILLE, NY, 13066
SIMONS, HECTOR, 1100 LINWOOD ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
SIMS, JESS, 796 QUINCY ST APT 1,
SINCLAIR, JACK, 251 SPRING ST,
SINCLAIR, KITTANIA,
942 CRANFORD AVE, BRONX, NY, 10466
SINGH, AMRIK, 99 WALL ST UNIT 1997,
SINGH, ANGELINA,
394 SIMONSON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
SINGH, AVTAR, 133-12-114 PL, S OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
SINGH, BALBIR, 87-16 126 TH ST,
RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11418
SINGH, DALJIT, 101 19 118 TH ST, S
SINGH, DALJIT, 9101 120 TH ST, RICHMOND, NY, 11418
SINGH, EMILY, 3013 YOUNG AVE BRONX
NEW YO RK 10469 APT 2 ND FL, BRONX, NY, 10469
SINGH, GOBINDER, 133-12-114 PL, S OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
SINGH, GURDEV, 95-50 112 ST, SOUTH RICHMOND HIL, NY, 11419
SINGH, GURDHIAN, 2567 E 13 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11235
SINGH, GURPAUL, 114-24 126 ST, SOUTH OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
SINGH, HARMANPREET, 115 14 140 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11436
SINGH, HARPAL, 13306 129 TH ST, SOUTH OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
SINGH, HARPREET, 82-31 234 TH ST, QUEENS VILLAGE, NY, 11427
SINGH, JAGTAR, 168-02-140 AZVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
SINGH, JANGJEET, 95-40-114 ST, S RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11419
SINGH, JARNAIL, 260 02 E WILLSTON, FLORAL PARK, NY 11001
FLORAL PARK, NY, 11001
SINGH, JATINDER, 161 GARDEN CITY AVE, WYANDANCH, NY, 11798
SINGH, JOGINDER, 106-01-95 AVE,
RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11419
SINGH, JUGRAJ, 95-55-114 ST 1 ST FL, RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11419
SINGH, KULDEEP, 133-12-145 ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11420
SINGH, LAKHWINDER, 8780 124 ST, RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11418
SINGH, LEKHNATH, 4045 62 ND ST, WOODSIDE, NY, 11377
SINGH, MALKIT, 777 MACE APT 4 F, AVE, NY, 10467
SINGH, MANJINDER, 170 BAY SHORE RD, N BABYLON, NY, 11703
SINGH, MANJIT, 756 LINDEN BLVD, BK, NY. 11203
SINGH, MURTI, 73 WOODLAWN AVE,
SINGH, PARTAP, 41-51 75 TH ST,
ELMHURST, NY, 11373
SINGH, PARWINDER, 14515 GLASSBORRO AVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11435
ELMHÜRST, NY, 11373
SINGH, PRINCE, 11512 95 TH AVE 3 RD FL,
SINGH, RAMESH, 150-75 70 TH RD APT 7 B, FLUSHING, NY, 11367
SINGH, SANGAT, 8215 234 TH ST, QUEENS VLG, NY, 11427
SINGH, SATINER, 94 18 130 STR, QUEENS, NY. 11419
SINGH, SATPAL, 11720 134 TH ST, SOUTH OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
SINGH, SATWANT, 61 CRESCENT ST, HICKSVILLE, NY, 11801
SINGH, SUKHDEV, 9116 109 ST, RICHMOND HILL, NY, 11418
SINGH, SUKHJINDER, 13124 131 ST AVE, JAMAICA, NY, 11420
SINGH, SUKHWINDER, 101-40 104 TH ST, JAMAICA, NY, 11416
SINGH, SUKHWINDER, 3081 VILLA AVE APT 3 F, BRONX, NY, 10468
SINGH, SURINDER, 124-17-135 AVES, S OZONE PARK, NY, 11420
SINGH, SURUJBALLY, 817 TEN EYCK AVE, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
68 BROOKSIDE, CHESTER, NY, 10918 SINGLETON, JAIKERA.
168 VERNON AVE APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
SINGLETON, STEVEN, 1281 EASTERN
SIROIS, THOMAS, 17 HAYWOOD LN, PENSSEL AER, NY, 12144
SJOBERG, ROLF, G, 261 MARIETTA AVE, HAWTHORNE, NY, 10532
SKARA, ALBAN, 48 SHEPARD AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
SKINNER, SUZANN, 22 UNION AVE, CTR MORICHES, NY, 11934
SKIPPER, JOHN, 40 B ELM TERMINAL, BUFFALO, NY, 14204
SKOU, ZACHARY, 1165 MAIN ST, MARGARETVILLE, NY, 12455
SLADE, KYRA, 11 BRIDGE RD, EAST SETAUKET, NY, 11733
SLAGER, DAVID, 60 ATLANTIC AVE, WEST SAYVILLE, NY, 11796
SLATER, JAMES, 46 A RAYLINSKY LN, MECHANICVILLE, NY, 12118
SLEDZIONA, MICHAËL, 304 WINSTON DR, ITHACA, NY, 14850
SLOAN, GREG, 2 COACH HILL LN, NORTHPORT, NY, 11768
SMART, JOSÉPH, 8201 HAMMERLY BLVD APT 2 D, QUEENS, NY, 11693
SMART-DENSON, EMILIA, 570 FORT
WASHINGTON AVE APT 7 L, NEW YORK, NY, 10033
SMELYANSKY, MAX, 34 DOMENICO DR, GLENMONT, NY, 12077
SMETANA, JEREMY, 129 BOERUM PL APT 2 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
SMITH, ALIJAH, 60 SAINT NICHOLAS AVE APT 6F, MANHATTAN, NY, 10026
SMITH, ALLISON, 35 WINTHROP ST APT 1 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
SMITH, ALMA, 30 W STATE ST UNIT F2,
SMITH, ANETTA, 22 DEVON RD,
SPRINGFIEL D GARDENS, QUEENS, NY, 11413
SMITH, CARISA, 212 S PLAIN ST, ITHACA, NY, 14850
SMITH, CHARLES, 893 S PLANK RD, SLATE HILL, NY, 10973
SMITH, GAVIN, 532 MARCY AVE,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
SMITH, GIOVANNI, 583 E 84 TH ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
SMITH, HUDSON, 6 COVE RD, PUTNAM VALLEY, NY, 10579
SMITH, JAELEN, 140 BENCHLEY PL APT 22 H. BRONX, NY. 10475
SMITH, JAI, 7426 HENRY CLAY BLVD APT C64. LIVERPOOL, NY, 13088
SMITH, JESSICA, 500 W 43 RD ST APT 12 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10036
SMITH, JOHN, 1 MAIN ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
SMITH, JOHN, 176 PRINCE ST, NEW YORK, NY. 10012
SMITH, JOSH, 124 WASHINGTON AVE EXT, ALBANY, NY, 12203
SMITH, JOSH, 124 WASHINGTON AVE EXT, ALBANY, NY, 12203
SMITH, JOYCE, 2344 RTE 83, FREDONIA, NY, 14063
SMITH, KARIM, 38 GRANITE ST APT 1 L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
SMITH, KEVIN, 57 W 90 ST APT 1,
NEW YORK, NY, 10024
SMITH, KRYSTLE, 198 BOND ST APT 2 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11217
SMITH, NORMAN, 11331 PARTRIDGE RD, HOLLAND, NY, 14080
SMITH, QUINN, 102 W DIVISION ST APT 308, SYRACUSE, NY, 13204
200 W 54 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10019 SMITH, SAMUEL.
36 SHERMAN ST, JOHNSON CITY, NY, 13790 SMITH, SEAN, 97 LINWOOD AVE APT 2,
100 BELLE AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13205 SMITH, SHANNON,
179 KINGSTON AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213 SMITH, SHELLY,
46 LAFAYETTE AVE, HEMPSTEAD, NY, 11550 SMITH, STEPHEN, 15 FIFTH ST APT B, GARDINER, NY, 12525
SMITH, SVETLANA, 13 STATE, NEW YORK, NY, 10026
SMITH, TREVOR, 1603 FLAXEN DR, FARMINGTON, NY, 14425
SMITH, WAYNE, 23 WILDWOOD LN, WANTAGH, NY, 11793
SMUSHNA, JENNIFER, JOEL M
SMYTH, LOGAN, 36 ELDRIDGE RD, QUEENSBURY, NY, 12804
SNAP41 INC, 24 AVE C, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
SNEDDON, WILLIAM, 875 W 181 ST UNIT 2-L, NEW YORK, NY, 10033
SNIDER, JORDAN, 11 TODD LN, BRIARCLIFF, NY, 10510
SNIPES, JUAN, 980 PROSPECT AVE, BRONX, NY, 10459
SNYDER, JANET, 11034 73 RD APT 6 A, FOREST HILLS, NY, 11375
SNYDER, MARY, 4828 APPALOOSA TRL, CLAY, NY, 13041
SOBHRAJ, STEVE, 48 CHARLOTTE PL, PLAINVIEW, NY, 11803
SOKOLOV, YURIY, 105 MCLAUGHLIN RD STE A. ROCHESTER, NY, 14615
SOLEYN, RANI, 548 E 82 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
SOLIS, DANILO, 10657 97 TH ST, OZONE PARK, NY, 11417
SOLOMON, NICHOLAS, 34-07 32 ND ST APT A4, ASTORIA, NY, 11106
SOLOW, JOEL, 23 W 123 RD ST APT 2, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
SOMNIS, JAMES, 85 MAPLE ST, ADDISON, NY, 14801
SONENBLICK, IAN, 10 LIBERTY ST APT 14 F, MANHATTAN, NY, 10005
SONI, SHIKHAR, 137 E 38 TH ST APT 4 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
SOOFERI, JOSEPH, 3333 CASTLEDENE RD, NEW YORK, NY, 10005
SOOKLALL, AMBER, 1804 GLEASON AVE APT 2 ND FL, BRONX, NY, 10472
SOSTRE, JOSEPH, 28 METROPOLITAN
SOTELO PERYEA, ANNA, 120 NICHOLSON ST. BUFFALO, NY, 14214
SOTO, ANGELINA, 2050 DEAN ST, BROOKLYN, NY. 11233
SOTO, THATIANA, 417 CLOCKS BLVD, MASSAPEQUA, NY, 11758
SOUANE, OUMY, 80 LAFAYETTE ST LA-0917 A-2, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
SOULIER, GARY, 20011 COUNTY RTE 63, WATERTOWN, NY. 13601
SOUSA, JAMES, PO BOX 324, NEW YORK, NY, 10021
SOUSSI, FATIMA, 34 MONROE ST APT
SOUVERAIN, SHALAND,
8 SHELBY DR, CHEEKTOWAGA, NY, 14225 SOW, SAFIATOLI, 1229 BRONY RIVER AVE
SOWERS, KYLE, 3942 CATTAIL LN, LIVERPOOL, NY, 13090
SPEARS, MARQUISE, 2 W SQUARE FARMS PLAZA APT 6, BRONX, NY, 10460 SPECCE JOHN
170 COVE RD, OYSTER BAY, NY, 11771 SPELLMAN, DEVANTE,
463 E 147 TH ST APT 26, BRONX, NY, 10455 SPENCER, JANE.
11 ORCHARD ST, COLD SPRING, NY, 10516 SPENCER, JOHN, 383 PARK PL APT 2.
BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
SPENCER, JUAN, 1901 DORCHESTER RD
APT PH, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
SPENCER, KYAJAH, 872 ASHFORD 3 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
SPENCER, SAVION, 270 MOTHER GASTON BLVD APARTMENT 7 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
SPIELMAN, SHIYE, 4 RUZHIN RD, MONROE, NY. 10950
SPILKY, ADINA, 5 GOVERNORS CT, GREAT NECK, NY, 11023
SPIRER, WILLIAM, 504 PARK AVE APT 4 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
SPITZER, RIVKY, 9 ELM ST UNIT 311, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
SPITZNAGEL, MADELINE, 298 MAIN ST, FREEVILLE, NY. 13068
SPONTAK, ROBERT, 75 8 TH AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
SPOONER, JASMINE, 111 SCHOLES ST APT 2 A. BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
SPOSITO, DAVID, 70 WASHINGTON ST APT 6 C, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
SPRING, BETSY, 11 KOLB ST, NYACK, NY, 10960
SPRING, BETSY, PO BOX 115, NYACK, NY, 10960
SPRINGER, JASMINE, 2050 DEAN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11233
SPUCHES, CHARLES, 8187 FENIMORE CT, LIVERPOOL, NY, 13090
SPURLOCK, LAKEN, 147 VANDERBILT AVE APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
STACHOWIAK, ANNA, 27 FRADINE DR, CHEEKTOWAGA, NY, 14227
STADIUM INTL SALES AND SERVICE, 105 7 TH N ST, LIVERPOOL, NY, 13088
STAFFORD, KATHRYN, 1670 JEFFERSON AVE APT 2 R, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
STAFFORD, LAMONT, 1077 CASTLETON AVE APT 8 G, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10310
STAIGER, KATHERINE, 6351 STATE RTE 26, ROME, NY, 13440
STAINE, KEITH, 1360 PACIFIC ST, 11216, NY. 11216
STANLEY, DONNA, 215 CRANDON BLVD, BUFFALO, NY, 14225
STAPOR, ZBIGNIEW, 15 PARK ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
STAPP, BENJAMIN, 66-15 WETHEROLE ST APT A4, REGO PARK, NY, 11374
STARK, TERRY, R, 75 KNEELAND AVE, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13905
STARR, DAVID, 456 MAIN ST #1, BEACON, NY, 12508
202 MAMARONECK AVE, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10601
STAUDT, TYLER, 3525 COLUMBIA DR, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13760
STAVRIDIS, ANTIGONOS, 4316 216 TH ST, BAYSIDE, NY, 11361
STEAVEERS, JOHN, 1651 W ST, UTICA, NY, 13501
STEERS, SHANNEKA, 44 TAPPEN CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
STEIN RISO MANTEL MCD, 410 PARK AVE FL 17 TH, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
STEINER, ALEXANDER, 504 N MAIN ST #1, BREWSTER, NY. 10509
STEINFELD, ROSE, 2401 AVE L, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
STEINMAN-REALE, C, D, 370 COLERIDGE AVE, SYRACUSE, NY, 13204
STENGER, EDWARD, 66 MILTON RD APT K41. RYE. NY. 10580
STENTO, PAMELA, 609 LEON DR, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
STEPHANY, ADAM, 417 WOODSIDE AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14220
STEPHENSON, KERRYANN, 27 BEAVER RD, LAGRANGEVILLE, NY, 12540
STERANKA, PIOTR, 300 W 145 TH ST APT 2 M, NEW YORK, NY, 10039
STERLING, ALLEN, 19426 115 TH AVE, SAINT ALVANS, NY, 11412
STERN, HADASSAH, 781 E 8 TH ST,
STEVANUS, MARK, 11 N PLANDOME RD, PORT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
STEVENS, AMANDA, 128 VAN WAGNER RD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
STEVENS, TYSHAWN, 18-15 EVERDELL AVE 3 E. QUEENS, NY, 11691
STEVENSON, KENNETH, 515 7 TH AVE, PELHAM, NY, 10803
BRENTWOOD, NY, 11717
STEWART, FINN, 71 MURRAY ST APT 9, NEW YORK, NY, 10007
WHITEHALL, NY, 12887
STEWART, WARREN, 547 BEACH 66 TH ST, ARVERNE, NY. 11692
STILIN, FABRICE, 102-06 188 ST, QUEENS, NY, 11423
STILLMAN ELECTRIC CO, R,
2120 HUGHES AVE APT 4 J, BRONX, NY, 10457
STINTLLI, CHRIS, 23 EHLER ST, BRENTWOOD, NY, 11717
STIPAK, CHRISTOPHER, 50 MAPLE AVE, ROCK TAVERN, NY. 12575
STIPE, KYLE, 25-13 30 TH AVE APT 2 R, ASTORIA, NY, 11102
STOBY, JERMAINE, 634 E 226 TH ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
STOCKER, JACQUELINE, 162 WILBUR AVE APT 302, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
STOETZNER, GABRIELLE, 20 OHANDLEY DR, AMENIA, NY, 12501
STOKES, PATRICK, 6 LOOKOUT AVE, BRONXVILLE, NY. 10708
STONE, MAUREEN, 121 W SENECA ST, OSWEGO, NY, 13126
STONE, TIMOTHY, 3421 NETHERSTONE CT, BALDWINSVILLE, NY, 13027
STOP, 2965 CORPSEY AVE, BROOKLYN, NY. 11214
STOP, 2965 CROPSEY AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
STOUT, ANGELA, 22 CHESTNUT RIDGE LN, BUFFALO, NY, 14228
STRAGAPEDE, LUCY, 250 E 40 TH ST APT 45 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10016
STRAUB, MICHEAL, 1139 FOX ST, BRONX, NY. 10459
STRECK, ANIA, 165 PINEBROOK DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
STRIGLER, JIMMY, 5 MIAMI DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14625
STRINGER, DANIEL, 96 GEORGE ST APT 302, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
STROHL, CHARLES, 456 W 47 TH ST APT 3 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10036
STUKES HARRIS, JAYLIN, 1650 PACIFIC ST APT 4 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
STURKEY, NATALIA, PO BOX 7072, HICKSVILLE, NY, 11802
STURTEVANT, JOHN, E, 1941 STATE RTE 12, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13901
SUAO, ADRIANA, 703 W 184 ST APT 1 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10033
SUELLENTROP, ADAM, 3063 32 ND ST APT 4 A, ASTORIA, NY, 11102
SUFFOLK COUNTY CLERK, 310 CENTER DR. RIVERHEAD, NY, 11901
SUGGS, BRUCE, 930 E 226 ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
SUGIYAMA, YUICHI, 111 GREAT NECK RD STE 510. GREAT NECK, NY, 11021
SUKANE, PATIENCE, 110 GRIFFITHS ST APT 9. SYRACUSE, NY, 13208
SULE JAWANDO, MUHAMMED, 4064 SETON AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10466
SULLIVAN, BRENDON, 45 N MAIN ST, PEARL RIVER, NY. 10965
SULLIVAN, JOE, PO BOX 552,
OGDENSBURG, NY, 13669
SULLIVAN, THOMAS, 34 MAGNET ST, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
SULTANA, RADIA, 8490 98 TH ST,
SUN, KELLY, 15-17 124 TH ST, FLUSHING, NY, 11356
647 FOX ST APT 5 B, BRONX, NY, 10455 SURIEL DE PERALTA. CANDIDA.
SURKIS, AVRAHAM, 8 TRUMAN AVE APT 13, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
APT 2 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
SUTO, MASAKI, 1 3 RD AVE APT 418, MINEOLA, NY, 11501
SUTTON, JAHMEIR, 50-15 BROADWAY APT
2 A, QUEENS, NY, 11377
14417 17 AVE, FLUSHING, NY, 11367
SUZUKI, JEFFREY, 39 DERRÉNBACHER ST, KINGSTON, NY, 12401
SWAN, AUDREY, 34 CATON DR APT 37 C, SYRACUSE, NY, 13214
SWATI, KUMARI, 100 WINSPEAR AVE, BUFFALO, NY. 14214
SWEENOR, KYMBERLIE,
320 ROBINSON RD, PLATTSBURGH TOWN, NY, 12901
SWINDELL, KENNETH, 854 E 221 ST APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10467
SXHEID, ZACK, 477 RIDGE RD, QUEENSBURY, NY, 12804
SY, LALA, 1188 GRAND CONCOURSE 167 TH STR EET APT 24 A, BRONX, NY, 10456
SYLVESTER, MATTHEW, 372 FIFTH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
SYMINGTON, MARK, 329 SHADOWBROOK DR, WEBSTER, NY, 14580
SYMONS, DOUGLAS, 1646 NANTICOKE DR, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
SYNAKOWSKI, TYLER, 715 STATE RTE 170 A, LITTLE FALLS, NY, 13365
SZCZESNIAK, MICHAAEL, 4 LONGFELLOW DR, NEW HARTFORD, NY, 13413
TACURI, CARLOS, PO BOX 3043, OSSINING, NY, 10562
TADROS, MICHAEL, 208 MERRYMOUNT ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
TAFUR, TARYN, 414 E 204 TH ST APT 6 F, BRONX, NY, 10467
TAHIR, RANA, 11501 107 TH AVE APT 23, S RICHMOND HL, NY, 11419
TAIT, GLENFORD, 559 S ST, CHENANGO FORKS, NY. 13746
TAKEUCHI, SHUNSUKE, 11 A GRAYWOOD RD, PRT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
TAKOSKY, TASHA, 4507 STATE RTE 19 S, BELMONT, NY, 14813
TALABOC, TRISHA, 4610 74 TH ST APT 1, ELMHURST, NY, 11373
TAMMARO, JAMES, 425 WILTON RD, GREENFLD CTR, NY, 12833
TAMSEN, TIMOTHY, 10 WESTBROOK RD, NEWBURGH, NY, 12550
TAMWEBER, FRANK, D, 20 COLONIAL DR, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12603
TAN, FEI, 320 E 65 TH ST APT 117, NEW YORK, NY, 10065
TAN, SANDRA,
TANG, JAMES, 3012 83 RD ST, ELMHURST, NY, 11370
30-12 83, EAST ELMHURST, NY, 11370 TANG, QUNZHUANG.
6806 16 TH AVE #2 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204 TANG ZHAO LIN NICHQ, 105 20 66 TH AVE
TAO, YIQUN, 509 W 121 ST APT 814 #B, NEW YORK, NY, 10027
TAPIA, SORENNY, 2465 TRATMAN AVE APT 5 D. BRONX, NY, 10461
TAPROOT FOUND INC, 40 WORTH ST RM 601, NEW YORK, NY, 10013
TASHI, TENZIN, 3225 58 ST APT 1 FHH, QUEENS, NY, 11377
TASSO, MARION, 163 CANNON BLVD, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
TATLOCK, KYLIE, 449 SNOOKS CORNERS RD, AMSTERDAM, NY, 12010
TAVAREZ, JAIDEN, 4131 DIGNEY AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10466
TAVAREZ, MICHEL, 2401 A VAILS GATE HTS DR. NEW WINDSOR, NY, 12553
TAVAREZ, RACHEL, 92 JEFFERSON ST APT 3 R. BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
TAVERAS, ROSIBEL, 600 CONCORD AVE 10455 APT 1 F, BRONX, NY, 10455
2297 SEDGWICK AVE APT 4 S, BRONX, NY, 10468
TAYLOR, ISAIAH,
4007 AVE K, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
CAPT 7 B, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11691
TAYLOR, MADALYN.
1416 E 105 ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10028
TAYLOR, MARK, 257 MANSION ST,
TEAL-GAMBLE, JOSHUA, PO BOX 138, POESTENKILL, NY, 12140
TEJADA, DERIAN, 1775 DAVIDSON AVE APT 1 FL OOR. BRONX. NY. 10453
TEJEDA, MOISES, 2191 CRESTON AVE 182 ND STRE ET APT 5 H, BRONX, NY, 10453
TEMKO, SANDRA, 310 W 95 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY 10085
TEMMRI, ABDELKADER, 3022 44 TH ST APT 3 R, ASTORIA, NY, 11103
TEOH, JOANNE, 123 BREWSTER RD, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
TEREZAKIS, JAMES, 3043 36 TH ST, ASTORIA, NY, 11103
TERRANA, RITA, 177 E MAIN ST,
TERRANOVA, JAMIE, 125 TALL OAK CRES, SYOSSET, NY, 11791
TERRERO, LUZDELALBA, 961 E 167 TH ST APT 2 W, BRONX, NY, 10459
TERWISSEN, KRISTOPHER, 31 SILVER ST, ELMONT, NY, 11003
TERZI, BARBARA, PO BOX 621, SHELTER IS, NY, 11964
TESSORA, MICHAEL, 15 MACKEY RD, GARNERVILLE, NY, 10923
TEST, TANYA, 1380 BEDFORD AVE APT 5 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
THABET, LEXI, 1813 PEARL ST, VESTAL, NY. 13850
THAYER, KRISTIN, 121 WAVERLY PL #2/3, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
THEA, FELIX, 558 MANOR RIDGE RD, PELHAM, NY, 10803
THIEL, RYAN, 3474 RTE 52, STORMVILLE, NY, 12582
THIYAGARAJAN, KRISHNA, 766 AVE OF THE AMERICAS, NEW YORK, NY 10010
THOMAS, CURT, 331 W 18 TH ST, DEER PARK, NY, 11729
THOMAS, DIANA, 1 HASKINS RD, KIRKWOOD, NY, 13795
THOMAS, EBONY, 1253 CONGRESS ST FL 2. SCHENECTADY, NY, 12303
THOMAS, GWEN, 155 KETCHAM AVE, AMITYVILLE, NY, 11701
THOMAS, RANALD, 9 W MAIN ST APT 3, OYSTER BAY, NY, 11771
THOMAS, RON, 3062 AVE V APT 2 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
THOMAS, RYAN, 9601 CHURCH AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
THOMAS, SABRINA, 1411 TOWNSEND AVE APT 31 A, BRONX, NY, 10452
THOMPSON, DAWN, 150 MARKET ST APT 18, POTSDAM, NY, 13676
THOMPSON, JASON, 19 DUTCH ST APT 7 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10038
THOMPSON, JELANI, 9918 AVE K APT 1 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
THOMPSON, SCOTT, 118 W 137 ST APT 2 C, NEWYORK, NY, 10030
THOMPSON, VANCE, 105 MONA DR, BUFFALO, NY, 14226
THOMPSON, ZORIQUE, 150 E 182 ND ST APT 408. BRONX. NY. 10453
THOMSON, JEANI, 14 BALZAC CT, TONAWANDA, NY. 14150
THORNTON, ANN, 1115 FIFTH AVE 5 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
THORNTON, ANN, 1115 FIFTH AVE 5 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
THORNTON, CHARLES, 930 E 226 ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
THRELKELD, ANISA, 628 W 151 ST 1 E, NEW YORK, NY, 10031
TIERNEY, AMELIA, 300 HYLAN DR STE 6, ROCHESTER, NY, 14623
TIFFANY, GENEVA, D, 6 BROMLEY AVE, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13901
TIFFANY, SARAH, 348 OLD NEWARK VALLEY RD, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
TIMMONS, CLAY, 60 E 8 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10003
TISCH, VICTORIA, 330 W 56 TH ST, NEW
YORK, NY, 10019
TISCHBEIN, JASON, 304 S SALINA ST APT 2 B, SYRACUSE, NY, 13202
TIVNAN, MARK, 7500 HIGHLAND DR,
BALDWINSVILLE, NY, 13027
TKACH, NICHOLAI, 3080 W 1 ST APT 701, BROOKLYN, NY, 11224
TLAXCALTECATL, IVAN, 340 CLIFTON PL APT 3 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
EDGEWOOD AVE, LAURELTON, NY, 11413 TOBIYASH, REBECCA,
2411 E 69 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11234 TODMAN, JAMAR.
TOLCHINSKY, MALKA, 1320 212 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11360
TOLMACH, DAVID, 21 KAYLA CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
TOMKO, GEORGE, PO BOX 312, AQUEBOGUE, NY, 11931
TOMLINS, DIANE, 9 DENVER PL, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY, 12601
TOOKES, TESSA, 467 GRAND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
TORIBIO, JULISSA, 200 CIR RDLANGMUIR HALL, STONY BROOK, NY, 11790
TORRE, GREGORY, 670 E 18 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
TORRENCE, RAMON, 152 FENWAY DR, SYRACUSE, NY, 13224
TORRES SANTANA, CARIME, 82 PINE ST APT 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11208
TORRES, ALAIJAH, 4301 MARTHA AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10470
TORRES, ANA, 8820 WHITNEY AVE APT 6 B, ELMHURST, NY, 11373
TORRES, CHRISTOPHER, 130-47 176 TH PL, QUEENS, NY, 11434
2960 AVE S, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
TORRES, ELIJAH, 4041 LOWERRE PL APT PH, BRONX, NY, 10453
1469 OHM AVE APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10465 TOPRES, HEATHER, 42 PINELIURST AVE
TORRES, JULIA, 45-47 47 TH ST APT 3 RD FL. QUEENS, NY, 11377
TORRES, JULIO, 225 W 231 ST APT 4 M, BRONX, NY, 10469
TORRES, MELVIN,
859 E 223 RD ST APT 3, BRONX, NY, 10466
TORRES, RIGO, 2266 86 TH ST APT 2 ND, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
TORRES, TIFFANI, 10 AMBOY ST APT 12 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
TORTORICE, CHRISTINE,
415 E 92 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212 TOSCANO, MATTHEW.
111 CROSSWAYS PARK DR W, WOODBURY, NY, 11797
15 KRISSA CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10312 TOWNSEND, BETH,
719 MARTIN ST, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
TOWNSEND, LENA, 3 FORDHAM HILL OVAL APT 16 C, BRONX, NY, 10468
TRAN, SAMMY, 2745 RESERVOIR AVE APT D, BRONX, NY, 10468
1 RALPH AVE, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10606 TREE LOUNGE LLC.
1 RTE 6 N, MAHOPAC, NY, 10541
646 PELTON AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10310
TROIDL, MIYA,
422 W CENTER ST, MEDINA, NY, 14103 TROMBINO, WILLIAM.
63 GLEN DR, RIDGE, NY, 11961
TROTMAN, ELI, 536 THATFORD AVE APT 1 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
TRUNDY, BENJAMIN,
685 AUBURN AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14222 TRYKOZ, OLHA, 7001 65 TH PLAPT 2 L, GLENDALE, NY, 44395
TSENG, JASON, 2415 QUEENS PLZ N UNIT 8 B. LONG IS CITY, NY, 11101
TSOY, SVETLAN, 1675 FORD ST APT 2 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
NORWICH, NY, 11732
TUDELA, JOSE, 5 WALNUT AVE, EAST
TUDOSIE, CONSTANTIN,
9 WAINWRIGHT AVE, YONKERS, NY, 10710 TULLER BLACK, UNIQUE,
195 STEUBEN ST APT 5 N, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
TULSIRAM, DIANAND, 883 EMMETT ST, SCHENECTADY, NY, 12307
TUNG, PETER, PO BOX 3002, NIAGARA FALLS, NY, 14304
365 E 184 TH ST APT 306, BRONX, NY, 10458
TURCIOS, EDUARDO, 256 FRANKLYN ST APT 3 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11222
TURNER, CHRISTOPHE, 104 CARMEL RD 1, BUFFALO, NY, 14214
TUTTLE, JONATHON, 216 SENECA AVE, BALDWINSVILLE, NY, 13027
TWUM, COLLINS, 1775 CLAY AVE APT 5 F, BRONX, NY, 10457
TYSON, JOSEPH, 399 PITTSLEY RD COYE BROOK RD, SOUTH NEW BERLIN, NY 13842
TYSON, SEMAJ, 100-49 198 TH ST APT 100-49 198 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11423
TZIC, YOSELIN, 275 E GUN HILL RD APT 3 L, BRONX, NY, 10467
UCEDA, ZOSIMO, 3708 UNION ST APT 310, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
UEHARA, MASAAKI, 1026 2 ND AVE APT FRNT, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
UEYAMA, YASUFUMI, 29 WELLS AVE BLDG 4, YONKERS, NY, 10701
UGBOAJA, CHINONYE, 1164 E 221 ST, BRONX, NY, 10469
UKADIKE, EMMANUEL, 105 ASHLAND PL APT 11 A, BROOKLYN, NY, 11201
UMAJINGA, KEVIN, 80 ST NICHOLAS AVE APT F. NEW YORK, NY, 10026
UMANZOR, ISMELDA, 61 WILSON ST, BRENTWOOD, NY, 11717
UNDERGROUND, LIBERTY, PO BOX 20892, ROCHESTER, NY, 14602
UPPAL, HARMINDER, 4 TIFFANY RD, OYSTER BAY, NY, 11771
URENA, LESLIE, 875 PENNSYLVANIA AVE APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
US ARMY CORPS OF ENGRS, 26 FEDERAL PLAZA CENAN PAO, NEW YORK, NY, 10278
UTZ, CHARLES, 156 WHEELDON DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14616
VACANTE, DOMINIC, 7120 COLONIAL RD, BROOKLYN, NY, 11209
VADNAIS, MADISON, 42 D PENNWOOD DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14625
VALDES FAM TST, 11 MILTON AVE STE 3, HIGHLAND, NY, 12528
VALDEZ, AANIJA, 463 E 86 TH ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
VALDEZ, LUIS, 2679 DECATUR AVE APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10458
VALDEZ, THALIA, 2196 LARCH ST, WANTAGH, NY, 11793
VALDEZ, XIARA, 30 AVE V APT 7 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11223
VALENTI, LOUIS, 107 FRANKLIN PL, MASSAPEQUA, NY, 11758
VALENTIN, OLIVA, 1982 CRUGER AVE, BRONX, NY, 10462
VALERIO, PAUL, 938 DANA AVE, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11580
VALLE, FABIO, 229 W 60 TH ST APT 21 P, NEW YORK, NY, 10023
VALLEJO, JOSTIN,
955 E 181 ST, BRONX, NY, 10460 VALLEJO KIYOSHI
592 E 141 ST APT 1 D, BRONX, NY, 10454
VAN DYKE, FRED, 669 DENISE RD APT 12, ROCHESTER, NY, 14616
VAN ETTEN, BRENDA, 13 YORK ST APT A, SARATOGA SPGS, NY, 12866
VAN ROOYEN, TAMMY, 720 NORTHERN BLVD, GREENVALE, NY, 11548
VAN, ZAK, 35 BROADWAY APT 2 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
VANCE, LATAYE, 242-01 N CONDUIT AVE, ROSEDALE, NY, 11422
VANDEWINCKEL, HEIDI.
7 ARDENDALE RD, E NORTHPORT, NY, 11731
VANEK, CHERYL, 964 CEDARHURST ST, VALLEY STREAM, NY, 11581
VANGULDEN, MARGARET, 200 MELANIE DR, E MEADOW, NY, 11554
VARGAS, ELIZABETH, 1231 FULTON AVE
APT 1 E, BRONX, NY, 10456
VARGAS, JEILEEN, 440 WATKINS ST APT 6 H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
VARGAS, JUSNICOLE, 2720 CURTIS ST APT 1 S T FL, QUEENS, NY, 11369
VARGAS, ROBERT, 2337 WALTON AVE APT 3 F, BRONX, NY, 10466
VASQUEZ, SAUL, 53 S EVERGREEN DR, SELDEN, NY, 11784
VATCH, MICHAEL, 14725 68 TH AVE, FLUSHING, NY, 11367
VAUGHN, ELAINE, 24108 NEWHALL AVE, ROSEDALE, NY, 11422
VAUGHN, KENNETH, 18 POPLAR DR, SMITHTOWN, NY, 11787
BROOKLYN NY 11238 APT 14 N, BROOKLYN, NY, 11238
VEACH, CARRIE, 4676 ALBANY POST RD APT 12 C2, HYPR PARK, NY, 12538
VEIRA, RACHEL, 103-10 130 TH ST APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11436
VELAZQUEZ, ALEXANDER,
VELEZ, ALEXI, 365 THATFORD AVE APT 7 QFL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
VELEZ, MIKAYLA, 308 E 145TH ST APT 8E, BRONX, NY, 10451
VELTRI, SAMANTHA, 430 HUNTER ST, MAMARONECK, NY, 10543
VENTURA XON, TOMAS, 2630 BENSON AVE RM 386, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
VERA, DIEGO, 511 W 179 ST APT B SMT, NEW YORK, NY, 10033
VERDI, THOMAS, 12 CATSKILL AVE, RENSSELAER, NY, 12144
VERITY, ANGELA, L, 1 OGDEN RD, CARMEL, NY, 10512
VERNON, BENJAMIN, 221 AMBERGATE RD, SYRACUSE, NY, 13214
VERNON, NICHOLAS, PO BOX 199, NINEVEH, NY, 13813
VESTAL, HARLEIGH, 21 ANNEE LN APT 5, FREEVILLE, NY. 13068
VICTOR, JONATHAN, 37-77 103 RD ST APT 2 F, CORONA, NY, 11368
VIDALS, JOCELINE, 1171 ELDER AVE APT B1, BRONX, NY, 10472
VIET, QUOC, 35-35 156 ST, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
VILCA, SKYE, 104 QUEVIC DR, SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY, 12866
VILLA, BYRON, PO BOX 2563, PEEKSKILL, NY, 10566
VILLALBA, ENRIQUE, 121 PLEASANT GROVE RD #601, ITHACA, NY, 14850
VILLANUEVA, KEXY, 2311 CROTONA AVE APT 7, BRONX, NY, 10458
VINCENTI, ROBERT, 443 PIPE STAVE
VIRTUE HERMAN, CHRISTIE, 2731 NARATH CT, YORKTOWN HTS, NY, 10598
VITALE, EDWARD, PO BOX 114 VEGA MT RD, DENVER, NY, 12421
VITIELLO, JOSEPH, 3 LIBERTY SQUARE MALL, STONY POINT, NY, 10980
VOGEL, JOHN, 187 A VANDENBURGH
VOLPE, LISA, 132 BLACKHEATH RD, LIDO BEACH, NY, 11561
VOORHEES, NICOLE, PO BOX 101, RETSOF, NY, 14539
VOROS, CATHLEEN, 71 E MAIN ST, AVON, NY, 14414
VOSBURGH, JOANN, 34 CEDARBROOK CRIS. WHITESBORO, NY 12402
230 NEW PALTZ RD, HIGHLAND, NY, 12528
WADE, ANNALISA, 100-38 FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11429
WADE, ASHLEY, L, 73 FOREST DR, HYDE PARK, NY, 12538
WADE, BRION, 240 W 129 TH ST APT 4 A, MANHATTAN, NY, 10027
WAGGONER, TESS, 313 HANCOCK ST 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
WAGNER, CHRISTINE,
9115 RED HILL RD, NEW HARTFORD, NY, 13413
WESTBURY, NY, 11590
WAGNER, KIMBERLY, 211 GORDON AVE,
WALKER, ALI, 1454 GRAND CONCOURSE APT 4 H, BRONX, NY, 10457
WALKER, ALLEGRA, 1454 GRAND
CONCOURSE APT 4 H, BRONX, NY, 10457
WALKER, AMANDA, 426 WILLETT ST, BUFFALO, NY, 14206
WALKER, AMIR, 165 ST MARKS PL APT 1 5 H, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10301
WALKER, ASSURBORN,
126 STEWART CT, SYRACUSE, NY, 13202
BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
WALKER, KEARA, 2932 THROOP AVE APT 2, BRONX, NY, 10462
WALKER, KEONA, 3528 KINGLAND AVE, BRONX, NY, 10469
WALLACH, FRAN, 28 HIDDEN GLEN RD, SCARSDALE, NY, 10583
WALLNER, ESTELLE, 6700 192 ND ST APT 1901, FRESH MEADOWS, NY, 11365
WALLS, BREANNA, 3576 DEKALB AVE APT 6 K, BRONX, NY, 10467
WALSH, DEVIN, 36 HARTSDALE RD, CARMEL, NY, 10512
WALSH, JOAN, 2098 FREDERICK
DOUGLASS BLVD UNIT 4, NEW YORK, NY, 10026
WALSH, NOLAN, 10 MONTEITH ST APT 473, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
WALTERS, LEEYAH, 89-64 SPRINGFIELD BLVD, QUEENS, NY, 11427
WALTERS, PATRICK, 834 PARK PL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11216
WALTERS, SHARHEA, 621 MEAD ST, BRONX, NY, 10460
WALTI, BRETT, 6053 MINOA RD, KIRKVILLE, NY, 13082
WANG, HAIJUN, 149 17 HAWTHORNE AVE, QUEENS, NY, 11355
WANG, JESSICA, 5653 UTOPIA PKWY, QUEENS, NY, 11365
WANG, KAI, 726 55 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
WANG, TIFFANY, 14010 FRANKLIN AVE APT B30, QUEENS, NY, 11355
WARAICH, AHMAD, 2086 E 26 ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11229
WARD, ANDREW, 131 MATHEWS AVE, UTICA, NY, 13502
WARREN, ASHLEY, 417 HART ST APT 2 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
WARREN, LISA, 662 RIVER RD, SCHODACK LANDING, NY, 12156
WATANABE, KOJI, 255 PATROON CREEK
426 MAIN ST #31, BEACON, NY, 12508
117-19 239 TH ST, ELMONT, NY, 11003 WATSON, CARLY, E,
332 SUNSET DR, CORNING, NY, 14830
WAYNE, HAKIM, 1400 E NEW YORK 5 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
WEAVER, ANGELA, 753 E 45 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11203
WEBSTER, HENRY, 5465 LINCOLN POND RD, ELIZABETHTOWN, NY, 12932
WEBSTER, MARSHALL, 44 MEETING HOUSE RD, PAWLING, NY, 12564
WEEKS, COLIN, 315 DAVIS RD, GLEN AUBREY, NY, 13777
WEI, YINGXIANG, 236 MULBERRY ST APT 8, NEW YORK, NY, 10012
WEINGARTEN, BORUCH, 1517 UNION ST FL 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11213
WEINSTOCK, NAAMA, 99 TIOGA AVE, ATLANTIC BCH, NY, 11509
WEISER, YEHUDIS, 1933 64 TH ST.
WEISH, SABRIYAH, 150-43 75 TH AVE 2 G, QUEENS, NY, 11367
WEISHAHN, STEFANIE,
11 BROADWAY RM 17332, NEW YORK, NY, 10004
WEISS, ADEENA, 1416 GRANADA PL, FAR ROCKAWAY, NY, 11691
WEISS, CHARLENE, 626 AVE H, BROOKLYN, NY, 11230
WEISS, DAVID, 2 MOUNTAIN RD UNIT 301, MONROE, NY, 10950
COMMACK, NY, 11725
WEISS, LEAH, 3 PAKSH PL UNIT 102,
MONROE, NY, 10950
WELLS, VERONICA, 25 OLD ANVIL LN, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
WENDERSKI, ZANE, 355 COUNTRYSIDE LN, ORCHARD PARK, NY, 14127
WENDT, MARY, 1160 5 TH AVE APT 205, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
WENG, DAN, 446 59 TH ST APT 3 F, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
WENG, XIUMI, 84 GARY CT, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10314
WERCBERGER, JOEL, 103 DIVISION AVE, BROOKLYN, NY, 11249
WERLAU, PAIGE, 91 SEVEN OAKS LN, BREWSTER, NY, 10509
WERNER, WILLIAM, 10 MONTIETH ST #536, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206
WERTHEIMER, CHAYA D, 240 PENN ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
WEST, JUSTIN, 164-16 115 TH AVE APT 2, QUEENS, NY, 11434
WEST, KOWAIN, 419 W 17 TH ST_APT 21 G, NEW YORK, NY, 10011
WESTER, HUNTER, 46 MILL ST, NUNDA, NY, 14517
WETTSTEIN, JOSCELYN, 10332 FOURTH ARMORED DIV DR. FORT DRUM, NY 13603
WHALEN, DAVID, 24 A SAND HILL DR, S GLENS FALLS, NY. 12803
WHEATLEY, TERRY, 1087 WILLMOHR ST APT 1 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11212
WHEATON, TODD, 1450 LYELL AVE STE 5, ROCHESTER, NY, 14606
WHIPPLE, GEORGE, 9339 MAIN ST, TABERG, NY, 13471
WHITAKER, JUSTIN, 100 STEUBEN ST APT 2 B. BROOKLYN, NY, 11205
WHITE, AMELIA, 240 E SHORE RD APT 211, GREAT NECK, NY, 11023
WHITE, CHRISTIAN, 102 NICHOLAS AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10302
WHITE, CORLISS, 311 MINNESOTA AVE, BUFFALO, NY, 14215
WHITE, COSTELLA, 2020 GRAND
CONCOURSE #28, BRONX, NY, 10457
HEMLOCK, NY, 14476
WHITEFRIARS EAST, 26 E 93 RD ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10128
WHITMORE, ELIZABETH, 604 2 ND ST, MAMARONECK, NY, 10543
WHITNEY, BURLEW, 211-48 99 TH AVE, QUEENS VILLAGE, NY, 11429
WHITNEY, KIM, M, 10 TERRY CIR, PLEASANT VALLEY, NY, 12569
690 BECK ST APT 1, BRONX, NY, 10455
DUANESBURG, NY, 12056
WIENECKE, WILLIAM, L, 25 W DR, MAUGRAD, NY 1054
WIESELTHIER, AMROM,
87 W CHURCH ST UNIT 2, SPRING VALLEY, NY, 10977
WIKE, RANDALL, H, 313 TORRANCE AVE, VESTAL, NY, 13850
WILDER, DASHELLE, 829 E 226 TH ST, BRONX, NY, 10466
WILDOW, TIMOTHY, 324 ALVERSTONE WAY, WEST HENRIETTA, NY, 14586
WILEY, CRYSTAL, 1408 WEBSTER AVE APT 10 G. BRONX, NY, 10456
WILKENSON, ISIS, 1345 DEKALB AVE APT 2 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
WILKS, JASON, 2635 GRANDVIEW PL, ENDICOTT, NY, 13760
2769 STATE RTE 5 AND 20, STANLEY, NY, 14561
WILLIAM, JEFF,
178-40 146 RD, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
WILLIAMS, AALIYAH, 22 BAILEY PL APT P/H, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10303
WILLIAMS, CARL, 560 BROOKE AVE, BRONX, NY, 10455
WILLIAMS, CECIL, 394 MONROE ST,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11221
WILLIAMS, DARIEL,
148 HALLOCK LANDING RD, ROCKY POINT, NY, 11778
WILLIAMS, EUGENE, 2 B COMMERCE PL, ISLIP TERRACE, NY, 11752
WILLIAMS, GARY, 3 TELEGRAPH ST #35 R, BINGHAMTON, NY. 13903
WILLIAMS, JASON, 604 3 RD AVE,
WILLIAMS, MOHAGANY, 2156 LINDEN BLVD APT 13 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11207
12714 SIDWAY PL, JAMAICA, NY, 11434
635 E 211 ST APT 4 E, BRONX, NY, 10467
BUFFALO, NY, 14208
WILLIAMS, SYNIAH, 65-81 PARSONS BLVD APT 2G, QUEENS, NY, 11365
WILLIAMS, TYLER, 1736 S MAIN ST, NICHOLS, NY, 12812
WILLIAMS, TYRELL, 1158 W BELDEN AVE APT 1, SYRACUSE, NY, 13204
WILLIAMS, VICTORIA, 1286 NY-70, HUNT, NY, 14846
WILLIAMS-BELL, DANIELLE, 26 LIBERTY CORNERS RD, PINE ISLAND, NY, 10969
WILLIAMSON, SHEMAR, 576 E 92 ND ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11236
WILLIS, JESSICA, 4086 HILL AVE, BRONX, NY, 10466
WILLIS, JOLENE, 215 BEACH 126 TH ST, BELLE HARBOR, NY, 11694
WILLIS, PAMELA, 292 MAPLE ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225
RANDALL AVE APT 5 E, BRONX, NY, 10473 WILSON GENTLES, JELANI.
WILSON, BRANDON, 21 PINETREE RD 7195, WESTBURY, NY, 11590
WILSON, CHARLES, 133 FIELDWOOD DR, ROCHESTER, NY, 14609
WILSON, JOHN, 21-23 EXCHANGE ST 01-5 G, BINGHAMTON, NY, 13901
WILSON, SHAMAL, 955 CAULDWELL AVE APT 2 F, BRONX, NY, 10456
WILSON, VERONICA, 4120 HUTCHINSON RIVER PKWY E 17 E, BRONX, NY, 10475
WILTON, JOSEPHINE, 700 PLEASANT VIEW DR, LANCASTER, NY, 14086
WINSLOW, DOLORES, 8 SUNSET CT #1051, ATHENS, NY, 12015
WINSTON, SERENA, 4236 BRONXWOOD
WINTER, TALI, 12 THORNGROVE LN, DIX HILLS, NY, 11746
WOHLFORD, LEANNE, 539 W 112 TH ST APT 6 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
WOLF, NOLAN, 1133 WARBURTON AVE 510 N, YONKERS, NY, 10701
WOLLEN, RILEY, 588 CARROLL ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11215
WOMACK, FREDERICK, 822 CALVERT ST, ROME, NY, 13440
WONG, CORTNEY, 3 MACY RD, BRIARCLIFF MANOR, NY, 10510
WONG, EMILY, 1047 SIMPSON ST APT H OUSE, BRONX, NY, 10459
WOO, YONGJOO, 42 W 96 TH ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
WOOD, TIFFANY, 154 RYE HILL RD,
WOODBURY, SERIYAH,
WOODMAN, JEREMY, 104 WALL ST, AUBURN, NY, 13021
WOODS, ADAM, 306 W 78 TH ST APT 5 A, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
WORDEN, JONATHAN, 254 ATLANTIC AVE, SLOAN, NY, 14212
WOROBOFF, MARIELLE, 201 W 74 TH ST APT 8 G. NEW YORK, NY, 10023
WRANA, DAKOTA, 127 OWASCO ST, AUBURN, NY, 13021
WREN, SUZANNE, 556 2 ND ST APT 4 R, BROOKLYN, NY 11215
WRIGHT, CHYNA, 2999 FREDERICK
NY, 10039
WRIGHT, LAKEISHA, 2654 MARION AVE APT 5 F S, BRONX, NY, 10458 WRIGHT, LAKENYA, 478 VAN DUZER ST APT E3, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10304
WROBEL, MELISSA, 450 BURT STUNIT 160, SYRACUSE, NY, 13202
WU, KALVIN, 59 MALLORY AVE, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10305
WU, QIFEN, 739 68 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220
WU, XING ZHENG, 2971 FREDERICK
DOUGLASS BLVD APT 13E, MANHATTAN, NY, 10039
WU, XUXIN, 1419 111 TH ST FL 1, COLLEGE POINT, NY, 11356
WU, YUQING, 8420 GRAND AVE, ELMHURST, NY. 11373
WU, ZACHARY, 58-28 138 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11355
WUESTENHOEFER, HAROLD, 844
NEPPERHAN AVE, YONKERS, NY, 10703
WUESTENHOEFER, MICHAEL, 844
WYCHE, CHERYL, 2249 MORRISE AVE APT A9, BRONX, NY, 10453
WYNTER, DORRELL, 629 E 95 TH,
XELO, JASMINE, 1832 126 ST COLLEGE
POINT NY APT 1 FL, QUEENS, NY, 11356
XIA, DEREK, 2217 146 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11357
XIE, JASON, 7304 183 RD ST, QUEENS, NY, 11366
XIE, ZHI LONG, 140-70 ASH AVE APT 201, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
XINFANG, ZHANG, 14-25 128 TH ST
FLUSHING, NEW YORK, NY, 11356
YAKIN, ROBERT, PO BOX 84, BETHEL, NY, 12720
YAMADA, YOKO, 1221 AVE OF THE
AMERICAS FL 17, NEW YORK, NY, 10020
YAMADA, YUJI, 780 3 RD AVE FL 42, NEW YORK, NY, 10017
YAMAGISHI, ANGELINE, 275 GREENWICH ST 9 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10007
YAMANTUONO, DANNY, 96 W GRAND ST, PALATINE, NY, 13428 YAMATANI, MOMIJI, 101-01 67 DR APT 2 K, FOREST HILLS, NY, 11375
220 5 TH AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 YANBASTL NAIL
GOLDEN ST, NEW YORK, NY, 10001 YANDAMURI, SRINIVAS,
88 VALIMAR CT, WHITE PLAINS, NY, 10603 YANG, QIAO, 42-65 KISSENA BLVD 207, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
YANG, TONY, 227-20 64 TH AVE APT 1, QUEENS, NY, 11364
YAZICI, GULNIHAL, 243 HILLTOP DR,
YE, BIN, 13814 58 TH RD, FLUSHING, NY, 11355
YE, JIANTAO, 14307 POPLAR AVE
FLUSHING NY, QUEENS, NY, 11355
YEASMEEN, AFSANA, 4109 15 TH AVE APT D1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
YEBOAH, AHMED, 2855 CLAFLIN AVE APT 3 G, BRONX, NY, 10468
YEE, FRANK, 20919 27 TH AVE, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360
YEE, STEVEN, 8391 GLEN EAGLE DR,
YEPSEN, LAURA, 152 S 2 ND ST APT 3, BROOKLYN, NY, 11211
YOKOYAMA, RYO, 808 COLUMBUS AVE APT 14 B, NEW YORK, NY, 10025
YOO, KENNETH, 200 W 90 TH ST 6 F, NEW YORK, NY, 10024
YOUDON, TSERING, 9234 LAMONT AVE APT 1 S T FL, QUEENS, NY, 11373
YOUNG, CORNELIA, 8114 QUEENS BLVD
YOUNG, DANIEL, 109-63 CENTREVILLE ST, QUEENS, NY, 11417
YOUNGS, BONNIE, 204 GENESEE ST APT 10, AUBURN, NY, 13021
YOURNET, FRANK, 85-29 90 ST, WOODHAVEN, NY, 11421 YU, LIFANG, 205 AVE C APT 14 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10009
YU, YAN, 973 64 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11219
YUAN, LISA, 2 BAY CLUB DR APT 6 K, BAYSIDE, NY, 11360
YUAN, YUGANG, 10 HARRIET TUBMAN DR, MIDDLETOWN, NY, 10940
YULKE, SANDRA, 419 E 57 TH ST APT 13 C, NEW YORK, NY, 10022
5735 ECLIPSE DR, JAMESVILLE, NY, 13078 YUNGA. EMILY.
60-17 60 TH DR APT 2 F, QUEENS, NY, 11378 YURINA STEVEN 22 GREENBIDGE ST
YURYEV, JESSICA, 226 FREEBORN ST, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306
ZACKIEWICZ, MAGDA, 13 CLIFFORD PL 1 R, BROOKLYN, NY, 11222
ZAFARMEHR, YEHOSHUA, 1122 E 28 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11210
332 HORSESHOE LN, VESTAL, NY, 13850
60 WILLOW LN, STATEN ISLAND, NY, 10306 ZAMBRANO, NELLY.
2877 PHILIP AVE APT 2 B, BRONX, NY, 10465 ZANE, JOSEPH,
11 BRÍSTOL DR, PLEASANT VLY, NY, 12569
715 NOBLE AVE APT 6 B, BRONX, NY, 10473
ZARZECKA, LAURA, 320 W 38 TH ST APT
526 HAMILTON ST#, ALBANY, NY, 12203
PORT WASHINGTON, NY, 11050
ZELLARS, AUDREY, 44 CHURCH ST,
GRANVILLE, NY, 12832
ZEMMOUR, JULI, 27 ATLANTIC AVE, EAST MORICHES, NY, 11940
ZENELAJ, ERNILA, 64-41 CATALPA AVE, RIDGEWOOD, NY, 11385
ZENG, ANDREW, 139-15 83 RD AVE APT 418, QUEENS, NY, 11435
ZENG, LIN, 325 N END AVE, NEW YORK, NY, 10282
ZEPHIR, PIERRE, 681 OCEAN AVE APT F5, BROOKLYN, NY, 11226
ZERPA, SERGIO, 75 W STAPT 5 L,
ZHANG, EDDIE, 50 E 98 TH ST #3-I, NEW YORK, NY, 10029
ZHANG, FRANK, 112 OLD FIELD RD, SETAUKET, NY, 11733
ZHANG, FÚ, 2515 COLLEGE POINT BLVD, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
ZHANG, JOSHEN, 35 BAY 13 TH ST, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214
ZHANG, LEI, 21 COLGATE DR, BARDONIA, NY, 10954
ZHANG, LINGXIN, 1233 YORK AVE APT 6 J, NEW YORK, NY, 10065
ZHANG, LUCY, 30-01 149 ST, FLUSHING, NY, 11354
ZHANG, MENGJIAO, 211-48 99 TH AVE,
ZHANG, SARAH, 100 W 31 ST APT 42 G,
ZHANG, ZIYUE, 56 SAINT MARKS PL APT 7
146-08 25 TH RD FLUSHING NY 113,
ZHAO, GUOYI, 605 W 42 ND ST APT 19 B,
ZHAO, JIAN HUA, 5720 KISSENA BLVD,
ZHAO, JIAN ZHEN, 1733 65 TH ST,
BROOKLYN, NY, 11204
1960 65 ST APT 2, BROOKLYN, NY, 11204 ZHENG. BERNICE
144-96 37 TH AVE APT 1 ST F LOOR,
QUEENS, NY, 11354
ZHENG, DAVID, 1955 2 ND AVE APT 4 B, MANHATTAN, NY, 10029 ZHENG, NATALIE, 7516 177 TH ST, QUEENS, NY, 11366 ZHENI PARDEN, 1950 10 ELDER AVE 6 PT K, QUEENS, NY, 11355 ZHENG, XIMEI, 562 47 TH ST L 2 ND, BROOKLYN, NY, 11220 ZHINGRI DUCHITANGA, ANDY, 65 FORT WASHINGTON AVE APT 52, NEW YORK, NY, 10032 ZHINGRI DUCHITANGA, JORDAN, 65 FORT WASHINGTON AVE APT 52, NEW YORK, NY, 10032 ZHOU, JEFFREY, 54 BOERUM ST APT 8 J, BROOKLYN, NY, 11206 ZHU, ENYU, 8313 21 AVE APT 1 FL, BROOKLYN, NY, 11214 ZHU, JUNPING, 556 DAHILL RD APT 2 E, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218 ZIEGLER, DOUGLAS, H, 20 DAVIS RD, SALT POINT, NY, 12578 ZILLMER, LESLEE, 3383 S ST, CLINTON, NY, 13323 ZISES, AARON, 305 E 86 TH ST APT 11 JW, NEW YORK, NY, 10028 ZISIKI RODCHEL, 551 BROOKLYN AVE APT 1 B, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225 ZISSIS, CHRIS, 53 HARVEY LN, SPENCERPORT, NY, 14559 ZITZMANN, CRAIG, 23 BEACON AVE APT 1 A, ALBANY, NY, 12203 ZIV, ORIA, 8120 CHEVY CHASE ST, JAMACAJA, NY, 11432 ZODDA KERI, 11 WHALERS CV, BABYLON, NY, 11702 ZOLLO, MICHAEL, 738 BLUE MOUNTARD RD, SAUGERTIES, NY, 12477 ZOOK, HENRY, 135 CHESTNIP RIDGE RD, CHERRY VALLEY, NY, 13320 ZU, SHIYAN, 5 JULIA CIR, DIX HILLS, NY, 11746 ZUECH, SYDNEY, 8308 RTE 98, FRANKLINVILLE, NY, 14737 ZUGAJEWICZH, ANTHONY, 27 SANTAPOGUE CT, WEST BABYLON, NY, 11704
ZUR MAGEN, ESTHER, 1442 72 ND DR, QUEENS, NY, 11367 ZURBRICK, PATRICIA, 8825 STATE RD, COLDEN, NY, 14033 ZWETSCH, TINA, 7 CAMDEN ST, ROCHESTER, NY, 14612 ZYSLIN, ESTHER, 446 KINGSTON AVE APT A 22, BROOKLYN, NY, 11225 ZZAMAN, KAMRU, 320 E 7 TH ST FL 1, BROOKLYN, NY, 11218
A REPORT OF UNCLAIMED AMOUNTS OF MONEY OR OTHER PROPERTY HELD OR OWING WILL BE MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK PURSUANT TO SECTION 302 OF THE ABANDONED PROPERTY LAW OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK AND THAT A LISTING OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE ENTITLED IS ON FILE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION AT 505 N 7TH STREET, SL-MO-T6AP, ST. LOUIS, MO 63101. SUCH UNCLAIMED FUNDS WILL BE PAID BY US ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31, 2026 TO PERSONS ESTABLISHING TO OUR SATISFACTION THEIR RIGHT TO RECEIVE THE SAME.
ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10, 2026, SUCH FUNDS STILL REMAINING UNCLAIMED WILL BE PAID TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. UPON SUCH PAYMENT, THIS COMPANY SHALL NO LONGER BE LIABLE FOR THE PROPERTY.
APP FORCE ONE LLC 82 OLD FARM RD SOUTH PLEASANTVILLE, NY 10570 BAILEY, SAMANTHA 1197 ELINOR RD HEWLETT, NY 11557 BARANKEWICZ, DEANNA 17 BONNIE BRAE AVE GRANITE SPRINGS, NY 10527 BARRIENTOS, JACQUELINE 180 S MIDDLE NECK RD APT 3F GREAT NECK, BRUNO, GUERLY 2 DUTCH LANE APT 3B SPRING VALLEY, NY 10977 CHASE, JEREMY 5 CHURCH ST GRANITE SPRINGS, NY 10527 CHASES, PHILIPPE 160 W 62ND ST APT 21E NEW YORK, NY 10023 COVINO, KATHLEEN 10 W GLEN AVENUE PORT CHESTER, NY 10573 EPPS, OLGA 560 WARBURTON AVE APT 6B YONKERS, NY 10701 GADSON, BETTY 147 OLD TARRYTOWN ROAD WHITE PLAINS, NY 10603 HUGO, SAMUEL 240 CENTRAL STREET NY 10019 GOODWIN, PAULA 660 E 242ND ST #41 BRONX, NY 10470 HUHN, LAURA 165-14 72ND AVE FRESH MEADOWS, NY 11365 KESHARWANI, RAMYA 106 VALENTINE PL APT 612 ITHACA, NY 14850 LIFF, MARISSA 500 CARROLL STREET 5B BROOKLYN, NY 11215 LUBRANO, GIANNA 216 ROOSEVELT AVENUE MINEOLA, NY 11501 NADDEO, DIANE 180 S CONGER AVE CONGERS, NY 10920 NEEL-EVERETT, JODY-ANN 24-59 COLLIER AVE FAR ROCKAWAY, NY 11691 NY 11021 O'BRIEN, MARY 30 JACKSON DR STONY POINT, NY 10980 PENEER, LUPIN 87 COLUMBIA ST #5-F NEW YORK, NY 10002 ORTEGA BJOS, JOSE 518 DRYDEN AD PRT AIG ITHACA, NY 14850 RODRIGUEZ CAMACHO, LUIS 128 VETERANS PL APT B ITHACA, NY 14850 RODRIGUEZ, DORIS 2519 LACONIA AVENUE BRONX, NY 10469 RUSSO, ANN 120 PARK AVE FL 6 NEW YORK, NY 10017 RYAN, LIAM 34 GRIFFITH PLACE PEARL RIVER, NY 10965 SAINI, PRERNA 117 VETERAN'S PL UT F ITHACA, NY 14850 SHENOUDA, SOLIMAN 416 BENEDICT AVE APT 2F TARRYTOWN, NY 10591 THE TIMOTHY D' O'LEARY LIVING TRUST 99 WOODCREST AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 RIPURUENI. KHARA HARI 100 FAIRVIEW SQ APT 3N ITHACA, NY 14850 TRAVEN, LUCIA 16 CEDAR STREET APT 6 YONKERS, NY 10701 TYOLINDA 1058 IRISH SETTLEMENT RD CANTON, NY 13617 WANPEN, PANANGSIRI 200 WEST 60TH ST APT 5D NEW YORK, NY 10023 WONG,WAI LOK 3268 37TH STREET UT B ASTORIA, NY 11103
A REPORT OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY HAS BEEN MADE TO THE COMP TROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, PURSUANT TO SECTION 301 OF THE ABANDONED PROPERTY LAW. A LIST OF THE NAMES CONTAINED IN SUCH NOTICE IS ON FILE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION AT THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF THE CREDIT UNION, LOCATED AT 2500 WESTCHESTER AVENUE, SUITE 113 PURCHASE, NEW YORK 10577, WHERE SUCH ABANDONED PROPERTY IS PAYABLE. SUCH ABANDONED PROPERTY WILL BE PAID ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 31 NEXT TO PERSONS ESTABLISHING TO ITS SATISFACITIE THEIR RIGHT TO RECEIVE THE SAME. IN THE SUCCEEDING NOVEMBER, AND ON OR BEFORE THE TENTH DAY THEREOF, SUCH UNCLAIMED PROPERTY WILL BE PAID TO THE COMP TROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, AND SHALL THEREUPON CEASE TO BE LIABLE, THEREFORE.
1700 AVENUE OF THE STATES, SUITE 301, LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701.
TTHE FOLLOWING PERSONS OR ENTITIES APPEAR FROM THE RECORDS OF FIRST COMMERCE BANK TO BE ENTITLED TO SUCH UNCLAIMED PROPERTY:
ADORN STERLING CORP — LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 187 RODNEY STREET, BROOKLYN, NY 11211
ABRAHAM FARKAS — LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 8 HAYES CT. MONROE, NY 10950 DAVID FARKAS — LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 263 CLASSON AVE., BROOKLYN, NY 11205
GOLDY FARKAS — LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 473 PARK AVE., BROOKLYN, NY 11211 RAIZEL FARKAS — LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 8 HAYES CT. MONROE, NY 10950
PERSONS CLAIMING AN INTEREST IN THE ABOVE-REFERENCED PROPERTY SHOULD CONTACT FIRST COMMERCE BANK AT 1700 AVENUE OF THE STATES, SUITE 301, LAKEWOOD, NJ 08701, OR BY TELEPHONE AT 732-364-0032, AND ESTABLISH TO THE SATISFACTION OF FIRST COMMERCE BANK THEIR RIGHT TO RECEIVE SUCH PROPERTY.
CLAIMS SHOULD BE SUBMITTED TO FIRST COMMERCE BANK ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 1, 2026. AFTERNOVEMBER 1, 2026, INQUIRIES REGARDING THIS PROPERTY SHOULD BE DIRECTED TO THE NEW YORK STATE COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS BY TELEPHONE AT 1-800-221-9311 OR (518) 270-2200, BY EMAIL AT NYSOUF@OSC.STATE.NY.US, OR BY MAIL AT 110 STATE STREET, ALBANY, NY 12236.
UNCLAIMED FUNDS
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS APPEAR FROM OUR RECORDS TO BE ENTITLED TO UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CONSISTING OF CASH AMOUNTS OF (\$50) OR MORE:
CGCM LARGE CAPITALIZATION VALUE EQUITY FUND - HGK ASSET MANAGEMENT 2000 WESTCHESTER AVE PURCHASE NY 10577 CGCM LARGE CAP EQUITY FUND - WESTFIELD CAPITAL MANAGEMENT 2000 WESTCHESTER AVE PURCHASE NY 10577
WARBURG PINCUS EMERGING MARKETS II 153 E 53RD ST FL 58 NEW YORK NY 10022
WINDSOR FOUNDATION 38 WINDSOR ST ROCHESTER NY 14605
PIMCO 1633 BROADWAY NEW YORK, NY 10019
THE MONROE FUND OF THE SUPER GLOBAL INVESTMENT TRUST
140 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10005-110899
ESTATE OF ANTHONY R. SANDERS PUTNEY, TWOMBLY, HALL & HIRSON
521 FIFTH AVE FLOOR 10 NEW YORK NY 10175
JAMES M. SALAH TUA DTD 8/9/2001 AS 140 BROADWAY NEW YORK NY 10005
A REPORT OF UNCLAIMED AMOUNTS OF MONEY OR OTHER PROPERTY HAS BEEN MADE TO THE STATE COMPTROLLER AND A LISTING OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING TO BE ENTITLED IS ON FILE AND OPEN TO PUBLIC INSPECTION AT BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN & CO. SUCH HELD AMOUNTS OF MONEY OR OTHER PROPERTY WILL BE PAID OR DELIVERED TO PROVEN ENTITLED PARTIES BY BROWN BROTHERS HARRIMAN & CO. THROUGH OCTOBER 31. ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10, ANY REMAINING UNCLAIMED MONIES OR OTHER PROPERTIES WILL BE PAID TO THE STATE COMPTROLLER.
NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING AS OWNERS OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY HELD BY
APPLE VALLEY, MN, 55124
The persons whose names and last known addresses are set forth below appear from the records of the above-named company to be entitled to abandoned property in amounts of fifty dollars (\$50.00) or more.
KEIMI NUNEZ 7623 85TH DR, WOODHAVEN NY 11421 ODIN GRINA 137 MENAHAN ST APT 2, BROOKLYN NY 11221
A REPORT OF UNCLAIMED FUNDS HAS BEEN MADE TO THE COMPROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK PURSUANT TO SECTION 302 OF THE ABANDONED PROPERTY LAW OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. A LIST OF THE NAMES OF THE PERSONS APPEARING FROM THE RECORDS OF THE SAID COMPANY TO BE ENTITLED THEREOF TO PREVENT THE PROPERTY OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, AS PROVIDED IN ANY manner IS NOTIFIED OR WITHOUT THE PROPERTY CORPORATION LOCATED AT 14985 GLAZIER AVENUE, APPLE VALLEY, MN., 55124 WHERE SUCH ABANDONED PROPERTY IS PAYABLE. SUCH UNCLAIMED FUNDS WILL BE PAID BY US ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 15, 2026 TO PERSONS ESTABLISHING TO OUR SATISFACTION THEIR RIGHT TO RECEIVE THE SAME. ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 10, 2026, ILLINOY SHALL NOT BE CLAIMED WILL BE PAID TO THE COMPROLLER OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. UPON SUCH PAYMENT, WINGS CREDIT UNION SHALL NO LONGER BE LIABLE FOR THE PROPERTY.

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NOTICE OF NAMES OF PERSONS APPEARING AS OWNERS OF CERTAIN UNCLAIMED PROPERTY HELD BY
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS APPEAR FROM OUR RECORDS TO BE ENTITLED TO UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CONSISTING OF CASH AMOUNTS OF FIFTY DOLLARS OR MORE:.
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RODRIGO AGUIRRE 40-29 GLEAN ST APT 1 ELMHURST, NY 11373
1479 E 15TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11230 ANASAE REALTY 707 WESTCHESTER AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 CHRISTOS ANTONOPOULOS 433 84TH ST BROOKLYN, NY 11209 ARNOLDS SERVICE STATION INC 1868 LINDEN BLVD BROOKLYN, NY 11207 RADEWATIE BARHAM
10330 106TH ST OZONE PARK, NY 11417 BADOL INC
39 FULTON ST DEER PARK, NY 11729 BAY CRANE SERVICE INC 11-02 43RD AVE LONG ISLAND CITY, NY 11101 BASHIR BIBI 126 BAY 25TH ST APT 3 BROKLYN ST, NY 11008 BILL LERNER FAMILY TRUST 107 W 13TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10011 NICOLE BLUMENSZTEIN 345 W 58TH ST NEW YORK, NY 10019 BRUCE BAKER SUPPLEMENTAL 1111 MARCUS AVE SUITE 107 LAKE SUCCESS, NY 11756 BERNADETTE BURG 45 OLD OAK LN APT D LEVITTOWN, NY 11756 GABRIELLA CAREY 245 E 54TH ST APT 5L NEW YORK, NY 10022 LINDA CHAO 45 WALTERS PL GREAT NECK, NY 11023 CHURB OF OUR LADY OF SORROWS 920 MAMAROCECK AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10605
CONGREGATION LEHASKIL INC 255 PENN ST BROOKLYN, NY 11211 CUB SCOUT PACK 489 59 7TH ST NEW HYDE PARK, NY 11040
DRUMMER FAMILY CRUT 5926 15TH AVE BROOKLIN, NY 11219 MELISSA DURLIAT 20 W 7TH ST 8A NEW YORK, NY 10024 ESTATE OF CARLOTTON CHARLES 141-31 WEST ST SPRINGSFIELD GARDENS, NY 11413 ESTATE OF NORMA GELFOND 707 WESTCHESTER AVE SUITE 107 WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 ESTATE OF WENDY GOTTLIEB 185 N 8TH ST APT 5H BROOKLIN, NY 11221 YECHEZKEL FRIEDMAN 1147 WEST CNTY BROOKLIN, NY 11219 FRIENDS OF JOHN MARGULIES 88 WALNUT ST LYNBROOK, NY 11563 GERNAT HOLDINGS INC 1015 E 24TH ST BROOKLIN, NY 11210 JACOB GINZBERG 460 NEPTUNE AVE APT 12B BROOKLIN, NY 11224 TONI GOODE 61 NOTTINGHAM DR MIDDLE ISLAND, NY 11953 GUOTHAM CHANDER V. LLC 432 PARKO LEA SV. NEW YORK, NY 10016 GRAND GATES RESIDENCE LLC 936 FULTON ST BROOKLIN, NY 11238 ISAAC HAJIBAI 26 PICCADILLY RD GREAT NECK, NY 11023 HARRISON REALTY II LLC 505 FLUSHING AVE BROOKLIN, NY 11205 HILDA M TAYLOR ESTATE GEORGE 74 YALAWAR CITY 7 MILBERRY ST APT 2R NEW YORK, NY 10013 HUDSON SURGICARE LLC 281 BROADWAY FL 2 NEW YORK, NY 10007 SUZANNE IAFRATTO 32 MOUNT MORRIS AVE WHITE PLAINS, NY 10604 IMITRADING USA INC 570 TH AVE NEW YORK, NY 10018 CHAIN JAROSLAMWIZC 588 KARSHIK KARSHIK BLOOKLIN, NY 11230 EILEEN JENSEN 2539 WASHINGTON BLVD NORTH BELLLMORE, NY 11710 JETHMALANI & NALLASETH PLCs 42 BROADWAY SUITE 1548 NEW YORK, NY 10004 JOHN AND THERESA MURNANE IRREVOCABLE TRUST 104 WETHERILL RD GARAGE ST LIMA 15330 SURAIYA KHATOON 73-12 150TH ST APT 2A FLUSHING, NY 11367 EDWARD KLOTKOWSKI 7029 69TH ST GLENDALE, NY 11385 Greta LAMSTER 100 BALDWIN RD HEMPSTEAD, NY 11550 LEX BRANDS LLC 15 HOLT DR STAR POINT, NY 10980 LINDIA TEJB IRREVOCABLE TRUST PO BOX 219 LAWRENCE, NY 11559 PAUL LISKA 1540 YORK AVE APT 10L NEW YORK, NY 10028 NICHOLAS LOQUERIGO 2146 GERRITSEN AVE BROOKLIN, NY 11229 MAYWOOD REALTY LLC 9 BARTLETT DR MONKEY, NY 10952
9 BARTLETT RD MONSEY, NY 10952 JULIE MEER 1 DOLPHIN GRN APT 2C PORT WASHINGTON, NY 11050
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| East | W | L | Pct. | GB |
| x-Indiana | 26 | 14 | .650 | — |
| x-Atlanta | 25 | 14 | .641 | $1\frac{1}{2}$ |
| x-Washington | 24 | 16 | .600 | 2 |
| x-Liberty | 24 | 16 | .600 | 2 |
| Chicago | 15 | 25 | .375 | 11 |
| Toronto | 11 | 28 | .282 | $14\frac{1}{2}$ |
| Connecticut | 10 | 29 | .256 | $15\frac{1}{2}$ |
| West | W | L | Pct. | GB |
| x-Minnesota | 31 | 8 | .795 | — |
| x-Golden State | 28 | 11 | .718 | 3 |
| x-Las Vegas | 27 | 13 | .675 | $4\frac{1}{2}$ |
| x-Dallas | 23 | 16 | .590 | 8 |
| Portland | 16 | 23 | .410 | 15 |
| Los Angeles | 14 | 25 | .359 | 17 |
| Phoenix | 13 | 26 | .333 | 18 |
| Seattle | 8 | 31 | .205 | 23 |
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Minnesota at Atlanta, 3pm Los Angeles at Seattle, 5pm Golden State at Portland, 7pm Connecticut at Dallas, 8:30pm
Chicago
| Min | FG | FT | O-Rb | A | PF | Pts | |
| Cloud | 20:47 | 6-8 | 1-2 | 0-0 | 1 | 2 | 14 |
| Stevens | 19:44 | 2-6 | 2-2 | 0-1 | 1 | 4 | 6 |
| Cardoso | 20:07 | 3-6 | 3-4 | 0-4 | 3 | 2 | 9 |
| Taylor | 18:55 | 4-14 | 3-6 | 1-3 | 1 | 3 | 13 |
| Vandersloot | 23:17 | 4-7 | 0-0 | 1-5 | 6 | 0 | 8 |
| Jaquez | 20:43 | 2-7 | 0-0 | 0-2 | 0 | 2 | 4 |
| Williams | 19:53 | 2-4 | 0-0 | 1-5 | 0 | 1 | 4 |
| Banham | 19:44 | 1-6 | 0-0 | 0-4 | 3 | 3 | 3 |
| Sheldon | 18:33 | 1-4 | 3-4 | 0-1 | 3 | 3 | 5 |
| Coulibaly | 13:24 | 0-4 | 0-0 | 0-4 | 0 | 3 | 0 |
| Maly | 4:53 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Totals | 200:00 | 25-66 | 12-18 | 3-29 | 18 | 23 | 66 |
Percentages: FG .379, FT .667. 3-point goals: 4-18, .222 (Taylor 2-6, Cloud 1-1, Banham 1-3, Vandersloot 0-1, Jaquez 0-2, Sheldon 0-2, Stevens 0-3). Team rebounds: 12. Team turnovers: None. Blocked shots: 5 (Cardoso 2, Coulibaly, Stevens, Vandersloot). Turnovers: 11 (Vandersloot 3, Taylor 2, Williams 2, Banham, Cardoso, Coulibaly, Sheldon). Steals: 4 (Banham, Cloud, Vandersloot, Williams). Technicals: None.
Liberty
| Min | FG | FT | O-Rb | A | PF | Pts | |
| Flebich | 29:29 | 3-6 | 3-4 | 0-4 | 3 | 4 | 11 |
| Stewart | 26:31 | 4-11 | 5-5 | 1-9 | 1 | 1 | 13 |
| Jones | 19:13 | 3-9 | 2-2 | 2-4 | 1 | 4 | 11 |
| Astier | 25:02 | 3-7 | 2-2 | 1-3 | 3 | 3 | 8 |
| Ionescu | 23:03 | 0-10 | 2-2 | 0-5 | 4 | 0 | 2 |
| Gardner | 23:31 | 5-8 | 0-0 | 0-3 | 1 | 4 | 11 |
| Allen | 19:07 | 2-5 | 0-0 | 1-7 | 2 | 1 | 6 |
| Xu | 17:28 | 6-8 | 5-5 | 3-5 | 1 | 1 | 19 |
| Fauthoux | 4:53 | 1-2 | 1-2 | 0-1 | 1 | 1 | 4 |
| Maley | 4:53 | 0-2 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Johannes | 3:31 | 0-2 | 0-0 | 0-1 | 0 | 1 | 0 |
| Carrera | 3:19 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 0-2 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Totals | 200:00 | 27-70 | 20-22 | 8-44 | 17 | 20 | 85 |
Percentages: FG .386, FT .909. 3-point goals: 11-27, .407 (Jones 3-7, Fiebich 2-3, Xu 2-3, Allen 2-4, Gardner 1-1, Fauthoux 1-2, Johannes 0-2, Stewart 0-2, Ionescu 0-3). Team rebounds: 7. Team turnovers: None. Blocked shots: 8 (Stewart 2, Xu 2, Astier, Gardner, Ionescu, Jones). Turnovers: 11 (Astier 3, Fiebich 2, Allen, Ionescu, Johannes, Jones, Maley, Stewart). Steals: 5 (Gardner 2, Stewart 2, Astier). Technicals: None.
| Chicago | 11 | 17 | 15 | 23 | - | 66 |
| Liberty | 21 | 21 | 18 | 25 | - | 85 |
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Four two-year-old races on the Sunday card including the opener. Ireland-bred SONGBIRD PRINCE debuts in the states for Morley. Johnny V on the Minzaal colt. LOUS ROOM argued the lead then tired at Colonial. M/L fave racing shorter for Weaver who gets Franco to ride. FOOLIN ran home 3rd on dirt. Quick switch to the grass for Pletcher. Santana on..blinkers on. And Carmouche rides the debuting FLOWLINE, a son of Olympiad for Gargan.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Songbird Prince(IRE),123 | J Velazquez | x-x-x | Morley | 6-1 |
| 2 | Mambo Jazz,123 | K Cecil | 3-x-x | Gutierrez | 30-1 |
| 3 | Foolin,123 | R Santana, Jr | 3-x-x | Pletcher | 2-1 |
| 4 | Flowline,123 | K Carmouche | x-x-x | Gargan | 3-1 |
| 5 | Fear No One,123 | R Silvera | x-x-x | Rodriguez | 15-1 |
| 6 | Cactus Closer,123 | J Alvarado | 7-x-x | Romans | 8-1 |
| 7 | Lou's Room,123 | M Franco | 4-x-x | Weaver | 9-5 |
| 8 | Dargham,123 | M Franco | x-x-x | Rice | 5-2 |
| 9 | Vapor Trail,123 | Rider TBA | 8-6-x | Friedman | 15-1 |

Look for TIGER TWENTY FOUR to rebound moving lower for Mott. Scored 2 back then a midpack 4th racing for 80k. PERFECT FORCE is 2 for 21 but a neck shy last out. Can pick up his elusive 3rd win off the Kantarmaci claim. Rider change to Franco. CELESTIAL GLAZE led, gave way racing a mile. Tightens to a sprint but he's 1 for 14 at this distance.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Tripp's Promise(L),122 | K Carmouche | 5-4-1 | Romans | 10-1 |
| 2 | Share the Ludt(L),126 | E Zayas | 6-7-2 | Giddings | 15-1 |
| 3 | Momentum Files(L),126 | C Elliott | 5-1-5 | Rodriguez | 6-1 |
| 4 | Gypsy Dreaming(L),126 | S Bridgmohan | 8-5-4 | Quick | 15-1 |
| 5 | Tiger Twenty Four(L),126 | J Alvarado | 4-1-7 | Mott | 4-5 |
| 6 | Perfect Force(L),126 | M Franco | 2-5-3 | Kantarmaci | 3-1 |
| 7 | Celestial Glaze(L),126 | R Santana, Jr | 5-6-3 | Rodriguez | 8-1 |

Two-year-olds making two turns on the turf. Ray Handal's KIPROS debuted 4th of 7 at this distance after a troubled start. Choice over first time starters CHAMPAGNE COAST (Mott/Zayas/Life Is Good), MAPPED (Pletcher/Castellano/Not This Time), TICKET TO FAME (Morley/Santana/Oscar Performance) and HETCH HETCHY (Clement/Franco/Munnings).
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Warrior At Heart,123 | E Zayas | 6-x-x | Beckman | 10-1 |
| 2 | Kipros,123 | D Davis | 4-x-x | Handal | 5-2 |
| 3 | Hetch Hetchy,123 | M Franco | x-x-x | Clement | 9-2 |
| 4 | Arequipe,123 | C Elliott | 9-3-x | Sano | 12-1 |
| 5 | Geneva Lake,123 | J Lezcano | 7-x-x | Proctor | 6-1 |
| 6 | Jackpot Jackie,123 | J Velazquez | 2-x-x | Pletcher | 6-1 |
| 7 | Ticket to Fame,123 | R Santana, Jr | x-x-x | Morley | 4-1 |
| 8 | Mapped,123 | J Castellano | x-x-x | Pletcher | 5-1 |
| 9 | Champagne Coast,123 | E Zayas | x-x-x | Mott | 3-1 |
| 10 | Squadron,123 | Rider TBA | x-x-x | Mott | 8-1 |
| 11 | Motawaali,123 | Rider TBA | 3-9-x | Mott | 7-2 |
| 12 | Gold On Black,123 | Rider TBA | 4-x-x | Mott | 4-1 |

A promising debut for MARIA LOUISE. Flashed speed and won by 2+ lengths. Well spotted for Pletcher, same distance. DONOR ADVISED races off the 13 month layoff for Chad Brown. Went 1 for 4 last year; 3rd at this distance prior to the break. RAGHBA moved lower and responded with a maiden breaker (12th start) at Finger Lakes. Won by a dozen+ lengths at odds of 1-5. Bigger price today. BOW DRAW showed 3rd at this level/ distance. Winner racing for 40k previously.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Raghba(L),126 | R Gutierrez | 1-7-2 | Pletcher | 12-1 |
| 2 | Golden Irish(L),126 | K Carmouche | 6-7-6 | LaRose | 12-1 |
| 3 | Fire Moon(L),126 | J Alvarado | 8-2-1 | DeVaux | 6-1 |
| 4 | Bow Draw(L),126 | D Davis | 3-1-2 | Rice | 4-1 |
| 5 | Maria Louise(L),121 | J Velazquez | 1-x-x | Pletcher | 7-5 |
| 6 | Trusty Troutman(L),126 | J Castellano | 7-5-3 | Schultz | 8-1 |
| 7 | Donor Advised(L),126 | M Franco | 3-5-1 | C Brown | 3-1 |

More 2YOs. Debut day for SUN KISSED BLISS. Carmouche rides the Mind Control filly for Joe Sharp. DMUEHL debuted 2nd after gaining a late
lead. Can move forward for Brad Cox who gets Franco to seal the deal. MCLIGHT (Levine/Castellano/Central Banker) and STELLABRATION (Trombetta/Davis/Keep Me In Mind) are live first-timers.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Fantasy Fortune,123 | E Zayas | x-x-x | Ryerson | 12-1 |
| 2 | Cara's Chrome,123 | C Elliott | x-x-x | Friedman | 20-1 |
| 3 | Sun Kissed Bliss,123 | K Carmouche | x-x-x | Sharp | 6-1 |
| 4 | Buccherita,123 | K Davis | 9-x-x | Quick | 20-1 |
| 5 | White Star,123 | R Silvera | 6-x-x | Abreu | 20-1 |
| 6 | D'muehl,123 | M Franco | 2-x-x | Cox | 2-1 |
| 7 | Annotate,123 | R Santana, Jr | 2-4-6 | Asmussen | 5-1 |
| 8 | Bankthemoneyhoney,123 | J Lezcano | 9-x-x | Rice | 10-1 |
| 9 | McLight,123 | J Castellano | x-x-x | Levine | 6-1 |
| 10 | Stellabration,123 | D Davis | x-x-x | Trombetta | 9-2 |
| 11 | Harlow Drive,123 | K Carmouche | x-x-x | Englehart | 8-1 |
| 12 | Empirical March,123 | C Elliott | 6-x-x | McPeek | 20-1 |
| 13 | Angie's Caffe,123 | J Velazquez | x-x-x | Sacco | 12-1 |
| 14 | Funny Music,123 | J Lezcano | x-x-x | Ramirez | 15-1 |
| 15 | Rock Me Doc,123 | D Davis | x-x-x | Barrow | 12-1 |
| 16 | Risky Mission,123 | R Silvera | 2-x-x | Rodriguez | 10-1 |

Another wide open baby race. Many making their career debuts. Our order of finish GOLDEN MAIDEN (McPeek/Franco/Golden Pal), FAVE (Weaver/Lezcano/Golden Pal), MIOS (Dutrow/Castellano/Oscar Performance) and WELCOME ROAD (Clement/Davis/Quality Road).
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Saratoga Lake,123 | R Santana, Jr | 8-x-x | De Paz | 12-1 |
| 2 | Welcome Road,123 | D Davis | x-x-x | Clement | 4-1 |
| 3 | High Tide Honey,123 | J Velazquez | x-x-x | Hennig | 8-1 |
| 4 | Coursiere,123 | R Gutierrez | 7-x-x | Donk | 15-1 |
| 5 | Fave,123 | J Lezcano | x-x-x | Weaver | 7-2 |
| 6 | Seismic Activity,123 | J Alvarado | 7-x-x | Englehart | 12-1 |
| 7 | Margretfrances,123 | S Bridgmohan | x-x-x | Giddings | 20-1 |
| 8 | Mc Cruiser,123 | K Carmouche | 9-x-x | Gargan | 15-1 |
| 9 | Mios,123 | J Castellano | x-x-x | R Dutrow | 6-1 |
| 10 | Cream of the Crop,123 | E Zayas | 6-x-x | Begg | 12-1 |
| 11 | Golden Maiden,123 | M Franco | x-x-x | McPeek | 5-1 |
| 12 | Ciao Baby,123 | C Elliott | x-x-x | Ryerson | 20-1 |
| 13 | J'ray's Jewel,123 | J Alvarado | 3-2-x | Mott | 6-1 |
| 14 | The Paper Lady,123 | J Lezcano | 7-x-x | Ferraro | 10-1 |
| 15 | Fire Angel,123 | M Franco | 8-6-x | Weaver | 12-1 |

Going to BRUNCH WITH AMY who is 2 for 20 after getting outrun. Moves lower; tightens to distance of last win for Rice. Rider change to Franco. Maker's BELLE CHERIE (2 for 23) was 2nd and Shivmangal's CARARRA (2 for 23) was 4th when they ran this distance in July. Santana on Belle Cherie; Lezcano on longshot Cararra. DONNA ROMANO is 2 for 2 at Saratoga after winning last month. Competitively spotted, but has never raced this far.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Brunch With Amy(L),126 | M Franco | 7-3-6 | Rice | 7-5 |
| 2 | Cararra(L),126 | J Leccano | 4-7-4 | Shivmangal | 15-1 |
| 3 | Donna Romano(L),122 | D Davis | 1-4-6 | Cox | 6-1 |
| 4 | Bobby Jean(L),126 | J Alvarado | 3-8-6 | Kantarmaci | 10-1 |
| 5 | Scarlet's Dream(L),126 | C Elliott | 8-5-1 | Brion | 8-1 |
| 6 | Oscar Bound(L),122 | S Bridgmohan | 3-7-6 | Giddings | 8-1 |
| 7 | Belle Cherie(L),126 | R Santana, Jr | 2-2-4 | Maker | 5-1 |
| 8 | Moonlit Weekend(L),126 | R Gutierrez | 6-4-8 | Pringle | 30-1 |
| 9 | Pocket Queens(L),126 | S Gonzalez | 3-4-9 | Kantarmaci | 12-1 |
| 10 | Caradise(L),122 | H Harkie | 5-4-7 | Friedman | 30-1 |
| 11 | That'sthestjack(L),126 | E Zayas | 6-5-1 | Schettino | 20-1 |
MODEST MACLEAN was a close 2nd then a distant 4th here this month. Gave way in both. 6 furlongs may be the ticket.
month. Gave way in both. 6 furlongs may be the ticket. ISTHEREANORMALWIFE Turf to dirt for Donk. Neck short, this distance in only dirt start. KARSTEN makes dirt debut for Abreu. 3rd, then a closer 4th on grass. And Clement trains the debuting TAP RULES for West Point.
Lock of the Day | Tiger Twenty Four (2nd)
Lock Record: 18 for 37 (49%)
Meet Record: 93/386 \$604.12
Franco on the Tacitus 3YO.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Karsten(L),122 | E Zayas | 4-3-x | Abreu | 6-1 |
| 2 | Isthereanormalwife(L),122 | J Velazquez | 8-2-x | Donk | 7-2 |
| 3 | Tap Rules(M),122 | M Franco | x-x-x | Clement | 6-1 |
| 4 | Happy Go More(L),122 | J Morelos | 4-x-x | Antonucci | 15-1 |
| 5 | Galicat(M),122 | K Carmouche | x-x-x | Englehart | 10-1 |
| 6 | High Leverage(L),122 | D Davis | 3-5-2 | Maker | 10-1 |
| 7 | Thespian(L),122 | C Elliott | 7-7-8 | Dunham | 30-1 |
| 8 | Bosso/everything(L),122 | R Santana, Jr | 3-5-3 | James Bond | 5-1 |
| 9 | My Munny Talks(L),122 | K Davis | 3-7-7 | Shivmangal | 20-1 |
| 10 | Modest Maclean(L),122 | J Lezcano | 4-2-x | Rice | 5-2 |

The feature is the Waddo. SPINNING COLORS was 3rd, a neck short in last years edition. Won the Mount Vernon, wire-to-wire here last summer as well. Hasn't won since. May be ready to move forward after a this close 2nd. MUNNINGS EXPRESS MTO. AWESOME CZECH won last years Yaddo, then the Tinconderoga at Aqueduct. Rallied to be a close 4th in the shorter DeLaRose last out. SAIL WITH THE WIND brings a modest 3 race winning streak to the stake, the latest here, this distance. MIDNIGHT CONCERTO loads off a narrow optional claiming win. 6th in last years Yaddo.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Midnight Concerto,124 | M Franco | 1-3-2 | McPeek | 4-1 |
| 2 | Marvelous Madison,124 | J Lezcano | 1-10-7 | Abreu | 15-1 |
| 3 | Bernietakescharge,126 | K Carmouche | 1-5-2 | Schettino | 8-1 |
| 4 | Being Betty,126 | J Castellano | 8-1-1 | Bartkowski | 6-1 |
| 5 | Spinning Colors,128 | J Velazquez | 2-5-5 | Hennig | 8-1 |
| 6 | Cosmic Candy Girl,122 | C Elliott | 1-4-3 | Ryerson | 12-1 |
| 7 | Brokealtherules,124 | D Davis | 1-1-4 | R Dutrow | 10-1 |
| 8 | Sail With the Wind,124 | J Alvarado | 1-1-1 | Englehart | 6-1 |
| 9 | Awesome Czech,126 | R Santana, Jr | 4-6-3 | De Paz | 2-1 |
| 10 | Munnings Express,126 | M Franco | 1-3-3 | Rice | 9-5 |
| 11 | Higher Force,126 | C Elliott | 2-1-4 | Rodriguez | 8-1 |
| 12 | Grace and Grit,126 | Rider TBA | 2-1-2 | Green | 12-1 |

First dance for the PEPPERMINT TWIST (Weaver/Alvarado/Not This Time). Offers fair first out value. NOBLE GLOW MTO. MISS TWITTER debuted 3rd on dirt. Makes grass debut, same distance for Chad Brown. DELTA CODE (Brown/Davis/Constitution) and PORTIXOL (Clement/Santana/Knicks Go) make career debuts as well.
| PN | Horse Wt. | Jockey | Last 3 | Trainer | Odds |
| 1 | Delta Code(M),121 | D Davis | x-x-x | C Brown | 8-1 |
| 2 | Peppermint Twist(M),121 | J Alvarado | x-x-x | Weaver | 8-1 |
| 3 | Good Ghost(M),121 | J Castellano | x-x-x | Lewis | 10-1 |
| 4 | Portixol(M),121 | R Santana, Jr | x-x-x | Clement | 6-1 |
| 5 | Majestic Moonlight(L),121 | E Zayas | 2-5-3 | Abreu | 6-1 |
| 6 | No Difference(L),121 | C Elliott | 6-5-x | Arriaga | 15-1 |
| 7 | Indomiknow(IRE)(M),121 | J Velazquez | x-x-x | Robson | 9-2 |
| 8 | Miss Twitter(L),121 | M Franco | 3-x-x | C Brown | 5-2 |
| 9 | One Bad Habit(M),121 | H Harkie | 8-11-9 | Keithan | 50-1 |
| 10 | Legal Squeeze(M),121 | K Davis | 3-x-x | Tagg | 6-1 |
| 11 | Noble Glow(L),121 | M Franco | 2-6-x | C Brown | 9-5 |
| 12 | Red Beach(L),121 | E Zayas | 2-10-x | James Bond | 4-1 |
● \$1 Double (7-2) \$77.49 ● \$1 Exacta (2-5) \$84.36 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-5-6) \$136.63
7 Grazie (Prat) 9.64 5.96 3.80
4 Central to Success (Dvs) 16.78 8.12
8 Liberty's Secret (Ortiz) 2.94
● \$1 Double (2-7) \$99.08 ● \$1 Exacta (7-4) \$115.62 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (7-4-8) \$231.78
● \$1 Double (7-4) \$37.77 ● \$1 Exacta (4-7) \$40.17 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (4-7-8) \$117.95
SIXTH-6 fur; \$115,000; mdn spl wt; 2YO F
2 Vrbhdrsn (SntnJr.) 22.08 9.22 4.64
9 Psalm Beauty (Ortiz) 9.46 5.28
3 Foxiest (Franco) 2.64
Scr: Call Me
● \$1 Double (4-2) \$17.65 ● \$1 Exacta (2-9) \$89.87 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-9-3) \$152.31
A Travers day travesty. Roll Wave (9-1) and Fabian's Princess (12-1) offered little. The debuting Psalm Beauty (9-1) ran well for 2nd. Emerging Market (18-1) has yet to emerge, finishing 5th. Loss on the day: -\$18.52.
Looking at the late double Sunday. Play \$8 across the board on Spinning Colors in Race 9 and Peppermint Twist in Race 10. And a \$2 double using both. — Vic Cangialosi
7 Club Regn (Zayas) 18.72 9.60 5.22 2 Subjugation (Ortiz) 8.52 3.64 6 Beau Valor (Velazquez) 2.76 Scr: Roughkin
- \$1 Exacta (7-2) \$98.39 - \$0.1 Superfecta (7-2-6-3) \$90.16 - \$0.5 Trifecta (7-2-6) \$166.16
2 Dr. Kpur (Gfflone) 23.90 9.58 6.14 5 Anyway (Franco) 6.94 3.42 6 Sculcos Folly (Ortiz) 3.14
4 Print (Santana, Jr.) 15.28 6.50 4.04 7 Instability (IRE) (Prat) 4.60 3.58 8 Alto Blues (FR) (Franco) 5.36 Scr: Gulfy
4 Croln St. Bt (Frnc) 3.54 2.74 2.30 8 Sammy C Note (Ortiz) 4.42 3.26 3 Coach Ryan (Gaffalione) 4.58 Scr: Love Coin, Calling Card ● \$1 Double (4-4) \$15.51 ● \$1 Exacta (4-8) \$8.07 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (4-8-3) \$21.77
5 Shelzaw (FR) (Prt) 6.54 3.72 2.80 9 Counterintuitive (Ortiz) 4.74 3.46 8 Paige Turner (Velazquez) 4.32 Scr: Tahlequah
● \$1 Double (2-5) \$25.26 ● \$1 Exacta (5-9) \$14.00 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (5-9-8) \$50.94
| 4 | Englishman (Ortiz) | 2.82 | 2.10 | 2.10 |
| 2 | Deep Flame (Prat) | 2.86 | 2.10 | |
| 5 | Local Knowledge (Velazquez) | 2.10 | ||
| Scr: Solitude Dude | ||||
- \$1 Daily Double (5-4) \$4.45 - \$1 Exacta (4-2) \$2.64 - \$0.1 Superfecta (4-2-5-1) \$0.79 - \$0.5 Trifecta (4-2-5) \$1.36
| NINTH-1 1/8m; $500,000; Personal Ensign; 3p | ||||
| 2 | Fully Sbscrbd (Prt) | 3.86 | 2.18 | 2.10 |
| 4 | Scottish Lassie (Ortiz) | 2.56 | 2.20 | |
| 3 | Nerazurri (Saez) | 3.42 | ||
● \$1 Pick 3 (5-4-2) \$8.59 ● \$0.5 Pick 4 (2-5/10-3/4-2) \$58.26 ● \$0.5 Pick 5 (4/12/13-2-5/10-3/4-2) \$108.32 ● \$1 Daily Double (4-2) \$2.87 ● \$1 Exacta (2-4) \$3.09 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (2-4-3-6) \$3.14 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-4-3) \$5.19
TENTH-1 mile; \$400,000; Lake Placid; 3YO F 5 Naomis (FR) (Prat) 4.54 3.40 2.58 8 Ultimate Love (Lopez) 11.32 5.40 4 Deep Learning (Franco) 2.90 Scr: Oscar Bound
● \$1 Pick 3 (4-2-5) \$7.20 ● \$1 Daily Double (2-5) \$4.51 ● \$1 Exacta (5-8) \$28.75 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (5-8-4-9) \$54.82 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (5-8-4) \$31.22
ELEVENTH-7 fur; \$500,000; Forego; 3up 2 Hymn (Santana Jr.) 11.4 4.42 3.88 3 T Kraft (Alvarado) 6.24 7.58 6 Senior Officer (Saez) 2.38 2.82 Scr: Book'em Danno, Banishing
● \$1 Pick 3 (2-5-2) \$48.49 ● \$0.5 Pick 5 (5/10-3/4-2-5/6-2) \$150.64 ● \$1 Daily Double (5-2) \$19.03 ● \$1 Exacta (2-3) \$39.81 ● \$1 Exacta (2-6) \$9.36 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (2-3-6-4) \$31.71 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (2-6-3-4) \$19.78 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-3-6) \$73.45 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-6-3) \$42.74
TWELPH-7 Turf, \$500,000, Banetima, Supri 7 Wys nd Mens (Prt) 4.70 2.90 2.40 2 Kilwin (Ortiz) 3.76 2.80 11 Beauty Reigns (Alvarado) 5.20 Scr: Usha, Kappa Kappa, Munnings Express ● \$1 Pick 3 (5-2-7) \$50.34 ● \$1 Daily Double (2-7) \$18.82 ● \$1 Exacta (7-2) \$7.57 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (7-2-11-1) \$19.87 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (7-2-11) \$20.21
THIRTEENTH-1 $\frac{1}{4}$ m; 1,250,000; Travers; 3Y 2 Ldng Chng (Frnco) 22.76 8.52 5.66 3 Npoleon Solo (Velzquez) 8.46 5.64 9 Golden Tempo (Ortiz) 3.74
● \$1 Pick 3 (2-7-2) \$121.21 ● \$1 Double (7-2) \$25.85 ● \$1 Exacta (2-3) \$78.08 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (2-3-9-4) \$186.66 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (2-3-9) \$139.15
FOURTEENTH-1 1/16 mile; \$120,000; alw; 3Y 5 Popl Wtchng (Dvs) 37.48 15.50 8.78 1 Tax Holiday (GB) (Prat) 7.26 4.98 7 Alone Time (Franco) 8.40 Scr: Killa Sally, Jadorlinija
● \$1 Pick 3 (7-2-5) \$304.98 ● \$0.5 Pick 4 (2-3/4/6/7-2-5) \$894.85 ● \$0.5 Pick 5 (5/6-2-3/4/6/7-2-5) \$6246.02 ● \$1 Daily Double (2-5) \$139.81 ● \$1 Exacta (5-1) \$138.97 ● \$0.1 Superfecta (5-1-7-4) \$645.89 ● \$0.5 Trifecta (5-1-7) \$568.19
AL Standings
| East | W | L | Pct. | GB | *WGB | L10 | Streak | Home | Away | |
| Tampa Bay | 81 | 54 | .600 | — | — | 6-4 | W-3 | 45-23 | 36-31 | |
| Yankees | 77 | 59 | .566 | $4\frac{1}{2}$ | +9 | 6-4 | W-1 | 36-31 | 41-28 | |
| Boston | 74 | 62 | .544 | $7\frac{1}{2}$ | +6 | 6-4 | L-1 | 34-32 | 40-30 | |
| Toronto | 67 | 70 | .489 | 15 | $1\frac{1}{2}$ | 5-5 | W-2 | 36-35 | 31-35 | |
| Baltimore | 66 | 69 | .489 | 15 | $1\frac{1}{2}$ | 5-5 | W-1 | 34-34 | 32-35 |
| Central | W | L | Pct. | GB | *WGB | L10 | Streak | Home | Away |
| Chicago | 72 | 63 | .533 | — | — | 7-3 | W-4 | 41-27 | 31-36 |
| Cleveland | 68 | 68 | .500 | $4\frac{1}{2}$ | — | 7-3 | L-2 | 31-36 | 37-32 |
| Minnesota | 64 | 72 | .471 | $8\frac{1}{2}$ | 4 | 3-7 | L-4 | 35-33 | 29-39 |
| Detroit | 63 | 72 | .467 | 9 | $4\frac{1}{2}$ | 2-8 | W-1 | 34-34 | 29-38 |
| Kansas City | 62 | 75 | .453 | 11 | $6\frac{1}{2}$ | 9-1 | W-3 | 36-30 | 26-45 |
| West | W | L | Pct. | GB | *WGB | L10 | Streak | Home | Away |
| Houston | 68 | 68 | .500 | — | — | 5-5 | L-1 | 33-35 | 35-33 |
| Texas | 66 | 70 | .485 | 2 | 2 | 4-6 | L-4 | 36-29 | 30-41 |
| Seattle | 64 | 72 | .471 | 4 | 4 | 5-5 | L-3 | 37-31 | 27-41 |
| Athletics | 53 | 82 | .393 | $14\frac{1}{2}$ | $14\frac{1}{2}$ | 4-6 | L-1 | 25-42 | 28-40 |
| Los Angeles | 52 | 83 | .385 | $15\frac{1}{2}$ | $15\frac{1}{2}$ | 3-7 | L-5 | 29-40 | 23-43 |
*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race
Boston 6, Yankees 0, 1st game
Yankees 9, Boston 2, 2nd game
Mets 6, Houston 2
Detroit 2, L.A. Dodgers 1
White Sox 3, Minnesota 2
Toronto 4, Seattle 3
Kansas City 8, Cleveland 3
Tampa Bay 7, San Diego 6
Milwaukee 5, Texas 3
Baltimore at Athletics, 10:05
Philadelphia at L.A. Angels, 10:07
Boston at Yankees, 1:35
Houston at Mets, 3:10
Seattle at Toronto, 1:37
Kansas City at Cleveland, 1:40
L.A. Dodgers at Detroit, 1:40
San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1:40
White Sox at Minnesota, 2:10
Texas at Milwaukee, 2:10
Baltimore at Athletics, 4:05
Philadelphia at L.A. Angels, 4:07
NL Standings
| East | W | L | Pct. | GB | *WGB | L10 | Streak | Home | Away |
| Atlanta | 81 | 55 | .596 | — | — | 7-3 | W-6 | 47-23 | 34-32 |
| Philadelphia | 75 | 60 | .556 | $5\frac{1}{2}$ | +3 | 8-2 | W-2 | 38-30 | 37-30 |
| Miami | 68 | 68 | .500 | 13 | $4\frac{1}{2}$ | 4-6 | L-2 | 42-27 | 26-41 |
| Washington | 65 | 73 | .471 | 17 | $8\frac{1}{2}$ | 4-6 | W-3 | 31-38 | 34-35 |
| Mets | 61 | 75 | .449 | 20 | $11\frac{1}{2}$ | 4-6 | W-1 | 32-38 | 29-37 |
| Central | W | L | Pct. | GB | *WGB | L10 | Streak | Home | Away | |
| Milwaukee | 85 | 51 | .625 | — | — | 7-3 | W-4 | 47-24 | 38-27 | |
| Chicago | 77 | 59 | .566 | 8 | $+4\frac{1}{2}$ | 4-6 | W-1 | 39-28 | 38-31 | |
| St. Louis | 68 | 69 | .496 | $17\frac{1}{2}$ | 5 | 3-7 | L-1 | 34-37 | 34-32 | |
| Pittsburgh | 66 | 71 | .482 | $19\frac{1}{2}$ | 7 | 5-5 | W-1 | 34-32 | 32-39 | |
| Cincinnati | 64 | 72 | .471 | 21 | $8\frac{1}{2}$ | 4-6 | L-1 | 32-36 | 32-36 |
| West | W | L | Pct. | GB | *WGB | L10 | Streak | Home | Away |
| Los Angeles | 81 | 55 | .596 | — | — | 6-4 | L-1 | 40-26 | 41-29 |
| Arizona | 73 | 64 | .533 | $8\frac{1}{2}$ | — | 7-3 | W-2 | 40-29 | 33-35 |
| San Diego | 72 | 64 | .529 | 9 | $\frac{1}{2}$ | 5-5 | L-2 | 41-28 | 31-36 |
| San Francisco | 55 | 81 | .404 | 26 | $17\frac{1}{2}$ | 3-7 | L-2 | 32-36 | 23-45 |
| Colorado | 52 | 84 | .382 | 29 | $20\frac{1}{2}$ | 2-8 | L-3 | 27-38 | 25-46 |
*WGB: Games behind third-place team in wild-card race
Mets 6, Houston 2 Detroit 2, L.A. Dodgers 1 Pittsburgh 6, St. Louis 2 Cubs 17, Cincinnati 5 Arizona 7, San Francisco 1, 1st game Atlanta 2, Colorado 1 Tampa Bay 7, San Diego 6 Washington 5, Miami 4, 10 inn. Milwaukee 5, Texas 3 Arizona at San Francisco, 10:05, 2nd game
International Championship Game 35: Willemstad (Curaçao) 4, Tokyo (Japan) 0 United States Championship Game 36: Henderson (Nev.) 12, Hamilton (Ohio) 2
Tokyo (Japan) vs. Hamilton (Ohio), 10am Championship Game 38: Willemstad (Curaçao) vs. Henderson (Nevada) 3pm
Houston at Mets, 3:10 Miami at Washington, 12:15 Colorado at Atlanta, 1:35 L.A. Dodgers at Detroit, 1:40 San Diego at Tampa Bay, 1:40 Texas at Milwaukee, 2:10 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:15 Philadelphia at L.A. Angels, 4:07 Cincinnati at Cubs, 7:20
Boston 6, Yankees 0, 1st Gm.
| Boston | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| J.Jones dh | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .208 |
| Rafaela cf | 5 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .286 |
| Abreu rf | 5 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .254 |
| Contreras 1b | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .275 |
| Durbin 3b | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .256 |
| Rutschman c | 4 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .240 |
| Monasterio ss | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | .253 |
| Sogard 2b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .264 |
| White lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .233 |
| Totals | 36 | 6 | 9 | 5 | 3 | 8 |
| Yankees | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Goldschmidt 1b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .244 |
| Rice dh | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .253 |
| Rosario 2b-3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .220 |
| Ramos rf | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .241 |
| Grisham ph-cf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .215 |
| Bellinger lf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .254 |
| Lombard ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .247 |
| Caballero 3b | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .233 |
| Garcia ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .283 |
| Chisholm 2b | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .226 |
| S.Jones cf-rf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .230 |
| Sánchez c | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .246 |
| Wells ph-c | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .178 |
| Totals | 31 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 9 |
| Boston | 100 010 004 - 6 9 2 |
| Yankees | 000 000 000 - 0 4 1 |
E: White (1), Durbin (10), Rosario (9). LOB: Boston 7, New York 4. 2B: Sogard (10), Ramos (18). HR: Abreu (23), off Rodón. RBIs: Abreu (70), Monasterio 2 (40), Sogard (11), Rafaela (67). Runners left in scoring position: Boston 4 (Rafaela 2, Monasterio, Contreras); New York 2 (Goldschmidt, Bellinger). RISP: Boston 3 for 8; New York 1 for 5. Runners moved up: Monasterio.
| Boston | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Bennett, W, 9-6 | 6.0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 83 | 3.27 |
| Guerrero, H, 18 | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 18 | 2.58 |
| Whitlock, H, 22 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 13 | 2.00 |
| Morán | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 12 | 2.84 |
| Yankees | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Rodón, L, 4-3 | 4.2 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 5 | 88 | 3.20 |
| De los Santos | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 1.42 |
| Topa | 1.0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 21 | 6.95 |
| Yarbrough | 3.0 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 60 | 3.91 |
T: 2:52. A: 47,314 (47,309).
Diamondbacks 7, Giants 1, Gm. 1
| Arizona | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Vargas 2b | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .251 |
| Carroll rf | 5 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .245 |
| Moreno c | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .302 |
| Perdomo ss | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .255 |
| Arenado dh-3b | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .240 |
| Tawa 1b | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .247 |
| Kelly p-p | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | --- |
| Fernandez 3b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .262 |
| a-Nootbaar ph | 1 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 0 | 0 | .231 |
| Clarke p | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | --- |
| b-Barrosa ph-cf | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .201 |
| Lawlar cf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .271 |
| Garcia p | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | --- |
| Waldschmidt lf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .271 |
| Totals | 35 | 7 | 9 | 6 | 3 | 6 |
| San Francisco | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Gilbert cf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .239 |
| Devers 1b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .250 |
| Eldridge dh | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .252 |
| Lee rf | 3 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .291 |
| Hill lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .258 |
| Cavanaugh c | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .230 |
| c-Knizner ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .190 |
| Whitcomb 3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .111 |
| Furman 2b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .063 |
| d-Cox ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .263 |
| Koss ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .205 |
| Totals | 30 | 1 | 4 | 1 | 5 | 9 |
| Arizona | 000 000 412 - 7 9 0 |
| San Francisco | 000 000 010 - 1 4 1 |
E: Hill (2). LOB: Arizona 4, San Francisco 7. 2B: Devers (32). HR: Nootbaar (6), off Walker. RBIs: Nootbaar 4 (26), Perdomo (47), Lawlar (9), Lee (48). SB: Tawa (8). Runners left in scoring position: Arizona 3 (Lawlar, Carroll, Arenado); San Francisco 2 (Hill, Cavanaugh). RISP: Arizona 4 for 10; San Francisco 1 for 4. DP: Arizona 1 (Vargas, Perdomo, Tawa); San Francisco 2 (Furman, Koss, Devers; Koss, Furman, Devers).
| Arizona | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Kelly, W, 9-12 | 7.0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 7 | 100 | 5.08 |
| Clarke | 1.0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 30 | 2.64 |
| Garcia | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 9 | 2.25 |
| San Francisco | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Wilkinsn, L, 0-2 | 6.0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 90 | 4.63 |
| Walker | 1.0 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 20 | 6.97 |
| Lonsway | 2.0 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 33 | 9.00 |
T: 2:38. A: 39,190 (41,915).
Mets 6, Astros 2
| Houston | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Peña dh | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.282 | |
| Y.Alvarez lf | 3 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0.320 | |
| Paredes 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0.259 | |
| Altuve 2b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1.246 | |
| Varsho cf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0.232 | |
| Walker 1b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.229 | |
| Trammell rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.203 | |
| Allen ss | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2.260 | |
| Vázquez c | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.212 | |
| Wade ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.204 | |
| Diaz c | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.261 | |
| Totals | 30 | 2 | 4 | 2 | 3 | 6 |
| Mets | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Lindor ss | 4 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .234 |
| Soto dh | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .283 |
| Bichette 3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .260 |
| Benge rf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .279 |
| Young 1b | 4 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | .272 |
| Semien 2b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .219 |
| Ewing cf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .236 |
| Baty lf | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .223 |
| Pache pr-lf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .000 |
| Robert ph-lf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .228 |
| F.Alvarez c | 4 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 2 | .233 |
| Totals | 34 | 6 | 11 | 6 | 2 | 6 |
| Houston | 100000010 - 2 4 0 |
| Mets | 10003002x - 611 1 |
E: Baty (8). LOB: Houston 5, New York 7. 2B: Peña (16), Altuve (18), Lindor (9), Baty (17), F.Alvarez (12). 3B: Young (3). HR: Y.Alvarez (37), off Duarte. RBIs: Y.Alvarez 2 (93), Young 3 (35), Soto (53), F.Alvarez 2 (33). SB: Semien (10). SF: Y.Alvarez. S: Ewing. Runners left in scoring position: Houston 1 (Trammell); New York 5 (Baty, Lindor 2, Semien 2). RISP: Houston 0 for 3; New York 4 for 12. Runners moved up: Walker, F.Alvarez.
| Houston | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Sousa | 0.2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 226.52 | |
| Javier, L, 1-54.1 | 6 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 4 | 786.45 | ||
| De Los | 2.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 204.52 | |
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| Teng | 1.0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 194.42 |
| Mets | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| McLean, W, 10-8 | 7.0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 4 | 933.06 | |
| Duarte, H, 5 | 1.0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 211.50 | |
| Senga | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 117.50 |
T: 2:36. A: 29,183 (42,136).
Royals 8, Guardians 3
| Kansas City | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Jensen dh | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .221 |
| Witt ss | 5 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .287 |
| Caglianone rf | 5 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .285 |
| Perez 1b | 5 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .222 |
| Loftin 3b-2b | 5 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .237 |
| Tolbert cf | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .306 |
| Rave ph-cf | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .225 |
| Collins 2b-lf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | .233 |
| M.Lugo lf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .333 |
| Rojas ph-3b | 2 | 1 | 2 | 4 | 0 | 0 | .247 |
| Maile c | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .152 |
| Totals | 39 | 8 | 12 | 7 | 2 | 6 |
| Cleveland | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Kwan cf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .273 |
| Halpin cf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .221 |
| DeLauter dh | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .286 |
| Ramírez 3b | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .240 |
| Adell rf | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .236 |
| Martínez lf | 4 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 | .245 |
| Fry 1b | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .186 |
| Lowe ph-1b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .259 |
| Genao 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .268 |
| Hedges c | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .261 |
| Rocchio ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .248 |
| Totals | 32 | 3 | 5 | 3 | 2 | 5 |
| Kansas City | 000 024 020 - 8 12 2 |
| Cleveland | 020 000 001 - 3 5 1 |
E: Collins (2), Witt (8), Ramírez (9). LOB: Kansas City 6, Cleveland 4. 2B: Perez 2 (21), Loftin (22), Collins (23), Fry (5), Ramírez (24). HR: Rojas (2), off Allen; Martínez (13), off Lynch. RBIs: Collins 2 (40), Perez (61), Rojas 4 (13), Martínez 3 (48). RISP: Kansas City 5 for 14; Cleveland 1 for 10. DP: Kansas City 2 (Loftin, Collins, Perez; Witt, Collins, Perez); Cleveland 1 (Genao, Fry).
| Kansas City | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Lynch | 3.1 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 70 | 3.06 |
| Gose, W, 1-0 | 1.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 18 | 0.00 |
| Kimbrel | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 4.05 |
| Schreiber | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 17 | 3.65 |
| Pearson | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 13 | 2.34 |
| Lange | 1.0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 22 | 5.81 |
| Cleveland | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Griffin | 5.0 | 4 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 4 | 82 | 3.21 |
| Holderman,L, 6-4 | 0.1 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 15 | 2.75 |
| Sabrowski | 0.1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 6 | 2.97 |
| Festa | 1.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 8 | 3.61 |
| Allen | 2.0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 26 | 3.77 |
T: 2:32. A: 31,509 (34,788).
Tigers 2, Dodgers 1
| Los Angeles | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Ohtani dh | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .283 |
| Freeman 1b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .301 |
| Betts ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .240 |
| Muncy 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .249 |
| Edman 2b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .266 |
| Tucker rf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .230 |
| T.Hernández lf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .245 |
| Feduccia c | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .240 |
| E.Hernández ph-cf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .225 |
| Thomas cf | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .186 |
| Rojas ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .276 |
| Rortvedt c | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .174 |
| Totals | 32 | 1 | 6 | 1 | 2 | 4 |
| Detroit | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Torres 2b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | .261 |
| Lee 3b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .268 |
| McGonigle ss | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | .276 |
| Dingler dh | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .252 |
| Valencia c | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .316 |
| Torkelson 1b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .220 |
| Keith ph-1b | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .262 |
| Malgeri rf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .222 |
| McKinstry ph-rf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .215 |
| Báez lf | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .260 |
| Clark cf | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .250 |
| Totals | 30 | 2 | 6 | 2 | 5 | 11 |
| Los Angeles | 000 001 000 - 1 6 1 |
| Detroit | 001 000 001 - 2 6 0 |
One out when winning run scored. a-grounded out for Torkelson in the 6th. b-hit by pitch for Malgeri in the 6th. c-struck out for Feduccia in the 7th. d-flied out for Thomas in the 7th. E: Muncy (12). LOB: Los Angeles 6, Detroit 12. 2B: Thomas (10), Tucker (20), Torres (12), Clark (4), Báez (10). RBIs: Freeman (63), Torres (36), McGonigle (57). SB: McKinstry (2), Lee (2). S: Clark 2. RISP: Los Angeles 1 for 6; Detroit 2 for 10. DP: Detroit 1 (McGonigle, Torres, Torkelson).
| Los Angeles | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Snell | 5.0 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 10 | 99 | 2.42 |
| Halvorsen | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 4.29 |
| Vesia | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 17 | 3.02 |
| Henriquez | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 19 | 2.77 |
| Dreyer, L, 5-2 | 0.1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 16 | 2.98 |
| Detroit | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Montero | 5.1 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 73 | 3.24 |
| Holton | 0.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 8 | 3.00 |
| Sears | 2.2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 42 | 6.75 |
| Jansen, W, 4-5 | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 4.04 |
T: 2:48. A: 40,022 (41,083).
Blue Jays 4, Mariners 3
| Seattle | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Arozarena lf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .271 |
| Canzone rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .256 |
| Rodríguez cf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .246 |
| Naylor 1b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .271 |
| Raleigh c | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .169 |
| Young 2b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .247 |
| Ward dh | 4 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 3 | .230 |
| Crawford ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .209 |
| Rodden 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .158 |
| Totals | 32 | 3 | 6 | 3 | 3 | 10 |
| Toronto | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Bateman rf-cf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .329 |
| Kirk c | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | .273 |
| Guerrero 1b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .258 |
| Springer dh | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .251 |
| Okamoto 3b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .230 |
| McAdoo 2b | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .243 |
| Sánchez ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .264 |
| Giménez ss | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .241 |
| Clement ss-2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .277 |
| Cameron lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .208 |
| Lukes rf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .264 |
| Straw cf-lf | 3 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .227 |
| Totals | 29 | 4 | 5 | 3 | 7 | 6 |
| Seattle | 010 200 000 - 3 6 0 |
| Toronto | 000 022 00x - 4 5 0 |
LOB: Seattle 5, Toronto 8. 2B: Springer (18). HR: Raleigh (19), off Soriano. RBIs: Raleigh (53), Ward 2 (34), Springer (45), Bateman (6), Kirk (30). SB: Springer (11), Kirk (1). Runners left in scoring position: Seattle 2 (Crawford, Raleigh); Toronto 5 (Clement, Okamoto 2, Guerrero 2). RISP: Seattle 1 for 3; Toronto 2 for 7. DP: Toronto 1 (Clement, McAdoo, Guerrero).
| Seattle | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Anderson | 4.1 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 85 | 4.50 |
| Bazardo | 0.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 22 | 2.97 |
| Ferrer, L, 4-3, BS, 3-7 | 0.2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 26 | 3.83 |
| Vargas | 2.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 21 | 1.35 |
| Toronto | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Soriano, W, 11-7 | 7.0 | 5 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 6 | 94 | 3.45 |
| Rogers, H, 29 | 0.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 16 | 1.90 |
| Fluharty, H, 15 | 0.1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 3.44 |
| Varland, S, 31-32 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 12 | 1.18 |
T: 2:33. A: 41,512 (39,150).
Rays 7, Padres 6
| San Diego | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Tatis rf | 5 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .284 |
| Cronenworth ss-2b | 5 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .226 |
| Machado 3b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | .214 |
| Bowen pr | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .165 |
| France 1b | 5 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 2 | .287 |
| Merrill cf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .239 |
| Campusano c | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .281 |
| Sheets dh | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .211 |
| Rengifo 2b | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .240 |
| Bogaerts ss | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .217 |
| Harris lf | 4 | 2 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .283 |
| Totals | 37 | 6 | 10 | 5 | 4 | 8 |
| Tampa Bay | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Díaz dh | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .304 |
| Mateo pr-dh | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .232 |
| Aranda 1b | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .279 |
| Caminero 3b | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .280 |
| Hicks c | 3 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .287 |
| Vilade ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .261 |
| Piper c | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .222 |
| Simpson lf | 4 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .311 |
| DeLuca rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .267 |
| Palacios 2b | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .226 |
| Mullins cf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .206 |
| Walls ss | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .221 |
| Totals | 34 | 7 | 11 | 5 | 3 | 7 |
| San Diego | 001 002 300 - 6 10 | 1 |
| Tampa Bay | 101 001 40x - 7 11 | 0 |
E: Rengifo (7). LOB: San Diego 8, Tampa Bay 6. 2B: Cronenworth (11), Díaz (22). HR: France (19), off Martinez; Aranda (17), off Buehler; Caminero (36), off Buehler. RBIs: Cronenworth (26), France 2 (58), Machado 2 (74), Hicks (74), Aranda (79), Caminero (86), Díaz (75), Simpson (30). SB: Harris (5), Machado (4), Tatis (31). RISP: San Diego 2 for 10; Tampa Bay 4 for 11. DP: San Diego 1 (Rengifo, France).
| San Diego | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Buehler | 5.0 | 7 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 71 | 4.66 |
| Hart | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 3.90 |
| Rodriguez, L, 3-3, BS, 2-7 | 0.0 | 3 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 15 | 2.10 |
| Morejon | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 13 | 2.59 |
| Matsui | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 25 | 2.06 |
| Tampa Bay | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Martinez | 6.0 | 7 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 4 | 81 | 2.99 |
| Cleavinger | 0.1 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 18 | 4.28 |
| Kelly, W, 6-3 | 1.2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 19 | 1.98 |
| Baker, S, 39-42 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 16 | 1.53 |
T: 2:43. A: 25,621 (25,025).
Nationals 5, Marlins 4, 10 inn.
| Miami | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Stowers 1b | 4 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 3 | .243 |
| Hernández lf | 5 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 2 | .235 |
| Edwards 2b | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .283 |
| Conine dh | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .249 |
| Lopez ss | 5 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .306 |
| Marsee cf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 3 | .209 |
| Sanoja 3b-rf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .281 |
| Caissie rf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .222 |
| Jiménez ph-3b | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .208 |
| Mack c | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .233 |
| Ramírez ph | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .228 |
| Navarreto c | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .114 |
| Totals | 35 | 4 | 6 | 4 | 5 | 17 |
| Washington | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Abrams dh | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .269 |
| Ortiz 1b | 5 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .235 |
| Tena lf | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .229 |
| Lile rf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 0 | .252 |
| Crews cf | 5 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 2 | .223 |
| K.Ruiz c | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .280 |
| House 3b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .237 |
| Vivas 2b | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .236 |
| Nuñez ss | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .214 |
| Totals | 37 | 5 | 9 | 3 | 3 | 7 |
| Miami | 000 000 400 | 0 – 4 | 6 | 1 |
| Washington | 004 000 000 | 1 – 5 | 9 | 0 |
Two outs when winning run scored. a-singled for Caissie in the 7th. b-walked for Mack in the 7th. E: Mack (8). LOB: Miami 9, Washington 8. 2B: Stowers (23), Lile (26), Vivas (10). HR: Hernández (22), off Lord. RBIs: Stowers 2 (54), Hernández 2 (58), House (37), Vivas (25), Crews (34). S: Jiménez, Vivas. RISP: Miami 3 for 10; Washington 3 for 10.
| Miami | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Alcantara | 6.0 | 8 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 3 | 94 | 3.46 |
| Ralston | 1.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 15 | 0.00 |
| Ekness | 1.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 19 | 1.45 |
| Petersen, L, 3-4 | 0.2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 19 | 3.42 |
| Washington | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Cavalli | 4.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 8 | 70 | 3.12 |
| Tolman | 2.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 25 | 0.00 |
| Cosgrove | 0.2 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 20 | 6.32 |
| Lord, BS, 1-3 | 2.1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 27 | 3.75 |
| Ribalta, W, 1-2 | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 18 | 3.86 |
T: 2:59. A: 32,055 (41,376).
| EAST | W | L | D | Pts | GF | GA |
| Nashville | 16 | 2 | 4 | 52 | 45 | 17 |
| Inter Miami CF | 12 | 4 | 6 | 42 | 56 | 41 |
| Chicago | 11 | 6 | 4 | 37 | 39 | 28 |
| Charlotte FC | 10 | 7 | 5 | 35 | 40 | 32 |
| New England | 10 | 7 | 4 | 34 | 33 | 26 |
| Cincinnati | 8 | 7 | 7 | 31 | 49 | 49 |
| NYCFC | 7 | 8 | 7 | 28 | 36 | 31 |
| Red Bulls | 7 | 10 | 5 | 26 | 32 | 46 |
| Toronto FC | 5 | 7 | 10 | 25 | 32 | 38 |
| D.C. United | 5 | 7 | 10 | 25 | 28 | 36 |
| Orlando City | 7 | 12 | 3 | 24 | 36 | 54 |
| Philadelphia | 6 | 10 | 6 | 24 | 34 | 39 |
| Atlanta | 6 | 13 | 3 | 21 | 25 | 38 |
| CF Montréal | 5 | 11 | 6 | 21 | 30 | 46 |
| Columbus | 5 | 11 | 5 | 20 | 30 | 36 |
| WEST | W | L | D | Pts | GF | GA |
| Vancouver | 13 | 4 | 4 | 43 | 47 | 18 |
| Houston | 12 | 7 | 3 | 39 | 30 | 26 |
| Los Angeles FC | 10 | 7 | 6 | 36 | 36 | 22 |
| San Jose | 10 | 8 | 4 | 34 | 39 | 33 |
| FC Dallas | 9 | 6 | 6 | 33 | 38 | 34 |
| St Louis City | 9 | 6 | 6 | 33 | 30 | 27 |
| Minn. United | 8 | 7 | 7 | 31 | 30 | 31 |
| Colorado | 9 | 11 | 2 | 29 | 30 | 28 |
| Real Salt Lake | 8 | 8 | 5 | 29 | 34 | 32 |
| Portland | 8 | 9 | 4 | 28 | 38 | 37 |
| San Diego FC | 7 | 8 | 6 | 27 | 37 | 32 |
| Seattle FC | 7 | 9 | 5 | 26 | 24 | 29 |
| LA Galaxy | 6 | 8 | 8 | 26 | 27 | 32 |
| Austin FC | 5 | 10 | 6 | 21 | 26 | 40 |
| Sporting K.C. | 4 | 15 | 3 | 15 | 20 | 53 |
Braves 2, Rockies 1
| Colorado | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| McCarthy dh | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .290 |
| Carrigg cf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .263 |
| Goodman c | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .254 |
| Rumfield 1b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .289 |
| Norby 2b | 3 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .225 |
| Castro 3b | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .263 |
| Moniak rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .253 |
| Beck lf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .203 |
| Johnston ph | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .287 |
| Ritter pr | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .200 |
| Tovar ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .209 |
| Veen ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .241 |
| Totals | 33 | 1 | 8 | 1 | 3 | 9 |
| Atlanta | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Baldwin c | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .275 |
| Acuña rf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .236 |
| Olson 1b | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .259 |
| Dubón ss | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .270 |
| Harris cf | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | .296 |
| Albies 2b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .254 |
| Yastrzemski lf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .226 |
| Riley 3b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .220 |
| Smith dh | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .260 |
| Thomas ph-dh | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .227 |
| Totals | 29 | 2 | 6 | 2 | 4 | 4 |
| Colorado | 000 001 000 - 1 8 0 |
| Atlanta | 000 000 02x - 2 6 0 |
LOB: Colorado 9, Atlanta 8. 2B: Carrigg (18), Harris (32). RBIs: Castro (56), Harris 2 (77). SB: Acuña (19), Riley (9). Runners left in scoring position: Colorado 5 (Moniak 2, Rumfield, McCarthy, Goodman); Atlanta 6 (Yastrzemski, Thomas 2, Dubón 3). RISP: Colorado 1 for 8; Atlanta 1 for 6. DP: Colorado 1 (Tovar, Rumfield); Atlanta 2 (Dubón, Albies, Olson; Dubón, Olson).
| Colorado | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Agnos | 2.2 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 42 | 5.49 |
| Frasso | 1.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 27 | 4.35 |
| Bernardino | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 2.62 |
| Herget, H, 9 | 1.2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 26 | 5.95 |
| Hill, L, 0-3, BS, 2-6 | 1.0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 37 | 4.99 |
| Romano | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 4.88 |
| Atlanta | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Pérez | 5.2 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 6 | 83 | 3.05 |
| Suter, W, 2-2 | 2.1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 29 | 3.59 |
| Fuentes, S, 3-9 | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 21 | 2.39 |
T: 2:36. A: 40,129 (41,149).
Cubs 17, Reds 5
| Cincinnati | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Rodriguez rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .220 |
| De La Cruz ss | 2 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .269 |
| I.Johnson 2b | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .067 |
| Stewart 1b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 1 | .265 |
| Bleday lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .217 |
| Stephenson dh | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .248 |
| Banfield c | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .000 |
| Suárez 3b | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | .207 |
| Arroyo ph-3b | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .242 |
| Trevino c-p | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .230 |
| Friedl cf | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .167 |
| McLain 2b-ss | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .189 |
| Totals | 33 | 5 | 7 | 5 | 4 | 11 |
| Chicago | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Crow-Armstrong cf | 6 | 4 | 4 | 6 | 0 | 0 | .282 |
| Conforto rf | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .229 |
| Suzuki dh | 5 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | .277 |
| Bregman 3b | 5 | 1 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | .255 |
| Busch 1b | 6 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .241 |
| Hoerner ss | 5 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .260 |
| Arias pr-pr-ss | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .234 |
| Shaw rf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .250 |
| Happ ph-lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .218 |
| Taylor lf-rf-cf | 5 | 3 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .271 |
| Ramirez 2b | 3 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 2 | 0 | .292 |
| Kelly c | 4 | 3 | 2 | 4 | 1 | 1 | .260 |
| Totals | 43 | 17 | 19 | 16 | 5 | 4 |
| Cincinnati | 022 010 000 - 5 7 1 |
| Chicago | 330 130 43x -17 19 0 |
E: De La Cruz (16). LOB: Cincinnati 6, Chicago 8. 2B: Stephenson (18), Taylor (11), Kelly (13), Bregman (26). HR: Suárez (20), off Gausman; Stewart (30), off Gausman; Crow-Armstrong 2 (35), off Abbott; Bregman (20), off Abbott; Kelly (9), off Garcia; Crow-Armstrong (36), off Santillan; Suzuki (23), off Trevino. RBIs: Suárez 2 (59), Stewart 2 (104), Bleday (52), Crow-Armstrong 6 (89), Bregman 3 (73), Kelly 4 (49), Hoerner (60), Suzuki 2 (79). SB: De La Cruz (24). SF: Bleday. RISP: Cincinnati 1 for 5; Chicago 6 for 15.
| Cincinnati | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Abbott, L, 6-10 | 3.0 | 8 | 7 | 7 | 2 | 1 | 68 | 4.49 |
| Garcia | 2.0 | 5 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 2 | 38 | 3.47 |
| Moll | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 11 | 4.55 |
| Santillan | 0.2 | 2 | 4 | 4 | 3 | 0 | 32 | 6.95 |
| P.Johnson | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4.42 |
| Trevino | 1.0 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 2227.00 | |
| Chicago | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Gausman, W, 8-11 | 5.0 | 6 | 5 | 5 | 2 | 7 | 102 | 4.52 |
| Zeferjahn | 1.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 19 | 3.98 |
| Rolison | 0.2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 20 | 2.79 |
| Rea | 2.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 26 | 4.48 |
T: 2:48. A: 39,597 (41,363).
Pirates 6, Cardinals 2
| Pittsburgh | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Horwitz 1b | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .249 |
| Lowe 2b | 3 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | .249 |
| Reynolds lf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .261 |
| Gonzales dh | 4 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .307 |
| Cruz cf | 5 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .263 |
| Mangum rf | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .287 |
| Flores c | 4 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 2 | .234 |
| Gonzalez ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .212 |
| Yorke 3b | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .214 |
| Triolo 3b-ss | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .246 |
| Totals | 37 | 6 | 11 | 6 | 4 | 13 |
| St. Louis | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Wetherholt ss | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .242 |
| Herrera dh | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .242 |
| Burleson 1b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .288 |
| Walker rf | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .288 |
| Church cf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .241 |
| Fermín 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .240 |
| Gorman 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .191 |
| Saggese ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .182 |
| Báez lf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .170 |
| Crooks c | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .179 |
| Urías ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .157 |
| Totals | 33 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 7 |
| Pittsburgh | 100 130 001 - 6 11 3 |
| St. Louis | 001 001 000 - 2 3 1 |
E: Gonzalez 2 (5), Cruz (4), Báez 2 (1). LOB: Pittsburgh 8, St. Louis 7. 2B: Gonzales (23), Crooks (6). HR: Lowe (28), off Leahy; Flores (7), off Mautz; Báez (5), off Bachar. RBIs: Lowe (81), Gonzalez (29), Flores 3 (17), Gonzales (57), Báez (10). CS: Gonzales (3). RISP: Pittsburgh 4 for 14; St. Louis 0 for 7.
| Pittsburgh | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Bachar | 2.1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 28 | 3.70 |
| Sisk | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 12 | 2.55 |
| Mlodzinski, W, 7-6 | 3.1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 50 | 4.05 |
| Soto, H, 10 | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 18 | 3.20 |
| Weaver, H, 16 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 12 | 2.31 |
| Montgomery | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 14 | 3.13 |
| St. Louis | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Leahy | 3.0 | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 | 51 | 3.13 |
| Mautz, L, 0-1 | 3.0 | 5 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 8 | 61 | 9.00 |
| Winquest | 2.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 24 | 0.00 |
| Fernandez | 1.0 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 17 | 3.98 |
T: 2:45. A: 26,265 (44,494).
White Sox 3, Twins 2
| Chicago | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Antonacci lf | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1.266 | |
| Grichuk ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.275 | |
| Doyle cf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.220 | |
| Murakami 1b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1.221 | |
| Vargas 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1.249 | |
| Benintendi dh | 4 | 2 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 1.252 | |
| B.Montgomery rf | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.229 | |
| C.Montgomery ss | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1.213 | |
| Meidroth 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1.271 | |
| Peters cf-lf | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1.279 | |
| J.Rogers c | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2.172 | |
| Totals | 31 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 6 | 10 |
| Minnesota | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Keaschall rf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .271 |
| Lee 3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .246 |
| Clemens 2b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .239 |
| Bell dh | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .253 |
| Lewis 1b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .235 |
| Larnach lf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .266 |
| Jeffers ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .269 |
| Culpepper ss | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .313 |
| Caratini c | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .222 |
| Jenkins cf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .333 |
| Totals | 31 | 2 | 5 | 2 | 2 | 7 |
| Chicago | 100 101 000 - 3 3 0 |
| Minnesota | 110 000 000 - 2 5 1 |
E: Culpepper (2). LOB: Chicago 7, Minnesota 5. 2B: Benintendi (21), Keaschall (22), Jenkins (1). HR: Benintendi (14), off Morris. RBIs: Benintendi 2 (69), Bell (81), Jenkins (1). SB: Jenkins (1). SF: Bell. Runners left in scoring position: Chicago 3 (Doyle, C. Montgomery, B. Montgomery); Minnesota 3 (Keaschall, Culpepper, Lee). RISP: Chicago 1 for 11; Minnesota 0 for 7.
| Chicago | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Fedde, W, 7-8 | 5.0 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 4 | 88 | 4.16 |
| Newcomb, H, 11 | 3.0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 40 | 2.19 |
| Hudson, S, 7-10 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 3.16 |
| Minnesota | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Ober | 5.0 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 2 | 5 | 80 | 4.37 |
| Morris, L, 4-7 | 2.0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 27 | 3.82 |
| Minter | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 20 | 1.82 |
| Gómez | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 25 | 3.72 |
T: 2:35. A: 28,310 (38,544).
Brewers 5, Rangers 3
| Texas | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Foscue 2b | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .258 |
| Carter ph-cf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .196 |
| Seager ss | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .222 |
| Langford lf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .257 |
| Nimmo rf | 4 | 1 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | .262 |
| Duran cf-2b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .271 |
| Burger 1b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .236 |
| Jansen c | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .168 |
| O'Hoppe dh | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .207 |
| Pederson ph-dh | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .233 |
| Freeman 3b | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .269 |
| Totals | 33 | 3 | 8 | 3 | 2 | 7 |
| Milwaukee | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Turang 2b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .255 |
| Chourio lf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .281 |
| Bauers 1b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 3 | .273 |
| Contreras c | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .271 |
| Mitchell cf | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .259 |
| Yelich dh | 3 | 1 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .242 |
| Lara rf | 4 | 0 | 2 | 2 | 0 | 2 | .274 |
| Pratt ss | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .265 |
| Hamilton 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .242 |
| Ortiz 3b | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .250 |
| Totals | 30 | 5 | 7 | 5 | 3 | 11 |
| Texas | 000 010 020 - 3 8 1 |
| Milwaukee | 210 000 20x - 5 7 0 |
E: Duran (6). LOB: Texas 7, Milwaukee 5. 2B: Yelich (22). HR: Freeman (1), off Drohan; Nimmo (14), off Patrick; Chourio (20), off Quantrill; Contreras (13), off Quantrill. RBIs: Freeman (3), Nimmo 2 (51), Chourio (56), Contreras (70), Lara 2 (19), Pratt (20). SB: Nimmo (7), Yelich (11). SF: Pratt. Runners left in scoring position: Texas 3 (Jansen, Duran 2); Milwaukee 3 (Turang, Lara 2). RISP: Texas 1 for 4; Milwaukee 3 for 7. DP: Milwaukee 1 (Turang, Pratt, Bauers).
| Texas | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Quantrill, L, 6-5 | 6.0 | 4 | 3 | 3 | 0 | 8 | 88 | 3.01 |
| Gray | 1.0 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 21 | 3.93 |
| Junis | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 28 | 2.78 |
| Milwaukee | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA | |
| Drohan, W, 7-5 | 5.0 | 6 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 6 | 99 | 3.75 | |
| Patrick, H, 10 | 2.1 | 1 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 28 | 3.41 | |
| Senzatela, H, 9 | 0.2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 9 | 3.71 | |
| Megill, S, 25-27 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 7 | 2.24 | |
T: 2:36. A: 36,895 (41,700).
Phillies 5, Angels 3
| Philadelphia | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Schwarber dh | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .245 |
| Turner ss | 5 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .241 |
| Harper rf | 5 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .266 |
| Arraez 2b | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .320 |
| Bohm 1b | 3 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .245 |
| De La Cruz lf | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .357 |
| Crawford ph-cf | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .266 |
| Stott 3b | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .261 |
| Realmuto c | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .223 |
| Hill cf-lf | 2 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .241 |
| Marsh ph-lf | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .272 |
| Sosa ph-lf | 1 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 0 | 0 | .235 |
| Totals | 25 | 5 | 11 | 5 | 2 | 5 |
| Los Angeles | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Neto ss | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 1 | .236 |
| Trout cf | 4 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .241 |
| Meckler lf-rf | 3 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .288 |
| Grisson 1b | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .246 |
| Ballesteros dh | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .207 |
| Moore 2b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .171 |
| Lowe rf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .213 |
| Siri ph-lf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .241 |
| Guzman 3b | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .221 |
| Frazier ph | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .250 |
| Heineman c | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .171 |
| Totals | 29 | 3 | 3 | 1 | 4 | 9 |
| Philadelphia | 000 010 004 — | 5 | 11 | 1 |
| Los Angeles | 300 000 000 — | 3 | 3 | 0 |
E: Arraez (7). LOB: Philadelphia 7, Los Angeles 5. HR: Sosa (6), off Peralta. RBIs: Hill (26), Sosa 4 (39), Meckler (21). S: Grissom. Runners left in scoring position: Philadelphia 1 (Harper); Los Angeles 2 (Frazier, Lowe). RISP: Philadelphia 3 for 8; Los Angeles 1 for 5. DP: Philadelphia 1 (Arraez, Bohm); Los Angeles 2 (Moore, Grissom; Neto).
| Philadelphia | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Painter | 6.0 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 6 | 94 | 5.95 |
| Alvarado | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 19 | 5.81 |
| McFarlane, W, 4-1 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 21 | 1.08 |
| Bowlan, S, 2-5 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 25 | 2.77 |
| Los Angeles | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Detmers | 6.0 | 8 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 86 | 3.54 |
| Fermin, H, 7 | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 15 | 3.33 |
| Watson, H, 4 | 0.2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 17 | 4.38 |
| Saucedo, H, 5 | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 4.26 |
| Joyce, L, 0-2, H, 2 | 0.2 | 0 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 26 | 3.24 |
| Peralta, BS, 0-1 | 0.1 | 3 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 15 | 6.10 |
T: 2:56. A: 34,951 (45,517).
Friday
Orioles 4, Athletics 3, 10 inn.
| Baltimore | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Alexander ss | 5 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .310 |
| Alonso dh | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .272 |
| Henderson pr-dh | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .219 |
| Holliday 2b | 5 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | .230 |
| Mayo 1b | 4 | 1 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 2 | .216 |
| Encarnacion-Strand 3b | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 | .272 |
| Taveras rf | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 2 | .223 |
| Franklin cf | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .161 |
| Cowser ph-cf | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 0 | .227 |
| Beavers lf | 3 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | .249 |
| Narváez c | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | .165 |
| Totals | 35 | 4 | 6 | 3 | 6 | 12 |
| Athletics | AB | R | H | BI | BB | SO | Avg |
| Bolte cf | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | .269 |
| McNeil 2b-1b | 5 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .265 |
| Gelof 3b-lf | 4 | 0 | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | .258 |
| Butler rf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | .228 |
| White 1b | 3 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .270 |
| Walton ph-2b | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .278 |
| Muncy dh | 4 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .221 |
| Cortes lf | 4 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .256 |
| Stefanic pr-3b | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | .429 |
| Heim c | 4 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 1 | .210 |
| Williams ss | 4 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | .261 |
| Totals | 37 | 3 | 9 | 3 | 1 | 7 |
| Baltimore | 020 000 000 | 2 - 4 | 6 | 0 |
| Athletics | 000 000 110 | 1 - 3 | 9 | 1 |
E: Lopez (3). LOB: Baltimore 9, Athletics 8. 2B: Cowser (6). HR: Heim (12), off Young. RBIs: Beavers (32), Mayo (52), Encarnacion- Strand (28), Heim (41), Butler (42), Gelof (38). SB: Mayo (3), Gelof (10). CS: Cowser (4). S: Gelof. RISP: Baltimore 4 for 11; Athletics 2 for 8.
| Baltimore | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Young | 7.0 | 5 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 4 | 91 | 3.38 |
| Garcia, BS, 6-12 | 0.2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 11 | 3.28 |
| Cano | 0.1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 3.19 |
| Kittridge, W, 3-3 | 1.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 14 | 3.27 |
| Hoppe, S, 1-1 | 1.0 | 1 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 14 | 4.46 |
| Athletics | IP | H | R | ER | BB | SO | NP | ERA |
| Lopez | 5.0 | 3 | 2 | 1 | 3 | 6 | 100 | 4.82 |
| Blewett | 2.0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 26 | 2.21 |
| Medina | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 18 | 3.58 |
| Harris | 1.0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 13 | 3.55 |
| Basso, L, 0-1 | 1.0 | 2 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 2 | 16 | 4.67 |
T: 2:56. A: 7,228 (14,014).
Nottingham Forest 2, Liverpool 2
AFC Bournemouth 1, Everton 1
Hull City 1, Coventry City 0
Newcastle United 2, Tottenham
Hotspur 0
Strasbourg 2, Lens 1
Angers 3, AJ Auxerre 1
Brest 2, Toulouse 2
Troyes 2, Lorient 1
Lyon 1, Le Havre AC 1
American International 17, Monroe Mustangs 3
Lehigh 35, Holy Cross 10 Lock Haven 24, Shippensburg 16 Robert Morris 28, Wagner 7 W. Virginia St. 56, Chowan 24 WV Wesleyan 31, Post 13 Wheeling Jesuit 27, Thomas More 10
Alabama St. 30, Southern U. 17 Catawba 13, Ferrum 7 Erskine 37, Bluefield South 20 Fort Valley St. 17, Elizabeth City St. 14 Shorter 65, Andrew College Fighting Tigers 6
Virginia 34, NC State 8 Wofford 42, The Citadel 14
Butler 27, Georgetown (KY) Tigers 23
Chicago 44, Chicago State Cougars 28
Davenport 32, Gannon 20
Dayton 43, Fairmont St. 20
Kentucky St. 41, Central St. (Ohio) 14
N. Dakota St. 33, Jacksonville St. 7
South Dakota 59, CCSU 20
Upper Iowa 30, Jamestown Jimmies 13
Valparaiso 59, Lawrence 13
North Carolina 15, TCU 10 (Dublin, Ireland)
N. Arizona 34, E. Washington 27 Southern Cal 42, San Jose St. 26 UC Davis 31, Portland St. 24 W. Oregon 22, Colorado Mines 20
Question, from Lou Rubino of Burlington, Mass.: Two men have both won Most Valuable Player honors in a World Series and hosted “Saturday Night Live.” Name them.

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Philadelphia 3, Red Bulls 1 NYCFC 1, Toronto FC 1 Chicago 2, Seattle FC 2 Charlotte FC 2, Atlanta 0 Los Angeles FC 0, D.C. United 0 Miami 7, CF Montréal 1 San Jose at Houston, (n) Vancouver at Sporting K.C.,(n) Orlando City at Minnesota, (n) Cincinnati at Nashville, (n) Salt Lake at Colorado, (n) Austin FC at Portland, (n) LA Galaxy at San Diego FC, (n)
Sunday, August 30 New England at Columbus, 4:30pm FC Dallas at St Louis City, 7pm
Friday, September 4 Nashville at NYCFC, 7:30pm
Red Bulls at Seattle FC, 8:30pm
Houston at Charlotte FC, 7:30pm
D.C. United at Cincinnati, 7:30pm
Colorado at Columbus, 7:30pm
Atlanta at Miami, 7:30pm
San Diego FC at Orlando City, 7:30pm
CF Montréal at Philadelphia, 7:30pm
Chicago at Toronto FC, 7:30pm
San Jose at Austin FC, 8:30pm
Sporting K.C. at FC Dallas, 8:30pm
New England at LA Galaxy, 9:30pm
Los Angeles FC at Salt Lake, 9:30pm
Minnesota at Portland, 10:30pm
St Louis City at Vancouver, 10:30pm
FC Union Berlin 3, Eintracht Frankfurt 3 FC Cologne 3, TSG Hoffenheim 2 Mainz 0. SC Paderborn 07 0 RB Leipzig 3, Borussia Monchengladbach 0 SV Elversberg 3, Bayer Leverkusen 2 Borussia Dortmund 2. Hamburg SV 0
Frosinone 3, Fiorentina 0 Udinese 3, Monza 2 Sassuolo 2, Torino 1 Juventus 2, Parma 0
Levante 5, Real Betis 2 Real Sociedad 2, Espanyol 1 Atletico Madrid 3, Sevilla 1
| W | L | T | Pts | GF | GA | |
| Gotham FC | 13 | 3 | 6 | 45 | 27 | 14 |
| San Diego | 12 | 7 | 3 | 39 | 32 | 25 |
| Portland | 11 | 6 | 5 | 38 | 36 | 30 |
| Washington | 11 | 6 | 4 | 37 | 30 | 19 |
| Utah Royals FC | 11 | 7 | 4 | 37 | 38 | 28 |
| North Carolina | 11 | 8 | 3 | 36 | 40 | 33 |
| Kansas City | 10 | 8 | 4 | 34 | 35 | 31 |
| Seattle | 8 | 8 | 4 | 28 | 25 | 26 |
| Denver Summit FC | 7 | 8 | 6 | 27 | 26 | 26 |
| Orlando | 8 | 11 | 3 | 27 | 26 | 32 |
| Angel City | 7 | 8 | 5 | 26 | 27 | 22 |
| Houston | 7 | 9 | 5 | 26 | 28 | 29 |
| Louisville | 7 | 13 | 2 | 23 | 34 | 43 |
| Bay FC | 6 | 10 | 4 | 22 | 21 | 27 |
| Boston Legacy FC | 5 | 11 | 5 | 20 | 24 | 34 |
| Chicago | 5 | 16 | 1 | 16 | 12 | 42 |
NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.
Kansas City 3, North Carolina 2
Chicago at Denver Summit FC, (n) Sunday
Bay FC at Washington, 12:30pm Houston at Seattle, 7pm
Angel City at Boston Legacy FC, 8pm
Friday, September 4
Boston Legacy FC at Utah Royals FC, 9:30pm
Kansas City at Bay FC, 10pm
Saturday, September 5
Angel City at Louisville, 6:30pm
Sunday, September 6
Gotham FC at Denver Summit FC, 2pm
Washington at Portland, 4pm
North Carolina at Chicago, 4pm
Houston at Orlando, 7pm
San Diego at Seattle, 9pm
Home team in CAPS
NFL Week 1
MLB Sunday American League
| Favorite | Money Line | Underdog |
| Red Sox | -102-118 | YANKEES |
| Mariners | $112-135 | BLUE JAYS |
| GUARDIANS | $157-191 | Royals |
| TWINS | OFF | White Sox |
| Orioles | $129-156 | ATHLETICS |
National League
| Favorite | Money Line | Underdog |
| Marlins | -108-111 | NATIONALS |
| BRAVES | $187-231 | Rockies |
| Pirates | -102-118 | CARDINALS |
| CUBS | $119-144 | Reds |
Interleague
| Favorite | Money Line | Underdog |
| METS | $102-122 | Astros |
| RAYS | $144-175 | Padres |
| Dodgers | $139-168 | TIGERS |
| BREWERS | $142-172 | Rangers |
| Phillies | $163-198 | ANGELS |
Home team in CAPS
College Football
| Favorite | PTS (O/U) | Underdog |
| Wed. Sept. 9 | ||
| SEAHAWKS | 3.5 (44.5) | Patriots |
| Thu. Sept. 10 | ||
| RAMS | 3.5 (48.5) | 49ers |
| Sun. Sept. 13 | ||
| Cowboys | 2.5 (48.5) | GIANTS |
| TITANS | 3 (38.5) | Jets |
| LIONS | 7 (48.5) | Saints |
| JAGUARS | 7.5 (40.5) | Browns |
| Bears | 2.5 (47.5) | PANTHERS |
| Ravens | 3.5 (48.5) | COLTS |
| Bills | 1.5 (44.5) | TEXANS |
| STEELERS | 3 (41.5) | Falcons |
| BENGALS | 3.5 (51.5) | Buccaneers |
| EAGLES | 4.5 (45.5) | Commanders |
| CHARGERS | 10.5 (46.5) | Cardinals |
| RAIDERS | 3.5 (40.5) | Dolphins |
| VIKINGS | 1.5 (45.5) | Packers |
Mon. Sept. 14
| CHIEFS | 3 (42.5) | Broncos |
Home team in CAPS
| Favorite | PTS (O/U) | Underdog |
| RUTGERS | 29.5 (52.5) | UMass |
| W. FOREST | 24.5 (48.5) | Akron |
| KENNESAW ST. | 22.5 (51.5) | W. Georgia |
| DELAWARE | 28.5 (55.5) | Merrimack |
| BUFFALO | 24.5 (48.5) | Albany |
| UCF | 42.5 (59.5) | Beth.-Cookman |
| GA. TECH | 6.5 (50.5) | Colorado |
| MISSOURI | 54.5 (60.5) | Arkansas-PB |
| MINNESOTA | 43.5 (51.5) | E. Illinois |
| UTAH | 33.5 (63.5) | Idaho |
| ILLINOIS | 28.5 (55.5) | Uab |
WNBA- Sunday
| Favorite | PTS (O/U) | Underdog |
| Lynx | 1.5 (179.5) | DREAM |
| Valkyries | 5.5 (160.5) | FIRE |
| WINGS | 11.5 (166.5) | Sun |
CFL
| Favorite | Sunday PTS (O/U) | Underdog |
| Lions | 7.5 (60.5) | Redblacks |
In Chicago, Pete Crow-Armstrong ho- mered three times to lead the Cubs to a 17-5 win over the Reds.
Crow-Armstrong is making a bid to unseat Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani as NL MVP after the Japanese slugger took home the honor each of the previous two years.
It was Crow-Armstrong's fifth multihomer game of the season and No. 11 for his career.
- Ohtani will not pitch Sunday against the Tigers after experiencing knee discomfort during a Friday bullpen session.
Viktor Hovland shot a 5-under 65 to take a one-shot lead at the Tour Championship going into a final round at East Lake. Ryan Gerard, who played bogey-free for a 66, is one shot back.
Scottie Scheffler (66) and Chris Gotterup (67), who have combined for five PGA Tour titles this year, were three shots behind at 12-under 198.
Tom Cruise will reprise his role as NASCAR driver Cole Trickle in a follow-up to "Days of Thunder."
Cruise made the announcement from Daytona International Speedway, hours before NASCAR's regular-season finale. Anne Hathaway will co-star as a team owner and engineer in the film, scheduled to be released by Paramount Pictures on June 2, 2028.
- In South Williamsport, Pa., Carsynn Meyer, the first girl to play in the U.S. championship, had an RBI single to help Nevada beat Ohio 12-2 and advance to the Little League World Baseball Series title game. Nevada will face international champ Curaçao in Sunday's finale.
- In Miami, Lionel Messi scored three times in the second half to finish off his first four-goal effort in MLS play while adding an assist, and Inter Miami scored six unanswered goals in a 7-1 romp over CF Montreal.
TOP PLAY
With his spot in the Yankees starting rotation on tenuous ground, Will Warren is struggling.
The right-hander hasn't been the same since his promising start to the 2026 season, posting an ERA over 5.00 in each of the past three months heading into Sunday's start versus the Red Sox.
Over that stretch, batters are hitting .304 with 13 home runs over $62^{2/3}$ innings against Warren. Warren's strikeouts and walks have taken a turn for the worse as well, posting a 8.04 K/9 and 3.73 BB/9, which are both several ticks off from the first couple months of the year.
Last time out, Warren allowed two earned runs over five innings against the
Astros, but allowed seven hits, a homer and two walks. Warren's last look at the Red Sox provides another reason for concern. On June 26 at Fenway Park, Boston tagged him for five earned runs on seven hits and three walks over $5^{2/3}$ innings in a 6-1 Yankees loss. Warren failed to record a single strikeout while facing 27 batters.
Boston was still averaging more than five runs per game over their past 10 contests heading into Saturday's double-header and has been particularly dangerous against right-handers.
Given Warren's recent struggles limiting hard contact and keeping the ball in the park, it is difficult to trust him in this matchup.
THE PLAY: Will Warren to go Over his earned runs prop.
| (Game time) | 2026 | '26 vs OPP | CAREER vs OPP | LAST 3 STARTS | |||||||
| W-L | ERA | *REC | W-L | ERA | W-L | IP | ERA | ||||
| Red Sox | Suarez (L) | - | 5-3 | 3.35 | 14-9 | 0-1 | 4.09 | 1-2 | 1-0 | 15.1 | 3.52 |
| Yankees | Warren (R) | (1:35pm) | 8-6 | 4.39 | 16-9 | 0-1 | 7.94 | 1-3 | 0-0 | 13.0 | 6.23 |
| Dodgers | Glasnow (R) | - | 3-0 | 3.02 | 6-2 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 11.2 | 4.63 |
| Tigers | Valdez (L) | (1:40pm) | 8-9 | 4.36 | 11-15 | 1-0 | 6.00 | 2-1 | 1-2 | 17.1 | 5.71 |
| Padres | Ray (L) | - | 11-7 | 3.21 | 15-10 | 0-1 | 4.26 | 2-5 | 1-0 | 15.1 | 2.93 |
| Rays | Rasmussen (R) | (1:40pm) | 14-5 | 2.95 | 16-9 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 3-0 | 16.0 | 4.50 |
| Rangers | Rocker (R) | - | 5-10 | 4.40 | 9-14 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 1-1 | 15.2 | 4.02 |
| Brewers | May (R) | (2:10pm) | 6-8 | 4.56 | 12-13 | 0-0 | 4.76 | 0-0 | 0-1 | 9.1 | 7.71 |
| Astros | Pecko (R) | - | 0-0 | 7.88 | 2-0 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | *0-0 | 8.0 | 7.88 |
| Mets | Thornton (L) | (3:10pm) | 3-4 | 2.88 | 4-6 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 0-2 | 17.0 | 3.71 |
| Phillies | Wheeler (R) | - | 10-5 | 3.40 | 15-7 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 3-0 | 0-2 | 14.0 | 9.00 |
| Angels | Kikuchi (L) | (4:07pm) | 0-4 | 6.25 | 1-7 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 0-2 | 12.0 | 7.50 |
| Mariners | Gilbert (R) | - | 11-7 | 3.36 | 17-9 | 1-0 | 0.00 | 1-2 | 3-0 | 16.0 | 2.81 |
| Blue Jays | Scherzer (R) | (1:37pm) | 1-7 | 7.02 | 3-9 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 4-2 | 0-3 | 14.0 | 6.43 |
| Royals | Lugo (R) | - | 6-7 | 4.61 | 14-13 | 0-1 | 9.00 | 0-0 | 1-0 | 15.2 | 6.32 |
| Guardians | Messick (L) | (1:40pm) | 10-8 | 2.50 | 14-12 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 1-2 | 18.1 | 1.96 |
| White Sox | TBD | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Twins | Matthews (R) | (2:10pm) | 8-8 | 4.86 | 10-8 | 0-1 | 4.50 | 0-1 | 3-0 | 17.2 | 3.06 |
| Orioles | Bassitt (R) | - | 5-4 | 4.74 | 7-6 | 1-0 | 1.50 | 2-0 | 1-0 | 17.2 | 3.06 |
| Athletics | TBD | (4:05pm) | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - | - |
| Marlins | Junk (R) | - | 6-8 | 4.21 | 9-10 | 0-0 | 4.22 | 1-1 | 1-1 | 15.2 | 2.30 |
| Nationals | Alvarez (L) | (12:15pm) | 2-6 | 3.72 | 4-8 | 0-0 | 1.93 | 1-0 | 0-3 | 15.1 | 3.52 |
| Rockies | Adams (R) | - | 0-0 | 2.25 | 1-0 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 0-0 | 4.0 | 2.25 |
| Braves | Mahle (R) | (1:35pm) | 5-10 | 4.41 | 8-14 | 1-0 | 3.18 | 3-1 | 2-1 | 17.2 | 2.04 |
| Pirates | Ashcraft (R) | - | 13-5 | 3.59 | 18-8 | 1-1 | 5.56 | 1-1 | 2-0 | 23.0 | 1.17 |
| Cardinals | Liberatore (L) | (2:15pm) | 5-12 | 5.44 | 13-13 | 0-0 | 7.71 | 2-3 | 0-3 | 15.1 | 7.63 |
| Reds | Burns (R) | - | 14-3 | 2.77 | 18-7 | 0-0 | 0.00 | 0-0 | 1-1 | 15.2 | 4.02 |
| Cubs | Imanaga (L) | (7:20pm) | 8-9 | 3.78 | 14-12 | 1-1 | 1.64 | 2-1 | 0-0 | 12.2 | 5.68 |
* REC: Won-lost record of pitcher's team in games he has started. *Two starts in '26.
Following Enes Kanter Freedom's lead, the Babylon Bee reports that Bugs Bunny has now declared for the WNBA draft, a bold decision that clears the way for Elmira Fudd, Marva Martian, Daphne Duck, Yosemite Samantha, The Yasmanian Devil, Rhoda Runner and Kyla E. Coyote.
The Mariners and Blue Jays, who squared off in the ALCS last year, have been stuck in neutral. Logan Gilbert has won three in a row for the M's had a happy Fourth of July, one-hitting the Jays for 7 $^{1/3}$ . While Gilbert is moving forward, Max Scherzer is in reverse — 1-7 after losing his past three starts. \$50 on the Mariners.
B-r-a-d-g-l-e-y. The Padres led 6-3. Bradgley Rodriguez (whose name will stump everyone at next year's National Spelling Bee and can't be used in a sentence) faced four batters. Rays 7, Padres 6. Ugly. Down -540 bradgleycoopers.
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| 3 p.m. | Lynx at Dream | NBATV |
| TENNIS | ||
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| 4 p.m. | PGA Tour Champions: The Ally Challenge, Final Round | Golf |
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| 9 a.m. | English Premier League: Brighton & Hove Albion at Chelsea | NBCSN |
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| 1 p.m. | Creighton at USC | BTN |
| 2:30 p.m. | Kansas at Stanford | ESPN |
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U.S. OPEN First-round singles matches odds MEN
| PLAYER | ODDS |
| Roman Safiullin | +385 |
| vs. Carlos Alcaraz | -520 |
| Ben Shelton | -900 |
| vs. Tallon Griekspoor | +590 |
| Alexander Zverev | -1,450 |
| vs. Lorenzo Sonego | +810 |
| Brandon Nakashima | -630 |
| vs. Sebastian Baez | +450 |
| Juan Manuel Cerundolo | +188 |
| vs. Casper Ruud | -230 |
| Alexander Bublik | -265 |
| vs. Jeffrey John Wolf | +215 |
| Martin Damm Jr. | +290 |
| vs. Frances Tiafoe | -375 |
| Felix Auger-Aliassime | -1,050 |
| vs. Rinky Hijikata | +660 |
| Nuno Borges | +180 |
| vs. Learner Tien | -220 |
| Taylor Fritz | -4,000 |
| vs. Darwin Blanch | 14/1 |
| Rafael Jodar | -850 |
| vs. Thanasi Kokkinakis | +570 |
| Arthur Fery | +275 |
| vs. Lorenzo Musetti | -350 |
| Mariano Navone | +420 |
| vs. Novak Djpkivic | -580 |
| Stefanos Tsitsipas | +350 |
| vs. Arthur Fils | -465 |
WOMEN
| PLAYER | ODDS |
| Iga Swiatek | -950 |
| vs. Xiyu Wang | +610 |
| Sinja Kraus | +660 |
| vs. Karolina Muchova | -1,050 |
| Zeynep Sonmez | +1,280 |
| vs. Coco Gauff | -3,500 |
| McCartney Kessler | +146 |
| vs. Ekaterina Alexandrova | -178 |
| Aryna Sabalenka | -1,450 |
| vs. Camula Osorio | +810 |
| Jessica Pegula | -1,050 |
| vs. Elena-Gabriela Ruse | +660 |
| Maja Chwalinska | +184 |
| vs. Taylor Townsend | -225 |
| Sloane Stephens | +225 |
| vs. Clara Tauson | -280 |
| Katie Volynets | +265 |
| vs. Linda Noskova | -335 |
| Mirra Andreeva | -820 |
| vs. Janice Tjen | +550 |
| Venus Williams | +520 |
| vs. Sofia Kenin | -750 |
| Naomi Osaka | -1,400 |
| vs. Anastasia Zakarova | +800 |
| Ashlyn Krueger | +450 |
| vs. Amanda Anisimova | -630 |
| Madison Keys | -285 |
| vs. Alina Korneeva | +230 |
| Iva Jovic | -365 |
| vs. Magdelena Frech | +285 |
| Thea Frodin | 14/1 |
| vs. Elena Rybakina | -4,000 |
By MICHAEL LEBOFF
It's been a long time since it's felt like anybody can win the men's U.S. Open, but with Jannik Sinner injured and Carlos Alcaraz set to return to action for the first time since April, the path is open for a surprise winner in Flushing.
Alcaraz remains the favorite to win his third U.S. Open title, but the bookies at bet365 Sportsbook have installed him at a lukewarm price of +175, just ahead of French Open champion Alexander Zverev (+300).
The narrow gap between Alcaraz and Zverev also reflects their respective draws. Though the Spaniard was dealt a tricky path to the semifinals, starting with a tough match against Roman Safiullin in Round 1, Zverev's half of the bracket doesn't feature nearly as many landmines.
Things get quite bunched up behind Zverev, though. There are five players between +800 and 12/1: Novak Djokovic (+800), Arthur Fils (10/1), Rafael Jodar (10/1), Ben Shelton (11/1) and Taylor Fritz (12/1).
All of those players will fancy their chances to win with Sinner out of the picture and Alcaraz rusty, but each of them has significant questions to answer. That should make the upcoming fortnight unpredictable, leaving the door open for an outsider to crash the party.
Injuries have derailed Musetti in 2026, but the former World No. 5 seems to be fit and firing after getting to the quarterfinals at the Cincinnati Masters. If he's operating at 100 percent, Musetti is absolutely a threat to win this tournament.
The Italian has all sorts of tricks up his sleeve and is a graceful mover, making him a joy to watch and a chore to play against.
We usually tend to be biased toward big servers at the U.S. Open, but Musetti's unpredictability makes up for his lack of power.
He made it to the quarterfinals here last year.
He can be a maddening player to back, but his upside is undeniable.
When he's up for it, Ruud is a threat to win any tournament, but you just don't know what you're going to get from the Norwegian when he steps on the court. You could get the composed player with a relentless motor that made it to the Open final in 2022, or you can get the disinterested version of Ruud that gets bounced in the early rounds.
We'll hope for the former, as Ruud has a favorable draw in the early chapters of this tournament.
Speaking of players who can drive you up a wall, that's Alexander Bublik's calling card. A prodigious server and one of the most talented athletes in this field, Bublik can look like the best player in the world one moment and a country-club player the next. The Kazakh was drawn into Alcaraz's half of the bracket, but his path to a potential meeting with Alcaraz is not all that daunting.
We'll take a huge price on a huge talent here.
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KYRIE Irving was right! Planet Earth is flat, and that explains why so many people are falling off its edges, never to be seen again.
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Longtime reader Gary Wilbur — a credible man who shares intelligent, moderately worded thoughts, nothing socially objectionable — last week learned that the fantasy football fun and games league he and pals created under the title “Honeymooners Football League,” this season, operating within ESPN’s site, will not be allowed to use one of its regular team names as it is racist.
Its name? In keeping with the "The Honeymooners" sustaining TV themes, it was called "The Racoon Lodge" team, as per the club that included Ralph Kramden and Ed Norton.
ESPN's gripe? The last four letters in Racoon were once spoken as a slur for blacks.
Wilbur, in keeping with the endearing and enduring TV show's episodes, wonders if "Hellooo, ball!" will pass ESPN's rigid qualifications.
The dead-serious silliness doesn't end. ESPN's veteran tennis analyst Doug Adler was sentenced to life by ESPN and a New York Times correspondent for praising Venus Williams' "guerrilla methods" of poaching the net, yet ESPN football analyst Robert Griffin III was indulged after referencing "jiga-

TAKE YOUR PICK: ESPN might censor your fantasy team name, but don't expect them to censor guys like Stephen A. Smith.
boos" on the air.
And Disney/ESPN has anointed a transparent blow-hard, race hustler and accent-chameleon to fit specific audiences, as its top guy, despite inflammatory claims of white bigotry — claims are based solely
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on rotten guesswork. Stephen A. Smith has never been forced to clean up the ignorance-driven messes he leaves.
But it's clear by now that ESPN is another network that advocates unfair play as the preferred route to fair play.
And if there's nothing there — nothing to condemn as racist or bigoted — rest assured that ESPN will find it. As written:
"No Offensive Content: Per the ESPN Fair Play and Conduct policy, team names cannot be vulgar, derogatory, sexist, or racist."
Guess that would eliminate those who would mime Ralph's condemnation of his mother-in-law as "A blabber mouth!"
And thus The Racoon Lodge is banned as the name of a fantasy football team as if it were “The Ku Klux Klan Clan.”
WITH the NFL season about to start, there was an exciting week in Cleveland. The Browns, torn between two impossible-to-root-for QBs to start the season — Deshaun Watson and chip off the ole' braggart Shedeur Sanders — chose Watson.
Of course, any of us with Watson's bio would be fortunate to have found future employment stacking license plates in a prison after settling sexual assault suits filed by 24 women — physical therapists Watson allegedly, uninvited, treated as hand-maiden hookers.
But in Roger Goodell's NFL, Watson was welcomed back after an 11-game suspension and then-record \$230 million contract, all of it guaranteed. So what if the women did not sign up for, let alone consent, to Watson's finishing touches entitlements.
But Roger Goodell's \$700 million in career earnings apparently didn't and doesn't include serving the best interests of the sport.
If ever a commissioner had a good reason to ban a player for life, well ... Besides, Watson sells a lot of jerseys to cheer-for-anyone Browns fans.
But last week, after Watson went 5-for-12 for 36 yards plus one interception and was actually booed in a blowout home preseason games loss, he still provided clear proof that he still doesn't get it. "I think the whole world knows it [the booing] had nothing to do about the performance. It's a little bit more personal than that. So I think it's a disrespectful thing.
"So yeah, I mean, I'm going to keep whatever I feel with me and my family internally on how I feel about that."
Yes, he doesn't like to be disrespected. And he worries about his family's feelings. Imagine that.
Here in New York we've been encouraged to root for the return of Odell Beckham Jr. to the Giants. Yeah, he brings swagger!
But is he a changed man from the fool who mimed a dog's urination in the end zone, repeatedly engaged in me-first in-game hassles, was seen in a photo snorting some white powdery substance, bolted to Florida to party days before losing a playoff game in Green Bay and being banned by his old "school," LSU, after trying to steal the stage in a national title locker room celebration.
Beckham — by then in the NFL, five years removed from LSU — was literally tossing money around and demanding maximum media attention in the LSU locker room, when had to be escorted out by security personnel.
But we're told, without a flake of evidence, that he has sworn off himself, that Beckham deserves yet another second chance with his sixth team — Giants twice — since 2018.
But the Giants already have that sort of WR from LSU. Malik Nabers, who recovered from a concussion by attending a poundingly loud rap concert and spent an in-game timeout chatting up old pals on the Washington sideline. Professional football is back!
MLBN whiffs with no Q's about K's
MLB NETWORK last week interviewed Angels shortstop Zach Neto, the AL Player of the Week.
MLBN hosts and graphics addressed all his offensive stats, even had him demonstrate his batting stance that this season has produced 22 home runs. The hosts busied themselves telling Neto how great he is.
But his most standout stat to that date wasn't addressed. He had, entering late August and mostly as a lead-off man, struck out a staggering 177 times.
Every time I write about the foolish abandonment of MLB players catching with both hands, I receive feedback accusing me of old fuddy-ism as very few balls are dropped. But one is too many if it's preventable, no?
Besides and beyond that, catching with two hands allows the fielder to first secure the ball then quickly grip it with their other hand to throw it.
How many base runners are safe by that ubiquitous “split second” on a throw from the outfield? Catching with two hands eliminates those split seconds, the kinds that distinguish the winners from the losers.
But modern MLB managers don't want to bother with such things. Might hurt some multimillionaire's feelings.
Our condolences to the friends and family of Bob Ahrens, a hidden local legend who passed last week at 89.
Ahrens was the unquenchable force as Fordham radio station WFUV's executive producer. He provided mentorship, encouragement and promotion to so many future sports radio and TV voices, and game and station producers that only Syracuse University could rival Fordham for local sportscasting contributors.
Wanted to share this with you: Two weeks ago while traveling the Croatian Coast on the Adriatic Sea, our speed boat skipper pulled alongside a tiny island, home to Our Lady of the Rocks, a tiny church built in 1452.
There was nothing on this island — no room for anything else — until I rounded a corner to see an attached shack, the sign above it reading in English, “Convenience Store.”
Thus, I presume, I visited the most inconvenient convenience store in the world. "And honey, while you're out, pick up a couple of tomatoes."
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By ZACH BRAZILLER
The Yankees may have another injury to deal with.
George Lombard Jr. left the second game of a doubleheader against the Red Sox on Saturday night in The Bronx with what appeared to be a right knee injury.
The Yankees announced the injury as right knee discomfort. An MRI was scheduled for later in the evening. The Yankees did not believe it was serious, calling Lombard day to day.
In his first at-bat, Lombard awkwardly checked his swing and didn't seem right. Manager Aaron Boone and trainer Tim Lentych came out to check on him. Lombard, a top shortstop prospect, stayed in the game and singled to left field. He batted in the third inning and lined out to left, but he was replaced in the top of the fourth.
José Caballero moved over to shortstop and Amed Rosario was inserted at third base. If Lombard needs a stint on the injured list, the Yankees could bring back Anthony Volpe from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Since his demotion, Volpe hasn't hit a ton, with a .681 OPS, although he has hit five home runs.
The 21-year-old Lombard was promoted to the big leagues on Aug. 3 and homered in his debut. He made a number of sparkling defensive plays initially, but recently had a streak of errors in six consecutive games. His offense has also fallen off. Currently, Lombard owns a .247/.306/.364 slash line with a .670 OPS.
Throughout his time in the minor leagues, Lombard was known more for his glove than anything else. So his defensive issues were a surprise.
"I didn't realize he was having a tough week," veteran first baseman Paul Goldschmidt said. "I think he's done so many good things and has so many good at-bats. We know there's going to be ups and downs. I guess there's some plays he could have made, but the feeling in the clubhouse is we're happy to have him. He's been doing a great job. We know he's going to make some great plays, have some good at-bats and [be] a really valuable part of this team."

UH-OH: George Lombard Jr.
appears to have hurt himself during his first at-bat of the nightcap of a doubleheader against the Red Sox on Saturday in The Bronx. AP
By ZACH BRAZILLER
Amed Rosario and Ali Sánchez are supposed to provide depth, part-time players who help the Yankees when given an opportunity.
The duo hurt them Saturday afternoon.
Rosario's baserunning mistake and Sánchez's passed ball cost the Yankees multiple runs in their 6-0 loss to the Red Sox to start a crucial day-night double-header in The Bronx. Rosario had some redemption in the nightcap, entering the game after George Lombard Jr.'s injury and going
2-for-2 with an RBI in a 9-2 win.
They were key plays in a game manager Aaron Boone said the Yankees performed “poorly.” Rosario’s gaffe — he failed to score from second base on Heliot Ramos’ double that eluded Ceddanne Rafaela in deep center field — prevented the Yankees from scoring the tying run in the fourth inning. Rosario was looking to tag up on the play rather than go halfway and was thrown out by a wide margin at the plate.
“Difficult read there, but at the end of the day, I just have to get myself in a better position, trying to give myself a chance there to score if you have an opportunity," Rosario said through an interpreter. "I just put myself in a bad position to score."
"If I'm in a better position," he later added, "I definitely score there."
Sánchez's passed ball with two outs in the fifth enabled the Red Sox to extend the lead to 2-0. Rosario had a hand in that run scoring as well. With one out and Adley Rutschman on first base, he caught an Andruw Monasterio line drive, but his throw to first base to double up Rutschman was wild, hit the runner and enabled him to advance to second base.
"I think a good throw gets us a double play there," Rosario said.
Still, there were two outs with Rutschman on second base and light-hitting outfielder Eli White at the plate. But Carlos Rodón missed badly with a 2-2 slider that Sánchez couldn't catch. It was supposed to be a back-foot slider, and it ended up high and away. The slow-footed Rutschman narrowly beat Sánchez's throw to Rodón at home.
"I think Ali's been pretty good behind the plate — obviously, the passed ball is a ball we have to catch," Boone said.
By RYAN DUNLEAVY
Bailey Zappe is out of the competition to be the backup Jets quarterback.
If such a competition ever really existed.
Zappe, who started eight games for the Patriots in 2022 and 2023 when he was nipping at the heels of starter Mac Jones, and defensive tackle Mazi Smith were released Saturday by the Jets, ESPN re-
Head coach Aaron Glenn declined Friday to officially name rookie Cade Klubnik as the top option behind starter Geno Smith, but it is no secret that the team is leaning in that di-

BAILEY ZAPPE
rection after the fourth-round draft pick ran the second-team offense all summer.
Zappe and Brady Cook, who went 0-4 as an undrafted rookie last season, were splitting third-team reps. Cook is a candidate for the practice squad, assuming he is released before 6 p.m. Sunday when the roster goes from 90 to 53 players.
Zappe last started a game (one) for the 2024 Browns. He completed two of five passes and took two sacks Friday night in the preseason finale against the Giants.
The depth chart will change if the Jets decide to add a veteran quarterback behind Smith and bump Klubnik to third-stringer after he struggled in the final two preseason games, including his interception against the Giants. But then the Jets would have to carry three quarterbacks on the 53-man roster or risk exposing Klubnik to waivers.
The Jets signed Zappe in January. But there was no guaranteed money and thus no dead-cap charge on his one-year, \$1.2 million contract.
Smith is a former first-round pick of the Cowboys who was sent to the Jets as a throw-in part of the return in the Quinnen Williams trade last November. He appeared in only three games last season and couldn't crack the defensive line rotation during the summer despite ample opportunity (61 snaps) in preseason games.
By MADELINE KENNEY
Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu never had a game like Saturday's 85-66 win against the Chicago Sky.
Ionescu couldn't hit the ground if she fell out of bed. Shot after shot rattled the rim.
She missed all 10 of her field goal attempts, including seven inside the arc. It was her first game without a field goal since May 11, 2022, and her fifth all time. Saturday set a personal record for her most field goal attempts without a make in her WNBA career.
Ionescu's lone two points came from the free-throw line.
At some point, Ionescu said, one can't help but laugh.
"It's not that big of a deal to me," she insisted after her uncharacteristic performance. "I know who I am. I know what I'm able to do. Kind of felt like the ball was allergic to the rim there for me. Like it's literally just toilet-bowling out. I'm not really understanding. They're not bad misses. They're just literally popping out, so sometimes you just gotta laugh and shake it off."
Of course, she impacts the game far beyond her scoring. She's a solid screen setter and keeps her Jupiter-like gravitational pull even when she's gone cold as a shooter. She's also one of the league's better rebounding guards.
Against the Sky, Ionescu had five boards and four assists.
But her struggles to put the ball in the basket as of late have been startling.
Ionescu has gone 8-for-53 from deep over eight games entering the FIBA World Cup break.
The personal skid started on the eve of USA Basketball's roster announcement, in which Ionescu didn't make the cut.
Ionescu said she is dealing with “nothing more” than the general wear and tear of a 44-game season, though she also hinted that she might still be dealing with a back issue that sidelined her for seven games.
She's welcoming the nearly three-week pause in the Liberty schedule for the World Cup as a chance to get her legs fresh ahead of a four-game playoff push on the other side.
"Obviously with a back injury, that's something that is always there," Ionescu said. "Definitely nothing more than what it has
been, but will obviously take the break that I get to just rest and really use the time to have my back feeling really good."
It's been a tough season for Ionescu, who missed 12 of the Liberty's first 13 games due to injuries.
She's averaging 15.6 points on 12.8 field goal attempts per game, her lowest marks since 2021. Her four rebounds per game are a career low.
The Liberty remain as confident in Ionescu as she is in herself.
"I know she's gonna put the work in and she's gonna be fine," coach Chris DeMarco said. "Today, bad shooting night, fine. She did some other things that really helped us. ... But the work's undefeated and she's going to put the work in. So I never worry about Sabrina."
Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones aren't worried about their fellow star either.
"We believe in her," Jones said. "Every time it goes up, whether it goes in or not, I feel like it's going in because that's how much I believe in her. So the love doesn't change, the energy doesn't change, none of that stuff changes, and she knows that."
“Continue to kind of give Sab confidence,” Stewart said, “... letting her know when they’re great shots, and for her to just continue to keep shooting. I feel like when you’re struggling to hit, it feels like you can’t do anything, and to have people in your circle or in your corner, bring you back and show you that it’s gonna be something minor over the course of this entire season.”
mkenney@nypost.com

MISSING IN ACTION: Slumping Sabrina Ionescu was 0-for-10 from the field Saturday but did have five rebounds and four assists in a win over the Sky. Getty Images
By MADELINE KENNEY
Speaking for the first time Saturday since her verbal altercation with Enes Kanter Freedom, Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud refused to give the situation additional attention.
Instead, Cloud used her pre-game availability to bring attention to greater threats to women and children, including domestic violence, sexual assault, ongoing food insecurity and access to health care.
"I will not talk about any irrele-"
vant threat to women because that's exactly what it is," Cloud said before the Liberty beat the Sky 85-66 at Barclays Center. "I want to talk about real issues that face women and it's not our trans human beings, and it's not our drag queens, it's not our gay community. There is a certain demographic of people that you can general search — it's a simple, good search of 'What is the greatest threat to women and children currently in 2026 in the United States of America' — and it's not going to be trans."
Cloud is among the choir of WNBA players, coaches and executives who've expressed frustration with the league becoming a major flashpoint in the country's culture war.
Cloud said the ongoing narratives regarding trans participation in the WNBA are an “intentional distraction.”
She blamed men — whom she identified as the major demographic that talks about sports and invests in and manages sports — as being the problem.
"Even the men now that are like, 'Oh, we need to protect the WNBA.' Y'all were the same ones saying we shouldn't have been paid. Y'all were the same ones saying that we shouldn't have been invested into. Y'all were the same ones saying that we're a joke. Y'all are the same ones that don't respect Black women," Cloud said. "So if you're gonna protect women, that means all women. That includes Black women, trans women, and the list goes on and on and on. So the root of the issue is men."
Cloud believes the WNBA's three-week break for the FIBA World Cup next month may allow for the narratives around the league to get back to basketball.
▶ Han Xu bounced back from a scoreless outing against the Golden State Valkyries with her best game of the season Saturday.
Han scored a season-high 19 points on 6-for-8 shooting, with two 3-pointers, off the bench. She also had five rebounds and two blocks to help lift the Liberty to a win in their final game before the FIBA World Cup break.
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In the fifth of a six-part draft preview series, Fantasy Insanity takes a look at wide receivers. Next week: depth chart updates and early season forecasts.
NOT ALL fantasy sleepers are created equal.
Take running backs for example: Normally, you need a significant amount of luck for one to work out — like, and injury to the initial starter, or unexpected poor performance by a backfield mate. It is much less likely you find a real-world feature back deep in a fantasy draft.

Compare that to wide receivers. No, it still isn't likely to find a leading receiver for an NFL team deep in a draft, but it happens more often than it does for running backs.
Last season, Wan'Dale Robinson was ignored on draft day but was the Giants' most productive receiver, good for WR11 on the season. Emeka Ebuka was WR3 through the first three weeks last season, and he could be had deep in drafts.
There was Bran Thomas Jr. (WR4) in 2024, Puka Nacua (WR4) and Nico Collins (WR12) in 2023, Chris
Godwin (WR2) in 2019 ... you get the point.
So who are potential break-out WRs deep in drafts this year? We aren't even looking for realistic top-10 potential, though that would be great. We will settle for someone
Chris Godwin
who, if you have to start every week, won't be a drag on your lineup.
Players like, Wan'Dale Robinson. That's right, the same guy who popped for us last year, he can do it again this year. How is that possible? Because he was a quiet WR11. He had just four weeks as a top-10 WR but 10 in the top 35 — or right around Flex starting range.
To compare, Jameson Williams was the 24th WR taken in 2025 drafts, on average, and 58th player overall. Robinson was WR70 and 174th overall. Yet Robinson finished the season two spots ahead of Williams, who also was slightly more inconsistent.
He is with a new team this season, which should be a downer. Nevertheless, he follows his former coach to Tennessee, Brian Daboll, who is the Titans offensive coordinator.
With an offense that is learning a new system, and a young QB has some comfortable passing targets. And someone who knows the Daboll offense (Robinson) is much more likely to provide that safety net than a rookie (Carnell Tate), especially early in the season. With an ADP near the 100th pick, that makes him a draft-day steal.
All the hubbub with the Patriots is around new WR A.J. Brown. But overlooked is another new Pats wideout, Romeo Doubs. Stuck in a deep committee in Green Bay, Doubs should get a chance to prove he is a capable WR2 on a NFL roster. With Kayshon Boutte sent to Houston, there
There are a number of others whom we feel can easily outperform their draft value. One is another repeat member of this clique. Chris Godwin no longer is battling Mike Evans for targets at Tampa Bay, but Emeka Egbuka is battling a toe injury. With an angry Baker Mayfield at QB, watch out for another Godwin spike.
presumably on the rise, expect Daboll & Co. to make sure Cam Ward
Wan'Dale Robinson
Caleb Douglas
Don't expect Doubs to challenge Brown to the top role in this offense, but he should easily outpace his current WR61 (ADP 185) draft spot.

is one fewer potential target vulture to deal with.
We always felt Darnell Mooney was better than his numbers, considering the poor QB play in Atlanta. Now with the Giants (at least marginally better), we were high on him even before the sad Calvin Austin III
news. Beforehand, he was a dart throw-type hunch, but now there is legitimate reasons to think he can be a nice back-of-roster fill in for basically nothing — he often goes undrafted.
Another one for deep leagues or danger-seekers late in the draft is Caleb Douglas. Look, we don't expect much from the Dolphins offense, but they are going to be playing from behind, thus passing, a lot. If we're gambling one of them having a breakout, it is the rookie Douglas, who has drawn some attention in camp.
So when launching some fantasy Hail Marys in your draft, at least you know where you should aim.
dloftis@nypost.com

| Rank. Player | TM | POS | DVQ | ADP |
| 1. Ja'Marr Chase | CIN | WR | 16.7 | 3.4 |
| 2. Puka Nacua | LAR | WR | 20.3 | 4.9 |
| 3. Amon-Ra St. Brown | DET | WR | 34.7 | 7.9 |
| 4. Justin Jefferson | MIN | WR | 36.2 | 13.0 |
| 5. Jaxon Smith-Njigba | SEA | WR | 39.5 | 6.7 |
| 6. A.J. Brown | NE | WR | 43.1 | 22.1 |
| 7. CeeDee Lamb | DAL | WR | 45.6 | 12.3 |
| 8. Rashee Rice | KC | WR | 53.8 | 30.7 |
| 9. Nico Collins | HOU | WR | 55.1 | 25.2 |
| 10. Drake London | ATL | WR | 58.2 | 21.2 |
| Rank. Player | TM | POS | DVQ | ADI |
| 11. Ladd McConkey | LAC | WR | 60.8 | 43.4 |
| 12. Malik Nabers | NYG | WR | 61.4 | 29.8 |
| 13. George Pickens | DAL | WR | 62.2 | 26.5 |
| 14. Chris Olave | NO | WR | 65.0 | 29.4 |
| 15. DeVonta Smith | PHI | WR | 65.4 | 35.0 |
| 16. Davante Adams | LAR | WR | 65.8 | 55.6 |
| 17. Zay Flowers | BAL | WR | 65.8 | 38.0 |
| 18. Jaylen Waddle | DEN | WR | 65.9 | 47.3 |
| 19. Garrett Wilson | NYJ | WR | 66.1 | 42.5 |
| 20. Rome Odunze | CHI | WR | 66.7 | 62.9 |

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| Rank. Player | TM | POS | DVQ | ADP |
| 21. Tee Higgins | CIN | WR | 67.0 | 43.8 |
| 22. Emeka Egbuka | TB | WR | 67.2 | 42.5 |
| 23. Christian Watson | GB | WR | 67.5 | 70.0 |
| 24. Mike Evans | SF | WR | 68.3 | 69.6 |
| 25. Luther Burden III | CHI | WR | 68.9 | 57.1 |
| 26. Tetairoa McMillan | CAR | WR | 71.8 | 42.5 |
| 27. Parker Washington | JAX | WR | 72,1 | 72-9 |
| 28. Terry McLaurin | WAS | WR | 73.1 | 56.2 |
| 29. DJ Moore | BUF | WR | 79.4 | 52.7 |
| 30. Jameson Williams | DET | WR | 80.1 | 61.2 |

NAVIGATING late-summer fantasy football drafts requires a keen eye for market distortion. A player's average draft position can easily lie to you.
Aggregated ADP metrics blend months of summer draft data together, meaning two weeks of surging camp hype get heavily diluted by three prior months of stagnant baseline drafts. If you rely solely on broad consensus numbers, you miss where the market is actually moving right now.
Late-round wide receivers represent the clearest example of why you must recalibrate your board based on recent drafts rather than summer-long averages.
San Francisco's rookie wideout De'Zhaun Stribling is the poster child for late-summer draft helium. After putting together a dominant training camp and delivering explosive preseason performances, his effective cost has shifted dramatically. In early summer drafts, Stribling was a comfortable late-round stash near the 13th round. In recent high-stakes leagues, however, he has routinely been selected in the eighth or ninth round, with some eager managers even reaching for him as high as the sixth.

Though the talent is obvious, fantasy managers must ask whether he tasy managers must ask whether he can deliver a proper return on investment at that heightened cost. Operating alongside established target-earners like Mike Evans, Deebo Samuel and George Kittle, Stribling faces an uphill battle for consistent target volume. Paying a mid-round price tag for a fourth option in a passing game requires significant projected efficiency to break even.
Baltimore rookie Ja'Kobi Lane has also seen his draft stock steadily climb following a stellar camp. Drafted as a third-round pick, Lane has been a standout in practices
while actively competing for the starting split-end role alongside Rashod Bateman. Early summer ADP still lists Lane near the end of drafts, but recent real-time drafts show him steadily creeping into the early double-digit rounds. His perimeter size and big-play ability give him legitimate upside in a high-efficiency offense, making his recent price increase far easier to justify than other inflated rookies.
In Houston, Kayshon Boutte offers a
classic trade-driven ADP spike. Recently acquired from the Patriots, Boutte stepped into an immediate opportunity with rookie Jayden Higgins sidelined for the season. Boutte is primed to compete for the team's No. 2 receiver role, causing his recent draft position to skyrocket from undrafted status to a late-round target.
When late-round wideouts rapidly ascend draft boards, evaluating cost versus opportunity is critical. Chasing camp hype at peak price often caps your ceiling, but identifying players whose role expanded overnight, like Boutte or Lane, allows you to strike while the actual draft market catches up to the aggregate numbers.
Howard Bender is the head of content at FantasyAlarm.com. Follow him on X @rotobuzzguy and catch him on the award-winning "Fantasy Alarm Radio Show" on the SiriusXM fantasy sports channel weekdays from 6-8 p.m. Go to FantasyAlarm.com for all your fantasy football news and advice.

By RYAN ANDERSON
For all the speculation surrounding Aaron Donald's potential return to the Rams, one important part of the equation has not yet begun.
Donald and the Rams still haven't talked money.
Los Angeles has spent much of the summer trying to lure Donald out of retirement after adding Myles Garrett, but ESPN's Peter Schrager suggested Donald may need more than confidence in his body before committing. He may also need the Rams to show just how badly they want him back.
"There has to also be this feeling that the Rams are welcoming him in because the numbers have to make sense. We're not even at the numbers yet," Schrager said on "The Pat McAfee Show." "And here we are, August 28th, about 10 days away from when they fly out to
Australia, and we don't have him on board."
That could eventually mean a sizable offer.
Donald would presumably expect to be paid top dollar if he came out of retirement. He had one season remaining on the three-year, \$95 million contract he signed with Los Angeles before retiring, and there has been little indication that a comeback would come at a major discount.

AARON DONALD
If Donald believes he can still resemble the player who earned 10 consecutive Pro Bowl selections and recorded eight sacks in his final season, the Rams may have to pay accordingly. Coming out of retirement at 35 would mean putting his body through another NFL season after already walking away on his own terms.
Donald left roughly \$30 million on the table when he retired. That doesn't mean the Rams would simply hand him another \$30 million, but a lucrative one-year agreement with guarantees, bonuses or incentives could be necessary to make a return worthwhile.
The problem is that those conversations apparently haven't even started.
And now time has become a very real factor.
Los Angeles is now days away from leaving for Australia ahead of its Sept. 10 opener against San
Francisco. If Donald decides he wants another season, the Rams would still need to settle on a price, structure the contract and determine how quickly he can be ready for meaningful snaps.
Donald is still deciding whether he can be Aaron Donald again.
If the answer is yes, the Rams may have to pay like they believe it, too.
ary cap in dead money.
Wire reports
Former Giants linebacker Bobby Okereke is signing a one-year contract with the Panthers, multiple media outlets reported Saturday.
Financial terms were not disclosed for Okereke, who was released by the Giants earlier this year in a cost-cutting move.
The 30-year-old led his former team in tackles in two of his three seasons for the Giants, including 143 stops in 2025 and 149 in 2023.
He added one sack, two interceptions and one fumble recovery in 17 games (all starts) for the Giants in 2025.
Okereke has recorded 805 tackles, 7.5 sacks, seven interceptions and 11 forced fumbles in 110 career games (95 starts) with the Colts (2019-22) and Giants. Indianapolis drafted him in the third round in 2019.
COWBOYS: Dallas acquired offensive tackle Broderick Jones, a 2023 first-round draft pick, from the Steelers in a deal that in-
cludes an exchange of draft picks, per reports.
Pittsburgh is sending Jones and its fourth-round pick in the 2027 draft to the Cowboys, in exchange for Dallas' third- and sixth-round picks.
Jones was the 14th overall pick out of Georgia in the 2023 draft. He started 38 of the 45 games he played in three seasons with the Steelers.
JAGUARS: Jacksonville acquired quarterback Quinn Ewers from the Dolphins in exchange for a 2028 sixth-round selection.
The move is pending a physical and likely means the end of backup Nick Mullens' time with the Jaguars. Mullens was inconsistent throughout training camp and the preseason. If Mullens gets cut, it would save \$1.2 million and count \$1.3 million against the sal-
Ewers, 23, originally was drafted by Miami in the seventh round in 2025. He played in four games last season, making three starts, and completed 66.3 percent of his passes for 622 yards and three touchdowns.
PACKERS: Head coach Matt LaFleur says there are no plans for the team to release running back Josh Jacobs, who faces two misdemeanor charges stemming from what police have described as a physical confrontation with his girlfriend.
"I fully anticipate him being a member of our team," LaFleur said Friday night after the Packers closed their preseason schedule with a 42-38 victory over the Cardinals.
The Brown County (Wis.) District Attorney's office filed misdemeanor charges of battery and criminal damage to property against Jacobs on Thursday. The charges arose from an incident that took place three months ago.
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Alexander Zverev
Zverev is ranked second in the world, and seeded first in Flushing thanks to Jannik Sinner withdrawing with a knee injury. He is 18-2 in majors this year. After breaking through with his first Slam title at the French Open — followed by a Wimbledon finals loss to Sinner — he could claim the crown with the latter sidelined.
Carlos Alcaraz The defending champ is 24-3 all-time in Flushing, but Alcaraz is coming back to the U.S. Open having not played since April, a wrist injury costing him four months. Alcaraz, the No. 2 seed, has to open against Roman Safiullin (who beat him in Paris in 2023) and possibly Ben Shelton in the quarters.
Novak Djokovic At 39, Djokovic, seeded fourth, is showing LeBron James-Lionel Messi type longevity. And he's still going strong, starting off the year by reaching the Australian Open final then making the Wimbledon semis. A mouth-watering matchup with Alcaraz looms in the semifinals.
Ben Shelton Shelton is ranked ninth and seeded eighth, but try to find a hotter player other than Zverev. Shelton just became the first man to defend his Montreal title since Rafa Nadal in 2019, and also reached the fourth round in Hamburg. The 23-year-old lefty could face Alcaraz in the quarters. Would anybody be shocked to see him knock off the Spaniard?
Taylor Fritz This spot easily could've gone to fellow American Francis Tiafoe, ranked 12th. But the ninth-seeded Fritz gets the nod here, after winning his first title of the year in Washington and reaching the quarters in both Wimbledon then Cincinnati last week. The Californian made the 2024 U.S. Open final and quarters last year, and is a real threat for another deep run. — Brian Lewis


By BRIAN LEWIS
With reigning U.S. Open champion Jannik Sinner sidelined this year, the path is that much clearer for the American men in the field.
Can one take advantage to end the 23-year drought? The next two weeks will tell.
Even with Sinner gone, Carlos Alca-raz is making his comeback to the court after a four-month layoff due to a right wrist injury. He's the favorite, with Alexander Zverev the top seed and 39-year-old Novak Djokovic still in the mix.
Ben Shelton, Taylor Fritz and Frances Tiafoe all are serious title contenders, with fellow Americans Learner Tien, Brandon Nakashima and Tommy Paul also ranked in the top 20. None, however, are looking at Sinner's absence as a paved road.
“No, not really. Still gotta beat seven guys, however you slice it,” Tiafoe said. “For me, doesn’t really matter if those guys are in [or] those guys are not. Carlos is still playing, Djokovic’s still playing, a lot of good players. And to be honest, I’ve lost the last few Slams not to any of those guys. My mind says it’s not really worried about any of those guys; just trying to beat the guy in front of me.”
American men have enjoyed a great summer, with Shelton (Montreal) and Fritz (Washington) earning hard-court crowns and both Tiafoe (Cincinnati) and Nakashima (Montreal) reaching finals.
That sextet of seeded Americans each aims to become the first man to win the home Grand Slam since Andy Roddick in 2003.
"I know how much quality there is in the draw," Shelton said. "It'd be disrespectful to just think, 'Oh, there's no Sinner, it's a massive opportunity,' when you have guys who've won Slams this year in Zverev, obviously Novak is in the draw, guys who've won big titles and been in great form, whether it's [Rafael] Jodar, Arthur Fils, all the American guys are pretty dangerous on

this surface.
"To discredit the group that's playing high-level tennis right now wouldn't be smart. Going into a tournament like this, I always have respect for whoever is playing."
Shelton may be in the best form of anybody other than Zverev, the first man to repeat in Montreal since 2019. Right behind the big-serving lefty is Fritz, who reached the Wimbledon quarterfinals this year.
Fritz lost the U.S. Open final to Sinner in 2024.
Alcaraz and Sinner faced off in three finals last year — including in Flushing — but Sinner is now sidelined while Alcaraz tries to shake off the rust of a lay-off.
“Once I started to practice a bit, I didn’t know when I’m gonna start,” Alcaraz said. “I don’t know if I’m gonna be ready for Cincinnati, for U.S. Open, or I’m going to miss the whole American swing. [Those] thoughts were really difficult to deal with. But finally, here we are."
Even though Alcaraz sat out last week in Cincinnati, Fritz isn't shocked to see him take the plunge and play in Flushing with no real runway.
“What else would he do? If he feels he’s healthy enough to play, why not play?” Fritz said. “If you feel healthy, might as well. What’s the worst that can happen? You lose. Not playing the tournament is the same thing as losing, in my opinion.”
Tiafoe added: "He's always a guy we're going to look at. But a lot of guys believe they can not only get him but win the event. It's going to be an exciting U.S. Open."
After President Trump's presence at the men's singles final last year caused chaos and huge delays for fans trying to get into Arthur Ashe Stadium,
PRINCES IN QUEENS: Frances Tiafoe (right), serving during third-round play at last year's U.S. Open, is one of six Americans entering this year's Grand Slam in Queens with a seed next to his name. He's joined by Learner Tien (left inset), Brandon Nakashima (inset top), Tommy Paul (inset bottom), Ben Shelton and Taylor Fritz (both far left) as each aims to become the first man to win a singles title on home soil at Flushing Meadows since Andy Roddick in 2003. Corey Sipkin; Getty Images (2); Imagn Images

a spokesman said they weren't sure whether he will attend this year.
Naomi Osaka skipped Cincinnati because, "People forget my main job is to be a mom. This is like my side hustle. I just happen to be really good at it."
On Saturday, she wore a shirt printed with the iconic Slam magazine Allen Iverson cover from March 1999.
"For me, he's a trailblazer. He's also someone that I look up to a lot because he's done a lot in fashion. ... He shifted the way NBA players dress. The whole conversation around clothes in sports and also just expressing yourself through style, he's someone I look up to in that regard."
▶ USTA CEO Craig Tiley on the growth of the U.S. Open: "This will become the tennis Disneyland."





She's the top seed and the favorite. The World No. 1 is an eye-watering 20-1 at Flushing Meadows since 2023, one imperious Coco Gauff performance away from going for a four-peat. But she hasn't won a title since the Sunshine Double and is getting beaten by inferior players lately.
Coco Gauff At this point last year, Gauff's serve was errant, double-faults were an issue and her career was grinding gears. But after a biomechanics specialist helped her serve and a year of growth helped her mindset, she enters as the No. 4 seed and is the hottest woman on tour with a deep run at Wimbledon and title in Cincinnati.
Jessica Pegula A semifinalist last year and finalist the year before that, the No. 3 seed has a game that is rock-solid but will leave questions about whether she can ever claim a major until she finally breaks through to do it. The American deserves her flowers for amplifying player voices and negotiating better wages. But can she win the big one?
Iga Swiatek Elena Rybakina's freak leg injury in Cincinnati casts a cloud on her status, and may help open the door for No. 8 seed Swiatek to make this list. She has championship DNA along with newfound form on the North American hardcourts. If her nerve holds, she's dangerous.
Naomi Osaka The Elmont native is a 13th-seeded wild card, and always a contender. She won the U.S. Open in 2018 and '20, then after childbirth and a mid-career derailment she stormed back to make last year's semifinals. She hasn't won a title this season but can dominate anybody in the field on her day.
— Brian Lewis
Fox "Big Noon Kickoff" analyst and 2004 Heisman-winning USC quarterback Matt Leinart takes a timeout for some Q&A with Steve Serby before the college football season kicks off.
A: Last year, I think we were all guilty of this in the media. He came in with such high expectations, and a lot of it because of who he is for sure, whether that's fair or not. ... And then they play Ohio State Week 1 and we had that game and he struggled and we're like, "Well, maybe Ohio State's defense is the best in the country," which it pretty much was. And then he went on this run and he had a terrific year, and he kind of showed why we were roof. We know how athletic he is. It's another full year under his belt now to become that leader and all that. They got [WR] Cam Coleman, they [Texas Longhorns] have a terrific roster that Sark [coach Steve Sarkisian] has built there. Obviously, he's a front-runner going into the season, anything can happen, but he's definitely one that I would expect to have a chance to win that.

A: The kid can throw it. He's not the biggest guy as far as his size and height and all that stuff, but he's got a great arm, and he's one that can process. He's one that I think mentally he's going to wow scouts and all that when he does eventually go to the draft and the combine. I think that's what separates him maybe from others.
A: West Coast kid, cool, calm and collected. He's as accurate as anybody we've probably ever seen in college football. Just to go in to a place like Ohio State and become the starter that young, and to lead 'em to where he was able to lead 'em to, to be a Heisman candidate, to really be unfazed by all of the pressure and expectations to play quarterback there, he's one of one, in my opinion. He's not gonna wow you running the
football, he's not a Caleb Williams or one of these star, star athletes, but he can throw the football as well as anybody. Q: Trinidad Chambliss of Ole Miss.
A: Trinidad Chambliss, to me, is the most fascinating player this year. Lane [Kiffin, coach] leaves, it'll be interesting to see system-wise and offensively kind of what they do, but I think he's a dark-horse sleeper Heisman candidate, I think he's a dark horse top five pick in the draft. He's as good as there is in college football.
Q: Notre Dame's CJ Carr. A: Future top five pick. The sky's the limit. Can throw the football as well as anybody. I'm excited to see him this year because they lost both running backs (Jeremiyah Love, Jadarian Price), do they put more on his shoulders to kind of become that guy or do they continue to try and run to pass instead of maybe pass to run? I do think we're gonna see a lot more on his plate in a good way, and we're gonna see him throw the football a lot more, which I'm excited to see.
A: This'll be his third year starting under [coach] Lincoln Riley, which is huge. Jayden is as good as there is in college football, he operates that offense at the highest level. I'm excited to see his step and growth as a leader and as more of an alpha dog — and what I mean by that is really, 'cause he's a quiet, humble kid, he works hard, he kind of flies under the radar.
A: He's another one of those guys that can run and can throw it. Obviously played at a high level last year [at Duke] and then goes to Miami, follows Carson Beck, love what [coach] Mario Cristobal's doing there. I think we're gonna see him really on more of a national stage in Miami. He's another guy that, kind of like Trinidad Chambliss, where maybe from a national perspective fans didn't really get a ton of chances to watch him play last year. They will now.
A: Are they gonna win another title? I don't know. But what [coach Curt] Cignetti has done there ... you lose [QB Fernando] Mendoza, you lose some talented wide receivers, you lose some guys on defense ... but based on the way he builds a team and culture and the guys that he goes out and gets that fit what he wants to do, they're gonna be as good. And the key one obviously is they go out and get Josh Hoover from TCU, who's kind of a different style than Mendoza but has played a lot of football, was really productive there the last couple of years. And I feel like Cignetti knows that he can take any quarterback and mold them into what he wants to do for their offense, and obviously he's had a lot of success with guys. I think Oregon, Ohio State going into the season are probably the top two, I think Indiana's right there. And then you have teams like USC, you have Penn State, who I think's gonna be very good with Matt Campbell, and Washington's even sort of a dark horse.
A: I think Notre Dame's probably a Final Four team. I think Notre Dame has a chance to win it all. I think again it does go back to what does this offense look like and the play calling, and who do they want to be from an identity standpoint? I know what they want to be, but when you lose two backs like that, I don't care who you have coming back, you have two first-rounders gone. There is gonna be some change, but I think they feel like CJ Carr can really take that step and carry that load. The schedule is easy for them, they have the path to probably most likely be undefeated, they have a game against Miami this year, obviously that's a big one. They're a real national title contender.
A: Georgia's the same. You look at last year, I think it was one of [coach] Kirby Smart's youngest teams he's had, and they won the SEC, got to the College Football Playoffs. And now a lot of those guys are back. [QB] Gunner Stockton is back. Defensively they're always great. Gunner Stockton was really good last year. ... I think for them to kind of get back into, like, "Hey, we're a legit, legit contender," they gotta be more explosive on offense. That comes when the quarterback has more experience and stuff like that. I'm intrigued by them.
A: I think Miami is clearly the team to beat ... and then don't sleep on SMU. Remember, SMU beat Miami at home last year during the regular season, they get [QB] Kevin Jennings back, who's a terrific player. It's a veteran-led team this year, their defense is gonna be better, their offense is gonna be really explosive, and they don't play each other. So you look at SMU's schedule, there's a real path there to get to the ACC championship game.
A: I think Texas Tech is gonna be very good again. Obviously the quarterback situation is not ideal for them, at least what they thought they were gonna have, so that's something to keep an eye on. I think BYU probably has the best chance to win the Big
12 with [QB] Bear Bachmeier back, their running game, they're a 10-, ll-win team every year. I think TCU's got a shot to be pretty good. Utah does lose Kyle [Whittingham, coach], but just because of culture and the players on that team, I think that they're gonna be in the mix.
Q: What are some other interesting storylines? A: Let's look at coaching changes. Let's look at Lane Kiffin at LSU. Obviously, I've known Lane forever, he was my coach at USC. A little bit of a mess, he split there from Ole Miss to LSU, but he has one of the more talented rosters, and now he has probably more at his disposal to build that team. How do they do in the SEC? I think you look at a guy like Matt Campbell going to Penn State, not getting a ton of news, but Matt Campbell's a terrific coach. Obviously for me USC, is a big storyline this year. I think there's a lot of pressure on Lincoln, obviously, to win this year, I think he would tell you that, this is Year 5. They're sort of flying under the radar based on the ranking. It feels like kind of playoff-or-bust this year with that roster. Then I always like the storyline, it's just like which teams kind of come out of nowhere? Texas Tech was kind of that team last year. Could be SMU this year which obviously I'm more partial to 'cause my son is there. They might be able to contend in the ACC.
A: I think Lane is polarizing, obviously Lane is Lane, right? This is who he's been. I love Lane, I have a personal relationship with him, I think he's a terrific coach. You kind of take him with a grain of salt, right? He's an excellent recruiter. It's really more of it's a reflection of the state of college football and recruiting and all the stuff that's going on, right? I hope it gets fixed, I hope we can find a voice in college athletics to keep all of this out of the game. Obviously he's doing things that other people are doing, too.
Q: Players you're excited to watch? A: [Texas WR] Cam Coleman, he's gonna be a big-time player. [WR] Kayden Dixon-Wyatt at USC, I've known him since high school, he's a true freshman this year, receiver, he's gonna be a star, he is someone to keep an eye on as the season progresses. Jordan Davison over at Oregon, the running back, and I want to shout out [QB] Rocco Becht, he's been playing ball for a long time and probably some people know him, but he's at Penn State now following Matt Campbell.
A: Fall is my favorite time of the year for obvious reasons, and the biggest reason is just football is back. There's so much change and outside things going on in college athletics, and not necessarily all positives, but at the end of the day I love celebrating the game, I love celebrating the tradition, the history, the players, the teams, the narratives, the storylines, all of that stuff. The offseason is for people to talk about a whole bunch of different stuff. We're finally in the part where now these kids get to play. I think it's gonna be a great year. I think the product on the field has never been better. I think the parity in college football has never been better. It's gonna be a fun, fun season.

A: Life-changing. They say once you win, you're always gonna be known as Matt Leinart, Heisman Trophy winner.
Q: Cross-eyed and fat. A: Tough adolescence for me. Tough childhood. ... I was a very good athlete, so I had sports as my outlet. I was cross-eyed, I wore these big, thick bifocal glasses, so I was bullied by a lot of non-athlete kids, there's always cliques at every school. So I was bul-
lied a lot probably fourth, fifth, sixth grade and then I shot up and I got super tall and leaned on all those things.
A: I would sum it up as didn't live up to the expectation that I had for myself. But I would say this: I learned a lot in those years, I grew a lot, I had opportunities when I felt like I was ready and injuries kind of derailed. I kind of look back and I think there was a lot of it that I could control, there was a lot of it that I couldn't control, and I'm OK with that. I've been at peace with my career for a long time. Football opened up so many doors for me, it's why I have a job now. I can't live with regret. Yeah, I would have loved to play longer; I would have loved to be this and that for sure. But it didn't work out that way.
Q: You went to the Cardinals with the 10th pick in 2004. Did you think the Jets might draft you at No. 4? A: I did. Yeah, they were close. I had meetings with them, their whole brass flew out, worked me out, got me on the board, did all those things, dinner ... there was all that Joe Namath parallels, like Hollywood Matt's coming to New York, etc. There was definitely a real shot, they ended up taking D'Brickashaw Ferguson, which obviously ended up being a great player for them.
Q: Three dinner guests? A: Kobe Bryant, who is my favorite athlete of all time; Eminem; Michael Jackson.
Q: Favorite movie? A: "Wedding Crashers."
Q: Favorite actor? A: Jerry Ferrara.
Q: Favorite actress? A: Josie Loren.
Q: Favorite meal? A: Cheeseburger and french fries all day long.
A: Oregon, Ohio State, Notre Dame ... I was on Georgia but I'm gonna give Texas a little love.
Q: So who wins it? A: I'm gonna go Ohio State. Safe pick.

SLÁINTE: UNC quarterback Billy Edwards Jr., a transfer from Wisconsin, threw for 232 yards Saturday in a win over TCU in Dublin to open the college football season. Imagn Images
New North Carolina quarterback Billy Edwards Jr. threw for 232 yards, Aeron Burrell kicked two field goals and the Tar Heels opened coach Bill Belichick's second season with a 15-10 win over TCU on a rainy Saturday in Dublin for the Aer Lingus Classic.
TCU didn't score again after going up 10-3 on its first two drives. The Horned Frogs got the ball eight more times, and were stopped on fourth-and-short deep in Tar Heels territory on their last two drives.
"I'm just happy for the players. They've worked really hard," said Belichick, who won six Super Bowls coaching New England. "To have positive results back up that hard work, reinforces it. I think they've been believing in what we're doing, but I
think this just gives everybody a little bit more belief and we've just got to keep building."
Southern California's Jayden Maiava passed for 286 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another score.
Trent Mosley caught seven passes for 118 yards and a touchdown in the Orange County product's dynamic debut for the Trojans, who showcased several promising newcomers in coach Lincoln Riley's offense. Kayden Dixon-Wyatt also caught a TD pass in his debut, while Riley Wormley and Shahn Alston rushed for their first TDs.
New USC defensive coordinator Gary Patterson's unit mostly looked sharp while the Trojans built a 35-3 lead heading into the fourth quarter, but new San José State quarterback Luke Weaver led three late touchdown drives against USC's backup defenders to tighten up the final score considerably.
In Charlottesville, Va., transfer quarterback Beau Pribula dazzled in his Cavaliers debut while drilling the visiting Wolfpack in the season and ACC opener for both.
Pribula, who started his career at Penn State and played last season at Missouri, threw for 155 yards and two touchdowns and ran for another 110 yards, becoming the first Virginia quarterback to run for 100 yards in a game since Brennan Armstrong in 2022.
Behind a balanced offense and stifling defense, the Cavaliers jumped out to a 17-0 lead headed into halftime.
cal hospital.
By THOMAS GAMBA-ELLIS
A Division II college football player died on the field during a game Saturday.
William Jewell College running back MicahJo Barnett died after a sudden medical emergency during the team's season opener, the school announced.
Paramedics attended to Barnett, a junior at the Liberty, Mo., school, after he collapsed on the field in the first quarter. Barnett, who scored a touchdown earlier in Saturday's game, later was pronounced dead after first responders took him to a lo-
The exact cause of Barnett's medical emergency was not released.
The game was suspended following the tragic scene.
Barnett was a native of Liberty and had a standout high school career at Liberty North, where he helped lead a state-title team his senior year by putting up 1,450 all-purpose yards and 20 touchdowns.
He started five games for William Jewell last season and led the team in rushing yards before an injury ended his season.
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INDY MOMENT: Indiana coach Curt Cignetti hoists the tophy after winning the college football title last season. Transfer Nick Marsh (inset) is a Hoosier this season.
IVE DAYS.
That's how long Curt Cignetti allowed Indiana's returning players to bask in the program's fairy-tale perfect season.
Five days to celebrate. Five days to savor becoming the first team in the modern era of college football to go 16-0.
Then, it was back to work.
“Coach was probably ready for next year by Wednesday or Thursday [after the national championship game], but he gave us a little bit of extra time,” starting linebacker Isaiah Jones recalled in a phone interview with The Post. “We had a week or five days and he was whipping us into shape.”

During the celebration at Memorial Stadium, five days after the Hoosiers' national championship victory over Miami, he told the roaring crowd: "Chapter 3 begins tomorrow."
It was eerily reminiscent of Nick Saban, the legendary seven-time national championship-winning coach who was always looking ahead to the following season.
He famously operated under a 24-hour rule. Once, Saban called a staff meeting the morning after winning it all, and told everyone they were behind. The rest of the country had been recruiting during Alabama's playoff run.
It should come as no surprise that Saban is one of Cignetti's coaching mentors, having spent four seasons under him as an assistant at Alabama from 2007-10. He has that same relentless, intense and competitive drive.
During the first team meeting, Jones shared, Cignetti told the Hoosiers the previous year was special, but had no impact on them. This was a new group.
“Last year’s team can’t win you any games this year,” he advised them. “Anything you did last year means nothing.”
During Big Ten media days, Cignetti said he was "stalking complacency." When Michigan State transfer receiver Nick Marsh showed up the first day of spring practice donning gold shoes, Cignetti ripped him for donning the fancy footwear.
"If I was going to say he changed in any
way, he's getting on us even more. He's gotten even more meticulous," said Jones, who had a team-high seven sacks a year ago. "He doesn't want to see an ounce of complacency. If anything, he's turned it up.
"He's looking for someone to take a rep off. He's looking for a guy who played last year to come into practice and think they don't have to bring it. He's the same guy he's been since he showed up on day one in 2024. He probably hates it more when people bring up last year."
The faces are different — Indiana had a program-record eight players selected in the NFL draft last April, most notably Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback and No. 1 overall pick Fernando Mendoza — but very little else has changed in Bloomington.
Cignetti reloaded with a 17-player transfer class that was ranked eighth in the nation, according to 247Sports.com. That group is highlighted by TCU quarterback Josh Hoover, Boston College running back Turbo Richard, Wisconsin offensive lineman Joe Brunner, the aforementioned Marsh and Penn State cornerback A.J. Harris. There are key returners, like left tackle Carter Smith, receiver Charlie Becker, leading tackler Rolijah Hardy and All-Big Ten preseason selection Tyrique Tucker, a defensive lineman.
It is similar to the previous year, when the Hoosiers brought a few key players back but added several integral pieces through the portal. The question is: Can they do it again? Was last season an aberration or the start of sustained success?
The schedule is much more daunting, including four teams ranked in the Associated Press Top 25: No. 1 Ohio State, No. 14 USC, No. 16 Michigan and No. 17 Washington. A year ago, the Hoosiers didn't have to deal with the Buckeyes until the
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Big Ten championship game and, other than Oregon, avoided the league's best.
Indiana welcomes the challenge. They were doubted all last winter, questioned until the very end. Real or manufactured — Indiana is highly ranked in the preseason, sixth in the country — that us-against-the-world mentality remains.
"None of the returners are satisfied, recruits that came in. Nobody wants to be part of a one-hit wonder,"
Jones said. "Guys already feel disrespected, because people think that, and we don't care what other people think.
"We have a lot of chips on our shoulders, and we have a lot of hungry bellies we're looking to feed. We are a hungry team. We're going to show up every week and every day with that same mentality that got us where we got last year."
— Indiana coach Curt Cignetti
It all starts with the 65-year-old Cignetti, the man who responded to a question about how he would successfully recruit by telling a reporter: "It's pretty simple. I win. Google me."
The man who spent 27 years as a Division I assistant coach and 12 more at low-level Division I programs before Indiana finally gave him a chance on the power-conference stage.
The man who took over a Hoosiers program that had gone
9-27 in three previous years and owns a sparkling 27-2 record.
But stardom doesn't appear to have done anything but motivate him.
"I get questions: How are you going to sustain it?" Cignetti said. "We're not looking to sustain it. We're looking to improve it."
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1 Carr snaps Irish's Heisman drought You have to go all the way back to 1987 for the last
Notre Dame Heisman Trophy winner: wide receiver Tim Brown. CJ Carr — the grandson of legendary Michigan coach Lloyd Carr — was overshadowed by his star running backs, Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price, last year. He'll be the headliner this fall in his second year under center, aided by three returning starters on the offensive line, and top receivers Jordan Faison and Jaden Greathouse. His candidacy takes off in early November, when he leads the Irish to a rout of Miami in a meeting of two undefeated teams.
Coach Dan Lanning has arguably the best quarterback in the country in Dante Moore and I believe the premier defense, a unit that returns five All-Big Ten selections from a year ago. Oregon has disappointed in the playoff the past two seasons, losing by a combined 54 points to Ohio State and Indiana. They are the last team standing this year, making it four straight years in which a Big Ten program has won it all. The defense will be suffocating and the offense will be explosive — Moore's surprising decision to return to school results in a title. (My apologies in advance to Oregon and its fans. My champion at this time last year was Clemson. We know how that turned out.)
In the College Football Playoff for the first time, BYU pulls off back-to-back upsets over Indiana and Notre Dame. The two-loss, Big 12 champion Cougars are predictably under-seeded after narrow setbacks to Notre Dame and Utah in the regular season. But, behind their experienced defense and Heisman Trophy finalist running back LJ Martin, beat two of the country's best teams, including a rematch with the Irish, before a hard-fought loss in the semifinals to Texas.
8 Miami def. 9 Alabama 5 LSU def. 12 South Florida 10 BYU def. 7 Indiana 6 Texas def 11 SMU Quarterfinals
1 Ohio State def. 8 Miami 10 BYU def. 2 Notre Dame 6 Texas def. 3 Georgia 4 Oregon def. 5 LSU Semifinals
4 Oregon def. 1 Ohio State 6 Texas def. 10 BYU Final
4 Oregon def. 6 Texas
A year ago, three top 10 teams — Penn State, Clemson and LSU — failed to finish in the Top 25. This year's preseason flop will be Texas A&M. A soft schedule inflated the Aggies a year ago, and they were predictably one-and-done in the playoff. They won't come close to matching last season's 11 wins this year, having to deal with the likes of LSU and Oklahoma on the road, and Alabama, Tennessee and Texas at home. Coach Mike Elko's program also dealt with several key losses, from star receiver KC Concepcion to four starting offensive linemen and leading tackler Taurean York to top pass rusher Cashius Howell.
— Zach Braziller
4 A legend walks away It will be two and done for Bill Belichick in Chapel Hill. After going 4-8 in Year 1, it gets worse this fall, leading to the 74-year-old Hall of Fame coach stepping away. The Tar Heels' schedule is difficult: games against national championship contender Notre Dame, and three of the ACC's best in Miami, Louisville and Clemson. Belichick's general manager, Mike Lombardi, is on paid administrative leave following a human resources complaint, and his defensive coordinator, son Steve, was on medical leave for most of fall camp and has yet to return. The Tar Heels didn't have a single player named to the

After shocking 2025, what does this season have in store for fans?

The 2025 college football season featured the unpredictable. Indiana, the losingest program in the sport's history, not only won it all, but registered the first 16-0 season in the modern era. Miami reached the title game after failing to win the mediocre ACC. Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss in the midst of the College Football Playoff. So, what does 2026 have in store for us?
Indiana and coach Curt Cignetti are looking to build on their magical campaign. Kiffin quickly stockpiled talent at LSU. Miami returned a ton, and added Duke quarterback Darian Mensah, the ACC preseason Player of the Year, as a strong replacement for Carson Beck. A host of the usual powerhouses – from Ohio State to Notre Dame, Georgia to Oregon and Texas to Ole Miss – are legitimate contenders.
Zach Braziller breaks it all down in The Post's preseason Top 25 college football rankings.
to find a better big three on offense than the Buckeyes trio of quarterback Julian Sayin, running back Bo Jackson and receiver Jeremiah Smith. Though the defense, which was ranked No. 1 nationally in points allowed a year ago (9.3), was hit hard by the departures of top draft picks Arvell Reese, Sonny Styles and Caleb Downs, the unit remains loaded. Defensive end Kenyatta Jackson Jr., linebacker Payton Pierce and cornerback Jermaine Mathews Jr. have breakout potential, and Christian Alliegro, a Wisconsin transfer, and Florida State safety Earl Little Jr. were significant additions.
Moore passed on one shade of green to stay in another tint of it. There wasn't a bigger stay-or-go decision in the sport than the Oregon star signal-caller opting to remain in school rather than be a top-three pick and likely join the Jets. Moore should get plenty of support from a stifling defense that returns All-Big Ten selections A'Mauri Washington, Brandon Finney Jr., Bear Alexander, Teitum Tuioti and Koi Perich.

shouldn't have to do much motivating this year — just reminding his players of the Irish's playoff snub will do the trick. Notre Dame is a popular championship pick,
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and it should be, despite the loss of dynamic running back duo Jeremiyah Love and Jadarian Price. Quarterback CJ Carr is a Heisman Trophy candidate entering his second season as the starter, and the defense could be elite, with eight starters back, led by AP All-American cornerback Leonard Moore.

have won at least 11 games in the past eight complete seasons, and have qualified for the SEC championship game each of those years. Expect another fall along those lines in Athens as Kirby Smart returns quarterback Gunner Stockton, running back Nate Frazier, cornerback Ellis Robinson IV and 11 other starters.

The Post that Cignetti has been even tougher and more focused in fall camp. He's not going to allow for complacency after the team's stunning perfect season. Cignetti hit the portal hard in the spring — adding key players at quarterback (Josh Hoover, TCU), running back (Turbo Richard, Boston College), receiver (Nick

Marsh, Michigan State), offensive line (Joe Brunner, Wisconsin) and cornerback (A.J. Harris, Penn State) after losing a program-record eight players to the NFL draft.
A year

later, there is less hype in Austin for Arch Manning and the Longhorns, but more potential. Manning has a full year of experience to lean on, and a ridiculous amount of talent around him. Coach Steve Sarkisian added impact transfers in wideout Cam Coleman from Auburn, running backs Raleek Brown and Hollywood Smothers from Arizona State and N.C. State, respectively, and tight end Michael Masunas from Michigan State. But the biggest addition could be new defensive coordinator Will Muschamp, whom standout defensive end Colin Simmons called the unit's greatest strength.
Two years

ago, it was Cam
Ward. Then, it was Carson Beck's turn. Now, Darian Mensah is hoping to make it three transfer quarterbacks in as many years to shine for the Hurricanes. The Duke transfer inherits returning standouts at receiver (Malachi Toney) and running back (Mark Fletcher Jr.), and is being joined by fellow Blue Devils wideout Cooper Barkate. The Hurricanes are the class of the ACC.

build a statue for Judge Robert Whitwell in Oxford, or at least give him free season tickets. The Mississippi district judge granted Trinidad Chambliss a sixth year of eligibility back in February with an injunction, which the state Supreme Court held up by denying an NCAA petition on the ruling. That means the terrific tandem of Chambliss and running
back Kewan Lacy gets another season together to torture SEC defenses after leading the Rebels to the CFP semifinals last January.



11-win season was a bit misleading. They took advantage of a weak schedule that, among the top six teams in the SEC, only included Texas. That won't be the case this season for coach Mike Elko, returning starting quarterback Marcel Reed and explosive wideout Mario Craver. Texas A&M has trips to LSU, Alabama and Oklahoma, and hosts Tennessee and Texas.

College

new villain, and he resides in Baton Rouge. Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss for LSU during the playoff, an unprecedented move that created national headlines. It didn't hurt recruiting: Kiffin still landed the top transfer class in the country, according to 247Sports.com. That haul is led by Arizona State quarterback Sam Leavitt, Colorado offensive tackle Jordan Seaton and includes multiple former Ole Miss players. They are sure to be greeted harshly Sept. 19 in their return Oxford, Miss.

threat before quarterback John Mateer suffered a broken bone in his throwing hand in Week 4. He was never the same. Now Mateer is back, and has some new pieces to work with in receivers Trell Harris (Virginia) and Parker Livingstone (Texas). If the experienced defense remains stingy — it was seventh in points allowed per game (15.5) — Oklahoma can contend in the SEC.


before the Red Raiders' opener, they landed a quarterback for the coming season in Florida State transfer Tommy Castellanos. Welcome to college sports, where nothing makes sense anymore. Castellanos was part of a lawsuit in Kentucky in which several players were given a temporary injunction for a fifth year of eligibility. He is, at least initially, expected to play behind starter Will Hammond, who is coming off a torn ACL. Defending Big 12 champion Texas Tech is the preseason favorite in its league, after bringing in the nation's sixth-best transfer portal class, per 247Sports.com.


Just four
programs —
Indiana, Ohio State, Notre Dame and Oregon — have won more games the past two seasons than BYU. The Cougars should win double figures again this year, after coach Kalani Sitake passed on Penn State to stay at his alma mater, and brought back Big 12 preseason Offensive Player of the Year LJ Martin, productive dual-threat quarterback Bear Bachmeier and All-Big 12 preseason defensive selections Keanu Tanuvasa, Cade Uluave, Evan Johnson and Faletau Satuala.

Williams 31 is a Heisman Trophy sleeper, a junior quarterback who produced 31 touchdowns a year ago. His return, after considering a transfer, makes Washington a potential playoff contender. The defense returns six starters, led by leading tackler Alex McLaughlin, and wideout Dezmen Roebuck is a playmaker who may be ready for stardom.


schedule makers didn't do new Wolverines coach Kyle Whittingham any favors: trips to Oregon and Ohio State, and home matchups against Iowa, Penn State and defending national champion Indiana. Fortunately, he was able to keep promising young quarterback Bryce Underwood in Ann Arbor, and brought All-Big 12 selections John Henry Daley and Smith Snowden with him from Utah.
DeBoer has gone a combined 20-8 in his first two seasons at Alabama, which is hardly anything to celebrate in Tuscaloosa. Yet, he received an extension through January 2033 after last year.
Another underwhelming season by Crimson Tide standards and athletic director Greg Byrne will be feeling the heat. The secondary, which returns all five starters, does have a chance to be special.
Coach
Lincoln

Riley's star has faded considerably since he left Oklahoma for USC. The Trojans have gone a pedestrian 24-15 the past three years, and are 11-7 in conference play since joining the Big Ten. There is optimism for a big year, especially offensively: Quarterback Jayden Maiava, and running backs King Miller and Waymond Jordan, along with the entire offensive line, return. Riley is hoping former TCU coach and new defensive coordinator Gary Patterson, now 66, can fix that side of the ball. It has been an algebra equation Riley cannot solve.

Campbell wasn't Penn State's first choice as James Franklin's replacement - the Big Ten school whiffed on BYU's Kalani Sitake first - but the former Iowa State coach comes with a strong reputation as someone who frequently did more with less. He'll have all the resources he'll need in Happy Valley.


the Volunteers to make a major leap defensively with the addition of new coordinator Jim Knowles, who brought multiple starters with him from Penn State. If Coach Josh Heupel can figure out the quarterback position — true freshman Faizon Brandon, a top five high school prospect, beat out sophomore George MacIntyre for the starting spot — Tennessee could be a surprise.

much to change at Utah. Morgan Scalley served as Kyle Whittingham's assistant for 18 seasons, and 10 of those years were spent as the defensive coordinator. Under Scalley, the Utes defense was annually strong up front and last year they were 17th in the country in points allowed (18.9). He was able to keep his top two offensive players in quarterback Devon Dampier and running back Wayshawn Parker.

There are

in life. You go to school, you pay taxes, Iowa runs the ball and is difficult to score against. We're not expecting much to change this year for the Hawkeyes, who return All-American interior offensive lineman lineman Kade Pieper, leading rusher Kamari Moulton and experienced linebacker Jayden Montgomery.
The

Mustangs have continuity, significant considering there are early tests at Florida State and Louisville the first three weeks of the season. Quarterback Kevin Jennings (49 touchdown passes the past two seasons), and All-ACC offensive linemen Josh Bates and P.J. Williams are strong returning pieces on offense, and linebackers Alexander Kilgore and Brandon Booker lead the defense.

six wins in Year 2 under coach Willie Fritz, and the Cougars could take another step forward this fall. Quarterback Conner Weigman and wideout Amare Thomas are both back after combining for 12 touchdowns last year, and defensive back Will James (five passes defensed, three interceptions) is a ballhawk in the secondary.


to win the ACC, the Cardinals don't have to deal with Clemson or Miami during the regular season. They have a strong transfer class led by Ohio State quarterback Lincoln Kienholz and Vanderbilt receiver Tre Richardson, along with a solid returning nucleus. Clev Lubin (8.5 sacks a year ago) anchors a defense that is calling itself the "Red Swarm."


you, Clemson. My pick to win it all last year was a complete flop, and now the Tigers are unranked in the AP's preseason poll for the first time in 15 years. Coach Dabo Swinney will use that slight as motivation. The front seven, anchored by All-ACC selections Will Heldt and Sammy Brown, has the chance to be terrific, and receiver Bryant Wesco Jr. is a potential star if he can stay on the field after his 2025 was cut short due to a spinal injury. Don't let me down again, Clemson.
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■ Ohio State at Texas, Sept. 12, 7:30 p.m.

On paper, Week 1 is a relative bore. Week 2 isn't great either — outside of what has the potential to be an epic showdown in Austin. This game could feature the top two quarterbacks (Texas' Arch Manning and Ohio State's Julian Sayin) and top two receivers (Texas' Cam Coleman and Ohio State's Jeremiah Smith) in the country. Just about every NFL team will send scouts to this clash.
Lane Kiffin's return to Oxford will undoubtedly feature fireworks after he left the Ole Miss program for LSU in the middle of the College Football Playoff. Factor in that both teams are ranked in the top 11 of the Associated Press preseason poll and should enter the SEC opener for both teams undefeated, and there might not be a more charged atmosphere anywhere this season.
During the regular season, Kalen DeBoer is 2-0 against Georgia and 10-4 against the rest of the SEC. Alabama has owned the rivalry for the most part, winning 10 of the past 12 meetings — though Georgia beat Alabama to win the national championship in 2022 — and Georgia hasn't won in Tuscaloosa since 2007. Kirby Smart will certainly remind his players of this well in advance.
The Big Ten's premier program against its defending champion. Ohio State's blue chip talent versus Indiana's experienced transfers. A result that could go a long way to determining the powerhouse league's champion. Bloomington will be on fire, especially since the Hoosiers should cruise through their first six games against JV competition.
This will be the toughest game on either team's schedule, an opportunity for a résumé-boosting victory that will directly impact inclusion or seeding in the playoff. The meeting last year in early September wasn't decided until the final seconds, and ultimately knocked Notre Dame out of the playoff. The Irish will have revenge on their minds in the rematch.
— Zach Braziller
THE NFL regular season is almost here.
There is just one last piece of business for teams to close out training camp and the preseason. Teams must cut their active rosters from 90 to 53 players by 6 p.m. Sunday. Then, they can claim players other teams cut Monday and begin to build their practice squads.
The Jets don't have many spots up for grabs. This feels like a roster cutdown day without much drama for the Jets. That doesn't mean it will be easy for coach
Aaron Glenn and general manager Darren Mougey. As Glenn put it, "you crush dreams."

"This is always the toughest part of the year for any coach, and I don't care how long I've been in this league, it's always tough,"
Glenn said after Friday's preseason finale with the Giants. "This league goes on and you have to make these cuts and try to build your team to where it needs to be. So, look forward to that. Me and Mougey have a ton of discussions about a lot of people and that's been our protocol no matter what. Looking forward to having discussions to try to build this team the way it needs to be built."
Here is our final crack at predicting what the Jets' 53-man roster will look like:
QUARTERBACK (2): Geno Smith, Cade Klubnik
The only question here is whether the Jets will add a veteran to this room and carry three quarterbacks. I can see the argument to add someone. Klubnik does not look ready for extended action, but the Jets might feel like they could get through a game or two with him. The options on the open market won't be too appealing but they could at least add someone who has played NFL games before.
RUNNING BACK (4): Breece Hall, Braelon Allen, Isaiah Davis, Kene Nwangwu
The only worry here is health. Hall and Davis are both recovering from injuries but are expected to be ready for Week 1.
WIDE RECEIVER (6): Garrett Wilson, Adonai Mitchell, Omar Cooper Jr., Isaiah Williams, Tim Patrick, Arian Smith
Malik McClain and Cam Camper have had moments in camp but I think Smith gets the nod because of his special teams value. Patrick did not play in Friday's game, signaling he is safe.
TIGHT END (4): Kenyon Sadiq, Mason Taylor, Jeremy Ruckert, Jelani Woods
Four tight ends feel like a lot, but Woods has earned a roster spot. I am cutting full-back Andrew Beck because I think Ruckert and/or Woods can fill that role.
OFFENSIVE LINE (9): Olu Fashanu, Dylan Parham, Josh Myers, Joe Tippmann, Armand Membou, Max Mitchell, Chukwuma Okorafor, Xavier Newman, Anez Cooper
It would not be surprising if Mougey adds an interior offensive lineman from the waiver wire. This group does not have much depth, but that is not unusual for most of the NFL. Cooper injured his shoulder Friday and may be an IR candidate.
EDGE RUSHERS (4): David Bailey,
Will McDonald IV, Joseph Ossai, Kingsley Enagbare
The Jets have a lot invested in this group between draft picks and free agent signings. Nate Lynn was a nice preseason story, but I think he ends up on the
practice squad. Braiden McGregor is one of my last cuts. Tyler Baron starts the year on PUP.
DEFENSIVE LINE (5): T'Vondre Sweat, Harrison Phillips, David Onyemata, Jowon Briggs, Darrell Jackson Jr.
No surprises here. Jackson had a really strong summer and has earned playing time.
INSIDE LINEBACKER (5): Demario Davis, Jamien Sherwood, Kiko Mauigoa, Marcelino McCrary-Ball, Mykal Walker
Walker has been sidelined by a knee injury in the past two weeks, so he's a health question. If he can go, Mauigoa, McCrary-Ball and Walker are all key special teams players.
CORNERBACK (7): Brandon Stephens, Azareye'h Thomas, Jarvis Brownlee Jr., D'Angelo Ponds, Qwan'tez Stiggers, Nahshon Wright, Jordan Clark
I gave Clark my last roster spot because he made so many plays this summer. Simply put, he's a football player. I'm not sure it will work out because he plays the same nickel spot as Brownlee and Ponds, but if I'm Glenn, I am trying to hold on to him.
SAFETY (4): Minkah Fitzpatrick, Dane Belton, Andre Cisco, Malachi Moore
Rookie VJ Payne starts the year on IR in this situation. I think Belton starts over Cisco.
SPECIALISTS (3): Austin McNamara, Thomas Hennessy, Spencer Shrader
I have no idea who the kicker will be, but it can't be Jason Sanders, who missed an extra point and a field goal Friday. Shrader is a former Jet who is in a competition with the Colts right now. If he loses that competition, I predict the Jets pick him up.
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TACKLING ADVERSITY: Darius Slayton, running the ball against the Dolphins on Aug. 22, might not make today's cut. Coach John Harbaugh (inset, with Slayton) is complimentary of the wide receiver, who has not been moving the same since undergoing surgery to repair a sports hernia.
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By PAUL SCHWARTZ
The Giants certainly know the massive player they traded for Saturday to help bolster an area of concern on their defensive line.
They acquired C.J. Okoye from the Ravens for a 2028 seventh-round draft pick — the same pick they gained last week by shipping offensive lineman Josh Ezeudu to the Chiefs.
Okoye, born in Nigeria,
came to the NFL through the International Player Pathway Program that former Giants pass rusher Osi Umenyiora is actively involved in. Okoye is 6-foot-6 and 365 pounds, and the Giants hope he can play in a rotation behind starters DJ Reader and
Shelby Harris and help stop the run on the interior of the defensive line.
“Had been a developmental-type guy learning the game, tremendous physical skills, hard worker, really dedicated himself over the last few years to learning the game,” head coach John Harbaugh said Saturday. “He didn’t play it growing up.”
Harbaugh is familiar with Okoye, 24, from their season together in Baltimore in
By PAUL SCHWARTZ
The longest-tenured Giant might be on the way out.
Darius Slayton might not make the cut, The Post has learned.

All summer, it was assumed Slayton would be on the roster, even though he clearly was not moving the same following surgery to repair a sports hernia. What seemed to protect his place on the team was that he was entering the second year of a three-year, \$36 million contract and parting ways with him would be onerous to the salary cap.
Well, financial considerations are not going to save Slayton. If the decision is made that at this point, he cannot contribute to the offense the way John Harbaugh and the new coaching staff envisioned, he will be among the cuts this weekend as the Giants get down to the 53-player limit.
It was not a good sign for Slayton that Friday night, in the preseason finale, not only did he start, but he also was on the field in the second quarter, when backup quarterback Jameis Winston gave way to third-string Brandon Allen. Harbaugh played it cautiously with almost all of his starters, keeping them on the sideline, but Slayton received a full workload alongside many players who will not be on the squad. He was on the field for 33 snaps on offense, tying Odell Beckham Jr., Dalen Cambre and Isaiah Hodgins for a team-high among wide receivers. Slayton had no receptions and was not targeted by either Winston or Allen. Xavier Gipson, who has special teams value (Slayton does not), played 25 snaps and had a 37- yard touchdown catch.
Slayton's base salary for 2026 is \$12.5 million and his salary cap hit is a bloated \$15.9 million. The guaranteed money for this season is \$9.7 million, and if he is released, the Giants save \$3.167 million in nonguaranteed salary, according to OverTheCap.com. That would leave a dead cap hit of around \$12.7 million in 2026 (and \$3 million in 2027). The dead cap this year could be decreased if
Slayton signs with another team for the veteran minimum of \$1.3 million.
Slayton, 29, arrived as a fifth-round pick in 2019 and has gone through an interesting Giants journey. He pulled in between 37 and 50 receptions in all seven seasons and in 106 regular-season games compiled 296 receptions and 22 touchdowns. In 2022, Slayton had to convince Brian Daboll's coaching staff that he was worth keeping around. Last season, Slayton had only 37 catches in 14 games and then needed surgery in the offseason. He was brought along slowly this spring but was not very productive in training camp.
"I thought he played well, had a heckuva camp," Harbaugh said Saturday. "He's a great guy, great player, hard worker and did a heck of a job like he's always done here."
Last week in the preseason game in Miami Gardens, Fla., Slayton did break out, with four receptions for 58 yards, including a 28-yard pickup as he got open deep against Dolphins backups. That seemed to impress Harbaugh, who had been waiting for Slayton to flash his former form.
"That was big," Harbaugh told
The Post after that game. “So big, honestly I needed to see that. Probably other people, everybody probably did. I mean you have to do it every year, you have to come back and keep doing it. He’s been battling through those injuries so to see him step up like that and make those plays was really good.”
The Giants will look to upgrade anywhere they can, but this will not be a case of them adding a slew of players from other teams after getting down to the 53-man limit.
"It's not like we're scouring the waiver wire for players," Harbaugh said. "We're really happy with our roster, we feel like we've got all the players in place we need. At the same time, if there's an opportunity to improve ourselves somewhere along the way, we will."
Last week, free agent signing Calvin Austin III went down with a season-ending torn ACL. Austin was going to be a big factor in the passing game, and his absence left a void in a receiver room that could lead to the door swinging open for Beckham. The room might not include Slayton for the first time since 2019.
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"He made great strides with Dennis Johnson last year," Harbaugh said. "That's where he kinda broke through and had a really good season."
There is another link with Harbaugh. Okoye spent the 2023 and 2024 seasons on the Chargers practice squad. Jim Harbaugh, John's younger brother, was the Chargers head coach in 2024.
This addition does not preclude the Giants from continuing to look for depth along their defensive line. They hoped Darius Alexander, the 2025 third-round pick from
Toledo, would take a big step forward in his development, but he was unable to do that this summer, needing work as a run defender. Bobby Jamison-Travis, a 2026 sixth-round pick from Auburn, is not yet ready for regular-season action this early in his NFL development, as the 322-pound rookie could end up at the end of the depth chart or on the practice squad.
When asked Friday night after the preseason-ending victory over the Jets if Odell Beckham Jr. did enough to make the team, Harbaugh said, "I think I would answer the question yes. I mean, I think he has done enough to make an NFL roster for sure." Note he said "an" NFL roster, not the Giants, per se.
The next day, Harbaugh was again asked about Beckham.
"Well, we can talk about words, we'll just have to see throughout the weekend if he does make the roster," Harbaugh said. "We're working through that right now. We have a pretty good idea, in all honesty, but we're not ready to make that announcement."
The Giants on Saturday released eight players before Sunday's cut-down to 53. Among the cuts were veteran defensive lineman Leki Fotu and wide receiver Isaiah Hodgins, who had been with the Giants from 2022-2024 and again last season.

C.J. OKOYE

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OPEN MIKE
APOLOGIZE, dear reader. I am usually more vigilant about marking important anniversaries. Somehow, I allowed last Saturday to slip through my five hole, leaving me a week tardy in commemorating a seminal moment in our civic sporting history.
That would be Sunday, Aug. 22, 1976.
Fifty years and one week ago, the Jets traveled to Houston and defeated the Oilers 27-24 in the fourth of their six exhibition games after losing the first three. In a nod to usual Jets zaniness, head coach Lou Holtz — shaken after Richard Todd fumbled a couple of snaps as they were trying to run out the clock late — summoned Joe Namath to return to the game.
Joe Willie had already relieved his knees of the roughly 90 pounds of braces required to stay upright and pinched a fat chaw of Skoal between his cheek and gums. After limping to the line of scrimmage, he smiled at 10 Jets and 11 Oilers and announced: "Fellas, I'm taking a knee. Let's not get anyone hurt."
But that was just the warmup.
A few minutes later, as the writers waited for the locker room door to open in the bowels of the Astrodome, they heard a most unsettling thing on the other side of the door.
Singing.
Holtz had come prepared to celebrate his first victory as an NFL coach, even if it didn't count. To all 48 players he handed a copy of "The New York Jets Fight
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Song." He handed it to the coaches. He handed it to Dr. James Nicholas, the team physician, entering the last of 12 years when his specialization was "Keep Namath in One Piece." He handed it to Leon Hess, the owner of the team. And to the tune of "The Caissons Go Rolling Along," they belted it out.
A few days later, Gerald Eskenazi, forever the poet laureate of Jets beat writers, submitted the lyrics, which he'd gotten a copy of, to his editors at the New York Times. As Eskenazi writes in his seminal book of Jets history, "Gang
Green,"

Green, he received a note in return saying, "The editors on the City Desk don't

think the song is good enough to print."
Thankfully, Paul Zimmerman's editors here at The Post had no such compunction, so Post readers on the morning of Aug. 24, 1976, were treated to Holtz's entire uncut, unabridged Hammersteinian genius:
Win the game/act like men We're together win or lose New York Je-ets keep rolling along

When behind, don't despair
Cause we'll win it if you care New York Je-ets keep rolling along Rise men for
IN HARMONY: Joe Namath's Jets once sang a song in the locker room after winning a preseason game, back in 1976. Getty Images

the game!
And let them know our name! Shout out our slogan loud and clear:
GO! JETS!
And where'er we go We'll let the critics know That the Jets are here to stay. Let that sink in for a while.
Now, in fairness, in the afterglow of the win, the Jets actually ... liked it. Namath, of all people, sang the loudest. Hess was right behind him.
"I loved it," guard Randy Rasmussen said.
"I thought it was neat," added tackle Carl Barzilauskas. "Definitely better than the one we sang a lot last year: 'Badder Than a [Bleeper-bleeper].'
Said Holtz: "I hope they'll take the time to learn the words. The melody's certainly plagiarized."
Alas, the Jets would go on to have perhaps their worst season of all, which is saying something. They went 3-1l; they won two over Buffalo (2-12) and one against Tampa (0-14). Holtz quit with a week to go and practically sprinted the 1,300 miles to the University of Arkansas. By the end of the season, Alex Karras sang that song on “Monday Night Football,” and it looked like he was auditioning for “The Gong Show.”
(Do yourself a favor and find it on YouTube).
Fifty years later, the Jets may still be a mess. But last we checked, Aaron Glenn had yet to break into song.
VAC'S WHACKS
YOU WILL be besieged the next few weeks with Sept. 11 documentaries, but I can state with confidence that "9/11: United We Stand — 25 Years Later" with both Michael Strahan and Derek Jeter as part of the production team is one you'll want to circle in ink. Airing on WABC-TV Channel 7 on Tuesday at 9 p.m., it's a look back at how sports and art helped get us through those awful hours, and it's wonderfully done.
Sept. 20 promises to be an emotional day for Howie Rose when he announces his last official game, Mets-Phillies at Citi Field. Howie's mentor Marv Albert will be there, and so will Cleon Jones and Art Shamsky from his favorite team, the '69 Miracle Mets. "Marv was such a critical part of my career," he says. "And to have Cleon and Art there means so much. That 1969 team was the team I rooted for growing up in Queens."
My two stars of summer: brothers Jacob and Mason Carbone of River Vale, N.J., who've organized the ultra-cool River Vale Wiffle Ball League at their North Jersey house, which has kept dozens of their friends off their phones these past few months and playing ball as long as the light holds out (and even raised a little money for Stand Up to Cancer with a special event in July. Bravo, fellas.
▶ I hope Andy Green is the Mets manager next year.
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WORTH A SHOT: Jarred Kelenic inked a minor league deal with the Yankees after being cut by the Rangers last week. The lefty hitter could provide the Yanks with some depth. Imagn Images
By MARK W. SANCHEZ
Just a few days after the Yankees added former Mets farmhand Michael Fulmer, the club took a no-risk flier on Jarred Kelenic.
On Saturday, the Yankees signed the former Mets (and Mariners) top prospect to a minor league deal, and the outfielder will report to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.
Kelenic has served as a cautionary tale for how difficult the transition is from the minors to the majors, a rising-star prospect who has had repeated chances in MLB and not found much success.
Locally he is best known for the December 2018 trade in which the Mets — who selected him sixth overall in that year's draft — sent him to Seattle in the package that brought back Edwin Díaz and Robinson Canó.
As Kelenic shot through the Mariners system, it seemed as if the swap would haunt the Mets for years. And yet several failed major league stints and teams later, Kelenic has a lifetime .21l average and .655 OPS in 443 games with the Mariners, Braves, White Sox and Rangers.
Now 27, Kelenic again did not hit with the major league White Sox or Rangers this season but slashed a combined .310/.408/.584 in 63 games in Triple-A. The Rangers gave up on the outfielder Sunday, when he was designated for assignment and soon after became a free agent.
A lefty hitter who can play the corner outfield spots, Kelenic projects as depth for the Yankees, who have lefties Cody Bellinger, Trent Grisham and Spencer Jones in the majors and Duke Ellis, Yanquiel Fernández and switch-hitting Jasson Domínguez in the minors.
As Max Fried was activated to start the nightcap — in which he threw 63 pitches and allowed one earned run over $3^{2/3}$ innings in a 9-2 win over Boston — the Yankees designated righty Justin Topa for assignment.
The veteran Topa was signed Aug. 14, brought up Tuesday and pitched three innings allowing one unearned run — including a scoreless sixth in Saturday afternoon's 6-0 loss to the Red Sox — before becoming a roster-crunch victim.
▶ Elmer Rodríguez will get another start.
Coming off the best major league outing of his career, the top prospect will get the ball Monday in Anaheim, Boone said.
Because of Saturday's doubleheader, the Yankees needed one more spot starter in a rotation that now has a healthy (if building up, in the first two cases) Fried, Carlos Rodón, Cam Schlittler, Gerrit Cole and Will Warren.
It is possible that Monday is Rodríguez's last start if the rotation remains healthy, but he showed enough Wednesday — when he was charged with three runs in six innings, but pitched better than his line and had an impressive sinker that he ran up to 98.5 mph — that he at least has the ability to help in other roles.
The Yankees have a thin bullpen and plenty of pitchers — such as Ryan Weathers, Clarke Schmidt and Luis Gil — who could jump into the bullpen mix.
"I don't know how that dynamic is going to shake out, but [Rodríguez is] certainly in the bubble of, you know, 12 to 15 pitchers we're dealing with right now," Boone said.
▶ Schmidt (Tommy John surgery recovery) was set to begin a rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset.
As was Ryan McMahon (thumb sprain), who was batting second and playing third base.
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The Twins called up outfielder Walker Jenkins on Friday not far behind a recent wave that brought George Lombard Jr. (Yankees), Kade Anderson (Mariners) and Max Clark (Tigers) to the majors. Perhaps Red Sox shortstop Franklin Arias is still possible, but mostly the elite prospects who might
impact a playoff chase already have been called up.
Perhaps, there is a non-40-man roster veteran floating around who could help a

contender — the Yankees are hoping they did this by enlisting Michael Fulmer.
But as the calendar is about to flip to September, the most significant way a team could upgrade is by getting healthier — with the Red Sox and Yankees exemplifying this as they met over the weekend.
Max Fried came off the IL to start Saturday, and the Yankees are getting more excited as Aaron Judge and Clarke Schmidt ebb closer to a return — and they hope Ryan McMahon and Ryan Weathers, too (while not completely ruling out Carlos Lagrange coming onto the radar).
Garrett Whitlock was activated Saturday, and Roman Anthony, Trevor Story and Isiah Kiner-Falefa are not far behind. Garrett Crochet, the runner-up for the AL Cy Young last season, is throwing, and there is hope he could join Boston's pen sometime next month. The season began with the Red Sox envisioning Anthony (out since early May with a torn ligament in his right ring finger) as their top position player and Crochet (out since late April with shoulder inflammation) as their top pitcher.
Now, perhaps, they can be back to be October changing for Boston. There are no certainties. The Cubs, for example, believed they were on the brink of getting back a key pitcher, Ben Brown — out since late June with a neck strain. But he regressed while on rehab and now his return is dubious. So keep that in mind as we look at other contenders (so not the Mets with Juan Soto being activated Saturday, for example) who could have significant players returning soon:
torn rotator cuff. Bautista was among the majors' best relievers in 2022-23, missed all of 2024 after Tommy John surgery and
last pitched in July 2025. So, he is pitching in minor league rehab games, but has a lot of rust to work through. Helsley (elbow inflammation), who has not pitched since June 27, has been throwing bullpens.
Corbin Burnes, Diamondbacks: After signing a six-year, \$210 million pact, Burnes made just 11 starts last year before needing Tommy John surgery. He is nearing rehab games as Arizona anticipates him, Zac Gallen, Ryne Nelson and Mike Soroka all returning soon from injuries to thicken the pitching staff. Now, can the Diamondbacks work through whatever is going on with talented, but tempestuous, second baseman Ketel Marte — with questions if he has an injured knee, needed a mental break or is being insubordinate.
Carlos Correa, Astros: When the third baseman went down in May with a tendon tear in his left ankle, it was announced as season ending. But Houston manager Joe Espada said he now anticipates Correa's return before the end of the season. It is not the pitching that Houston craves, but he could help on both sides of the ball.
Konnor Griffin, Pirates: Pittsburgh has fallen to the periphery of contention as its phenom has healed from a ring finger injury incurred July 7. The rehab has gone well enough that the Pirates are anticipating their shortstop rejoining them on Sept. 4 when his 60-day IL stint expires.
Nick Pivetta, Padres: Most of the season San Diego had been waiting on Pivetta (flexor strain), out since mid-April, and Joe Musgrove (Tommy John) has not pitched since the 2024 postseason. But by trading for Casey Mize and Robbie Ray, San Diego's especially rotation desperation has eased (3.29 starter ERA since the deadline). Still, both Pivetta and Musgrove are on rehabs and can lengthen the pitching staff.
Will Smith, Dodgers: As is their recent history, the Dodgers are nursing a lot of injuries and hoping to be whole by the playoffs. Shohei Ohtani (knee/biceps) is nearing a return to the rotation. Los Angeles hopes center fielder Andy Pages (fractured hand) and Edwin Diaz (neck inflammation) can make it back. With Dalton Rushing (elbow) also out, Los Angeles has been going with backups catchers acquired Aug. 3 (Hunter Feduccia/Ben Rortvedt). Smith, a backbone to the two-time defending champs, has been out since early June with neck inflammation. He is on rehab assignment and near a return.
Robert Suarez, Braves: Out since late June with forearm tightness, Suarez is scheduled to begin throwing bullpens next week, with the Braves hoping to get their closer back for a few late outings and the postseason.
Justin Steele, Cubs: Like the Padres and Braves, the Cubs have dealt with substantial pitching injuries this year. The additions notably of Kevin Gausman and Clay Holmes at the deadline have been stabilizing. Steele, not long ago the Cubs' ace, missed most of last season after undergoing Tommy John surgery, then was set back by a flexor strain this year. But there remains a pathway for him to get back into the bullpen before the end of the year.
Kyle Teele, White Sox: Teel blew out his hamstring during the World Baseball Classic in March and tore a knee ligament after just 19 games back with Chicago. Mainly without him, the White Sox's catchers had a MLB-worst .536 OPS. So his projected return in early September would be vital as Chicago tries to hold onto the AL Central lead.
Justin Verlander, Tigers: He made his only start on March 30 in his return to the Tigers before being waylaid by a hip injury. Verlander has announced his retirement while on the IL and will not impact whatever long-shot chance the Tigers have, but there is hope he can make, if nothing else, a ceremonial type start near the end of the season to close his Cooperstown-bound career.
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By ANDREW CRANE
The Mets' Luis Robert Jr. gamble could be coming to an unceremonious end — but only if someone is willing to pay for it.
Robert was placed on waivers Saturday, The Post's Joel Sherman confirmed, giving him 48 hours to potentially land with a contender and still be eligible for their postseason roster. The outfielder pinch hit in the eighth inning of the 6-2 win over the Astros at Citi Field and can continue to play while on waivers. If a team decides to claim him, they'd owe the approximate \$3 million remaining on his contract for this season plus a \$2 million buyout.
If other MLB teams decide that Robert, 29, isn't worth the approximately \$5 million, a likely outcome based on his struggles, he'd end up back with the Mets. They acquired Robert from the White Sox in January, hoping the deal would bring a missing piece for a contending season, but Robert missed time due to an injury in addition to underwhelming at the plate. The Mets spiraled toward a lost year. And then they unsuccessfully tried to trade Robert ahead of the deadline.
Through most of the early-season free fall, Robert was out of the lineup with a lumbar spine herniation. At the time of his injury, which ultimately sidelined him until July 20, he was hitting just .224 with a .656 OPS. Once he returned, his batting average dipped to as low as .189 — and his OPS as low as .597 — after the Mets' Aug. 5 game. And while he'd hit .311 with a .994 OPS across 19 games since then, entering play Saturday, Robert has still collected just 10 homers and 23 RBIs even after his recent uptick in production.
His path to playing time also became complicated. The Mets have received strong contributions from rookie outfielders Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing, who both factor into their long-term future more than Robert. Juan Soto returned from a left calf strain Saturday, too, and while the Mets will ease him back into the lineup as designated hitter initially, he'll factor into the defensive equation in 2027 and beyond. Robert could be owed \$20 million next season via a club option, but the Mets — or any team he's claimed by — would likely pay the \$2 million buyout instead.

By ANDREW CRANE
In a season of injury scares with Juan Soto, the Mets — on the pitch before the swing that started to change the game — faced another one Saturday. He’d just fouled a fastball off the area above his right shin guard. He limped around, slammed his bat into the grass and had a trainer look at him. Everything, Soto said, “went through my mind” as he tried to stay positive.
"And little by little, was getting better, and I just said, 'F--k it, I'm gonna try to push through it, I'm not gonna take too long here,' " Soto said. "I gotta be out there."
Soto, in his first game back from a 31-game absence that he said was the longest of his career, remained in the game. Interim manager Andy Green said he wanted to give Soto all the time he needed — and would've even gotten ejected if the umpires said to speed things up. And then Soto delivered the spark the Mets envisioned when they got their \$765 million star back, with Soto plating Francisco Lindor with an RBI single to ignite a three-run burst for the Mets (61-75) in the fifth inning of their 6-2 win over the Astros at Citi Field.
Jared Young drove in a career-best three runs, including two on a triple just batters after Soto singled. Nolan McLean delivered another gem across seven innings of work. And the Mets moved to

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day one" that he wouldn't need a stint in the minors.
There are still questions the Mets will need to answer about Soto and their lineup moving forward. Green admitted that “an element of this remains day to day” and will require checks and days off when needed, while Soto said he expects to mostly DH for now.
"I feel pretty comfortable, definitely with my calf and all that kind of stuff," Soto said, "but at the end of the day, we gotta remember I came a little bit shorter than they expected and I didn't do any rehab assignments."
Before Soto even had a chance to hit Saturday, the Mets trailed 1-0, as Jeremy Peña hit a leadoff double into the left field corner that skipped between Brett Baty's legs off the wall, allowing Peña to end up at third. He scored when Yordan Alvarez collected a sacrifice fly. McLean settled down from there and didn't allow another runner to reach second base the rest of his start while retiring 20 of the next 24 batters.
■ Juan Soto returned to the lineup after missing 31 games with a left calf strain.
Mark Vientos (right hand fracture) continued his rehab assignment with Triple-A Syracuse, hitting second and serving as the designated hitter for Saturday's game.
14-9 in their past 23 games, adding to a promising stretch.
“We're bringing a lot of young talent from the minor leagues,” Soto said, “and now seeing them play and the way they're playing and seeing everything is clicking for us, I think it's really cool to see. I think it means a lot not only for this year, for the next years coming — and I'm just really happy about it, the way we've been playing.
"That's another thing, too, that motivated me a little bit more to come back, to try to join this positive wave and try to carry on."
And then Soto followed through — without even a rehab assignment. He was back hitting second, serving as the designated hitter and finishing 1-for-4. When asked what made him comfortable with Soto skipping a rehab assignment, Green referenced Soto's return from a right calf strain earlier this year without one, and Soto said he knew "from
The Mets responded in the bottom of the first when Lindor walked, advanced to second on a balk and scored on Young's single. In the fifth, Soto delivered to shift the tenor in the Mets' favor for good. Alvarez homered in the eighth to pull the Astros back within two, but the Mets added insurance in the bottom of the frame when Francisco Alvarez drove in a pair of runs with a double before Kodai Senga recorded the final three outs while pitching on a second consecutive day.
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ALL SMILES: Juan Soto returned from a 31-game absence Saturday without a rehab stint and ignited a big fifth inning with a go-ahead RBI hit (inset) and later scored on Jared Young's triple, which clearly pleased the Mets star. Bill Kostroun (2)


STRIKEOUTS ARE BORING: Nolan McLean didn't rack up Ks the way he normally does Saturday, but he was plenty pleased with delivering seven strong innings for the Mets in their 6-2 win over the Astros.
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In terms of dazzling, Nolan McLean has done so more in other starts this season. He's generated more strikeouts. He's produced more swings and misses — the flashy numbers that can fill a boxscore.
But in terms of dominance, in terms of looking like the Mets ace of the future — a label he has thrived with — and powering them to a win, this was vintage McLean, pitching the Mets to a 6-2 win over the Astros on Saturday at Citi Field.
On an afternoon when the Mets welcomed Juan Soto back from a 31-game absence and watched him drive in the go-ahead run, McLean relied on his fastball to scatter just two hits across seven innings and allowed only an
unearned run. He didn't record his first strikeout until the fifth inning, but
he only walked one batter and has now allowed just one earned run across three starts since his Aug. 8 dud.
"Any time you can go deeper into games and not have to use as many pitches, it's good," McLean said. "Obviously, like, striking guys out is fun, but so is going seven innings."
McLean only forced Houston hitters to whiff on six of his 40 swings, but McLean avoided the major swings — and the home runs — that have caused other starts to unravel. With Houston's aggressiveness, he focused on using mostly fastballs, throwing either his sinker, cutter or four-seam fastball for 76 of his 93 pitches. At one point, McLean retired 20 of 24 batters.
"I think he just recognized they were crazy aggressive," interim manager Andy Green said.
"He had three fastball shapes, and he could miss barrels and get soft contact and pitch deep into the game — so it became less of 'I need to punch people out' and more of 'how do I get seven innings in that are good for the club today?"
"So he just took the easy quick outs that he could get on the ground and got a lot of pop-ups too at the same time, so he's special. He can get you out a whole bunch of different ways, and he didn't even really rely on the spin today. It was a great outing."
Kodai Senga pitched on consecutive days out of the bullpen for the second time, and in this instance, he survived without allowing a run. Jose Altuve led off with a double and Christian Walker nearly crushed a home run over the center field fence, but A.J. Ewing made an impressive
catch — as his back collided with the wall while he maintained possession.
"I went pessimistic quick," Green said. "I thought it was gone, so it was great to be saved by our center fielder."
▶ Jonah Tong kept making his case to join the Mets rotation in September — perhaps in place of journeyman Robert Stock — by throwing a complete-game, seven-inning shutout for Triple-A Syracuse on Saturday against Lehigh Valley. He came within one out of an abbreviated no-hitter, allowing a single with two outs in the seventh. Tong scattered two walks, while striking out eight batters, and lowered his ERA to 4.54. ... Mark Vientos, who entered Saturday just 2-for-14 through the first five games of his rehab assignment, went 3-for-4 for Syracuse, drove in a run and scored twice.
By MARK W. SANCHEZ
All over The Bronx on Saturday night was relief.
From a Yankees offense that finally awoke, first with a three-run third inning and later a five-run eighth. From a Yankees, well, relief corps that did not bend. From a Yankees club that escaped a very long day of baseball with the Red Sox no closer to pulling off what would be a historic comeback.
After the offense could do nothing right against lefty Jake Bennett in the doubleheader-opening 6-0 loss, the Yankees cracked the Red Sox staff, pulled away late and rode tired arm after tired arm to a 9-2 victory in the nightcap — built on the strength of 13 singles.
A total of 91,580 fans across two games in The Bronx watched a long day of baseball that did not alter the race for the top wild card. The Yankees (77-59) maintain a three-game edge on the Red Sox in the American League wild card race, and the tiebreaker — should the teams finish with the same record — will be decided Sunday. The teams are 6-6 against the other before the series finale. The Rays (81-54) won and moved 4½ games clear of the Yankees.

In what is certainly the biggest Yankees series of this month and arguably the second biggest of their season (behind next month's four games against the Rays), and in a head-to-head battle with the Red Sox that features eight total All-Stars, arguably the most important Yankees on Saturday night were Yerry De los Santos, Michael Fulmer, Paul Blackburn, Tim Hill, Brent Headrick and Brendan Beck, who combined for 5 $^{1/3}$ innings in which they let up just one run.
CRAFT SINGLES: Yankees third baseman Amed Rosario (right) hits an RBI single during the eighth inning of the second game in Saturday's doubleheader against the Red Sox at Yankee Stadium. DH Ben Rice added an RBI single of his own in the same inning as the Yankees piled on late to salvage a split for the day against their American League East rivals. Robert Sabo (2)
There were all sorts of hitting, fielding and decision-making concerns after a Saturday opener in which manager Aaron Boone acknowledged, "We played poorly." They played most poorly with their bats, held down by a second Red Sox lefty (Bennett, who threw six scoreless innings) in a series Boston stacked as many southpaws as possible to exploit a Yankees weakness.
The first two games of the series included just seven Yankees hits — Paul Goldschmidt's Friday home run the only runscorer — and 20 strikeouts. Of those seven, all were scattered: They had not logged multiple hits in any frame.
With a righty on the mound, they finally broke through in the nightcap's third inning. Against Brayan Bello, who followed lefty opener Alec Gamboa ( $1\frac{1}{3}$ scoreless innings), they exploded for the only three runs they would need.
There were good at-bats with helpful results, like José Caballero's leadoff single. There was good baserunning, like Caballero's ensuing steal of second. There was good situational hitting, like Luis García Jr. just
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making contact with the bases loaded for an RBI fielder's choice and Jazz Chisholm Jr. following with a sacrifice fly.
A good game became a laughter in the eighth, when the Yankees sent 10 batters to the plate against lefty Raymond Burgos and took advantage of sloppy Boston defense to run away with the game.
Not that the bullpen needed the cushion.
A group that was forced to cover $9^{2/3}$ total innings Saturday because Carlos Rodón ( $4^{2/3}$ , two runs in his third outing since an injured list stint) and Max Fried
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(3 $^{2}/_{3}$ innings, one run in his first outing back) was outstanding.
The Yankees bullpen ensured that one bad inning from Bello is all the club required. Fried was lifted in the fourth inning with William Contreras on first for De los Santos — who had pitched just a few hours ago in the opener. Yet the increasingly reliable De Los Santos recorded the last out of the frame and two more in the fifth, when Fulmer — brought in earlier this week — entered and escaped the inning.
Blackburn (who threw 19 pitches Friday and 22 Wednesday) looked fresh. As did Hill, who pitched a clean seventh, and Brent Headrick (pitching on a back-to-back), who let up an RBI triple from Willson Contreras but nothing more. After the Yankees lineup exploded in the eighth, it was Beck and not David Bednar for the ninth.
On a day they had one official loss, the Yankees will hope they did not suffer another with their shortstop.
George Lombard Jr. twisted his right knee on a second-inning check swing and remained in the game until he was lifted before the top of the fourth with what the club called discomfort that required tests. Caballero moved from third base to shortstop and Amed Rosario entered at third.
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■ Clarke Schmidt (Tommy John surgery recovery) was set to begin a rehab assignment with Double-A Somerset. He will build up as a reliever and not a starter.
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PASS & FAIL: Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodón, who started Game 1, reacts after missing the tag on Red Sox catcher Adley Rutschman as he scored on a passed ball during the fifth inning not long before Rodón was lifted from the game. Robert Sabo
It wasn't a no-show performance from Carlos Rodón.
It wasn't what the Yankees hoped for, either.
In the opener of a day-night double-header, Rodón limited the Red Sox damage, but only managed to go 4 $\frac{1}{3}$ innings in a dismal 6-0 loss Saturday in The Bronx. That was problematic, considering Game 2 starter Max Fried was expected to have a limited pitch count in his first start coming off the injured list with a bone bruise in his left elbow.
Fried went $3^{2/3}$ innings in the nightcap, a 9-2 Yankees win, allowing three hits and a run.
Because of Fried's expected limitations, the Yankees opted against using any of their high-leverage relievers in the opener, and Ryan Yarbrough was tattooed for four ninth-inning runs as the Red Sox put the game away late.
"Could've been in earlier counts, been in the strike zone a lot more. First-pitch strikes could've been better, a bit more efficient, gone deeper," Rodón said. "We have two games, and you want to keep the work on the bullpen light in the first one. I fell behind a little bit too much and wasted pitches. I could've been better with that."
The most frustrating part came in the fifth. With a runner on second and two outs, Nick Sogard reached on an infield hit. Ahead 1-2 on ninth-place hitter Eli White, Rodón couldn't put away the light-hitting outfielder. He missed his spot with a slider by a large margin, and it went off catcher Ali Sánchez's glove, enabling Adley Rutschman to score.
"Better executed pitch, probably different result there," said Rodón, who allowed three hits, two earned runs and a walk while striking out five.
Rodón wound up walking White and hitting Jahmai Jones to load the bases and end his day. Yerry De los Santos got out of the jam.
Rodón put the Yankees in an early hole by allowing a first-inning homer to Wilyer Abreu. The Red Sox outfielder slammed a 2-2 fastball over the wall in right field for his 23rd homer of the season.
It has been a season of stops and starts for the southpaw. Due to offseason surgery on his throwing elbow, Rodón didn't make his 2026 debut until May 10. He then missed seven weeks with left elbow inflammation, returning Aug. 18. In his three starts, he has yet to allow more than two runs, but he hasn't pitched past the fifth inning, either.
"Health-wise, I feel pretty good. Velo was pretty decent this afternoon," Rodón said. "Obviously, I want to be a little more consistent with command and getting ahead."
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Austin Wells rips a two-run single in the Yankees' five-run eighth inning of a 9-2 win over the Red Sox on Saturday night in the nightcap of a Bronx doubleheader. The Bombers collected 13 hits in the game — all singles. However, the Yanks were blanked 6-0 in the opener, so they remain three games ahead of their rivals for the top AL wild-card spot. PAGES 102-103, 97, 81
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Fri, Adam Downey - WARNING: source dates, money, or percentage tokens may be missing - WARNING: translated output contains large residual English-looking blocks
经过严格审核,本次翻译存在多处严重的幻觉(Hallucination)和漏译问题。译文在处理体育新闻部分时,出现了大量原文中不存在的人物、数据和情节,属于严重的质量事故。
以下是详细审核报告:
[BLOCKING] 严重幻觉:体育新闻内容完全失真
[BLOCKING] 严重幻觉:网球新闻细节捏造
[BLOCKING] 严重幻觉:DSA 报道细节捏造
 等图片标签残留,影响阅读。状态:[BLOCKING] 拒绝交付
核心原因: 1. 灾难性幻觉:译文在体育和社交新闻板块大规模捏造事实,将无关的比赛数据和人物细节强行植入,完全背离了原文。 2. 严重漏译:所有地址/名单类低密度区域被直接删除。 3. 不可信:该译文无法作为新闻翻译使用,其真实性完全不可靠。