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U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told lawmakers that he has some doubts that what are known as alternate scoring models will give enough credit to the potential for economic growth when assessing the impact of the Trump administration’s tax plan. In late April, the administration put out a one-page overview of its tax reform plans, which would cut taxes for businesses to 15 percent, as well as cutting taxes and sim-

plifying income tax brackets for individuals. Critics questioned how the tax cuts would be offset without driving up the federal deficit. “What I have said repeatedly is that any plan we put forward we believe should be paid for with economic growth,” Mnuchin told the Senate Banking Committee. REUTERS

The engineer in a deadly 2015 Amtrak train crash in Philadelphia surrendered to authorities on Thursday after being charged with involuntary manslaughter last week, the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office said. The state charges came even though local prosecutors had cleared the engineer of criminal wrongdoing last week. In addition to eight counts of involuntary manslaughter, former

Amtrak engineer Brandon Bostian was charged with one count of causing or risking a catastrophe and numerous counts of reckless endangerment. Bostian appeared in handcuffs and was led into a police office on Thursday, according to local media outlets. He declined to comment to reporters. A spokesman for Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said an arraignment was set for later on Thursday. REUTERS

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The man who drove a car for three blocks on the sidewalk in Times Square has been identified as Richard Rojas, Mayor Bill de Blasio said in a news conference on Thursday. Witnesses said the motorist was driving against traffic before his burgundy Honda sedan mounted the sidewalk and struck pedestrians. The car hit a pole and came to rest at 45th Street and Broadway before police took the driver away. An 18-year-old tourist from Michigan, Alyssa Elsman, died during the incident and 22 others were hospitalized, including Elsman’s 13-year-old sister. For more, see page 10 METRO, GETTY IMAGES

FACEBOOK WINS DISMISSAL OF LAWSUITS

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A federal judge dismissed two lawsuits seeking to hold Facebook Inc liable for supporting terrorist groups by letting them use its social media platform to further their goals, including violence against Jews. U.S. District Judge Nicholas Garaufis in Brooklyn dismissed a $3 billion damages lawsuit by relatives of American victims of Hamas attacks, saying the federal Communications Decency Act

regulating internet content immunizes Facebook from liability. That law “prevents courts from entertaining civil actions that seek to impose liability on defendants like Facebook for allowing third parties to post offensive or harmful content or failing to remove such content once posted,” Garaufis wrote. Garaufis also dismissed a lawsuit by roughly 20,000 Israeli citizens who feared harm from future violence. REUTERS

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Roger Ailes, founder and former chief executive of Fox News, the cable news channel popular with conservatives that helped reshape the U.S. political landscape, has died at age 77. Ailes’ widow, Elizabeth Ailes, announced his death in a statement posted on the Fox News website on Thursday. He resigned from Fox News last July following allegations of sexual harassment, marking an

abrupt end to his 20-year reign at the mostwatched cable channel in the United States. Fox News, which Ailes started in 1996 with the backing of media mogul Rupert Murdoch, raised the temperature of on-air debate on U.S. television, generally taking a hardline conservative view. REUTERS

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Eagles fans, just months ago, were hunkering down for the long haul. The team had missed the playoffs for the second straight year in 2016, and they couldn’t avoid the glaring holes on the roster at key positions like wide receiver, running back and cornerback. Eagles VP of Football Operations Howie Roseman told fans the team would not be signing “Band-Aids” to a young roster and that the team aimed to build — slowly — a Super Bowl contender. That’s what the Eagles said. But that’s not what they did. In free agency, the Birds signed veteran wide receivers Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith to short-term contracts. They signed veteran passrusher Chris Long and swapped draft picks for veteran defensive tackle Timmy Jernigan. They drafted two project wide receivers to develop over time with quarterback Carson Wentz and a handful of durable midround prospects. And this week they continued the trend, signing 30-year-old running back LeGarrette Blount. So are they trying to win now? “For us, a Band-Aid is a guy who’s in the twilight of his career and doesn’t have a lot of time left and probably not someone that you would want to extend going forward,” Roseman said in March after the Jeffery deal was signed. “But in terms of what we got here, you

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For the past 30 years, Dave Dougherty of Roxborough has served as an officer of the Philadelphia Sheriff’s Office. But, the longtime law enforcement professional – he’s assigned to handle violent crimes against juveniles – also prides himself on a successful second career on stage and screen. Dougherty is an actor, and he is in a new show, “My Big Gay Italian Wedding,” that will open on June 30 in Atlantic City. In a recent interview, Dougherty said that his career as a thespian began as something of a lark 15 years ago, when he tried out for a play after seeing an ad in an issue of the nolonger-published Philadelphia City Paper. “I went in and, lo and behold, they hired me,” he said of his first audition, which was for an off-Broadway play based on the TV show “The Sopranos.” “Before then, I had only one acting class to my resume.” Since that audition, Dougherty said, he’s been working steadily with roles in plays and short films. A job that he thought would be a fun way to make a little extra income has become a passion that he hopes to embrace full time after he retires from his job in law enforcement. “I’ve been lucky enough to do a lot of stuff. … I found out that I have some skill in this,” he said. “I was like, ‘Hey, I guess I’m pretty good at this.’” But he admitted that having a full-time career in law enforcement has impacted his budding acting career. To make it to auditions throughout the region, Dougherty has been using vacation time as much as he can. “The trick is, you’ve got to do this sort of bal-

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ancing things,” he said. “I use vacation time when I can. But I’ve had to turn down jobs because I couldn’t make it.” Still, Dougherty said the struggles of a working actor pale in comparison to the joy he gets from performing in front of a live audience. Also, he said, as a typical South Philly guy – he was born there and has lived in North and Northeast Philly neighborhoods throughout his life – Dougherty has found that he has a knack for playing the typical cop, union construction worker and fireman-types. In fact, Dougherty said he recently played an FBI agent in a small film. But with this new play, he’s also enjoying the challenge of playing something a little different. “That’s kind of the joy of this. It’s challenging, but you want to see if you can do it,” said Dougherty. In the upcoming play, which is part of a trilogy

of performances that also includes “My Big Gay Italian Funeral” and “My Big Gay Italian Midlife Crisis,” Dougherty plays the father of one of the men getting married. And, in the past, in a short film, Dougherty – a straight single father of a 23-year-old son – portrayed a gay man. It was a role, he said, that his friends didn’t believe he would do, given his toughguy persona. “Some of that stuff can seem kind of diametrically opposed to my day job,” said Dougherty. “But, it’s like any role. You take it, and you say ‘Can I do it?’ … I look forward to that, and in the future, as I do plays more and more, to see if I can become something else.” Dougherty’s new show, “My Big Gay Italian Wedding” opens on Friday, June 30, at the Superstar Theater in Atlantic City. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster or by visiting Dougherty’s website at Davedoc.org.


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were convicted criminals, arrests of noncriminal residents whose only crime was being undocumented have jumped 157 percent, from 4,600 between January and April of last year to 10,800 arrests during the same period this year. Miguel Andrade of Juntos, a Philadelphiabased organization that advocates for the rights of immigrants and the Latin community, said he is already seeing emboldened enforcement play out in his city. “We are seeing that people are regaining a level of fear because ICE is starting to be more aggressive. We are seeing raids happening and the use of a lot more rogue tactics during arrests,” he said. Since Trump took office, the federal government has arrested an average of 400 people per day on civil immigration charges. “The executive or-

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Times Square crash victim identified A young woman was killed and 22 people were injured after a car barreled through pedestrians on the sidewalk in Times Square. SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse

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A young woman died and 22 people were injured, four critically, after a speeding Honda Accord plowed through a pedestrianfilled sidewalk in Times Square just before noon on Thursday. Alyssa Elsman, the 18-year-old woman who died at the scene, was a tourist from Michigan, ABC7 reported. She graduated from Portage Central High School last year, the Detroit Free Press reported. Her

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ripped his shirt, wanted to make sure he had no gun or knife on him,” a tour ticket agent told CBS2. Mayor Bill de Blasio said Rojas is a veteran of the U.S. Navy with a history of two previous drunkdriving arrests and a May arrest for menacing. “Based on the info we have at this moment, there is no indication that this was an act of terrorism,” De Blasio said at a news conference in Times Square after the crash. Within minutes of the crash, witnesses reported on social media that the car had driven onto the sidewalk and struck random passersby before crashing against a pole and coming to a rest at 45th Street and Broadway. The area was shut down by the NYPD, and nearby offices instructed tenants to “shelter in place.” Reuters and Kimberly M. Aquilina contributed to this report.

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Trump denies asking Comey to drop probe, colluding with Russia In Twitter posts, Trump decried the naming of Robert Mueller, a respected former FBI director, as a special counsel. President Donald Trump, striking a defiant tone on Thursday after days of political tumult, denied colluding with Russia during his 2016 campaign or asking former FBI Director James Comey to drop a probe into his former national security adviser. “No. No. Next question,� Trump told a news conference when asked if he “in any way, shape or form� ever urged Comey, whom he fired on May 9, to close down the investigation into Michael Flynn. Comey’s firing was

one in a series of developments that culminated on Wednesday in the Justice Department’s appointment of a special counsel to probe ties between Russia and Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. They included media reports that Trump discussed sensitive intelligence with Russia’s foreign minister. In a pair of morning tweets and at a later news conference, Trump described calls for his impeachment as “ridiculous� and said he had done nothing to warrant criminal charges. “The entire thing has been a witch hunt and there is no collusion between certainly myself and my campaign – but I can always speak for myself – and the Russians. Zero,� he said at a news

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there was never a special counsel appointed!� Trump wrote on Thursday morning. He did not offer any evidence of such acts in his reference to former President Barack Obama and former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton. “This is the single greatest witch hunt of a politician in American history!� added Trump. Reuters reported on Thursday that Flynn and other Trump advisers

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ments stood in contrast to his measured statement on Wednesday night after the announcement of Mueller’s appointment, when he said “a thorough investigation will confirm what we already know there was no collusion between my campaign and any foreign entity.� Democrats rejected Trump’s characterization. “This is a truth hunt,� said Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar. REUTERS

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Is Vice President Pence preparing to run for president on his own in 2020? Mike Pence filed paperwork with the FEC in an unprecedented move by a sitting vice president.

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The second most powerful person in the United States can’t disappear as magically as Waldo, but Vice President Mike Pence has been conspicuously missing from the public eye in the last few days. President Trump and his administration continue to suffer attacks that reached a crescendo on Wednesday when the deputy attorney general appointed ex-FBI Director Robert Mueller to lead an investigation into allegations that Trump’s camp colluded with Russia to influence the out-

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come of the 2016 presidential election. While 48 percent of Americans are in favor of impeachment, Pence looked to his own political future. Pence filed paperwork with the Federal

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Force Two to campaign for Republican candidates across the nation. Previously, officials have used party or campaign funds to cover travel costs; this is the first time a sitting VP has formed a

separate political apparatus, NBC reported. The birth of the political arm will “provide resources for the vice president to actually support candidates who are supportive of the president’s agenda,” a source told NBC. There is no doubt that Pence has benefitted from his ties to Trump, which has landed him the vice presidential gig, but could those same ties sink his aspirations? “Don’t read into 2020 as anything other than his running for reelection as vice president in 2020 and supporting other candidates,” a source told NBC. Still, the timing of the PAC formation has raised some eyebrows. Leadership PACs can accept donations from individuals up to $5,000. Nick Ayers and Marty Obst, two of Pence’s aides, will lead the organization.


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Danny McBride wants to scare you now Katherine Waterston and Danny McBride play two of the potential monster-chow in “Alien: Covenant,� in theaters today. MARK ROGERS

The onetime Kenny Powers tries out horror, first with “Alien: Covenant,� next with “Halloween.� MATT PRIGGE @mattprigge

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Danny McBride is not Kenny Powers. In real life, he’s a nice guy, not the egomaniacal monster of a former baseballer from “Eastbound & Down.� (He’s also not “Danny McBride,� the assholish version of himself he played in “This is the End.�) He’s not even strictly a funnyman anymore. In Ridley Scott’s “Alien: Covenant,� he plays the nonwisecracking pilot of a massive ship transporting thousands sleeping colonists to a new home far away. En route, the crew investigates another planet, only to suddenly

find themselves battling space monsters, and not just the classic Xenomorph from the original “Alien.� But that’s not all: McBride is flexing his horror muscles some more. He’s recently signed up to co-write the reboot of “Halloween� with his longtime friend and cohort David Gordon Green (“Pineapple Express�). We talked to the actor-filmmaker, 40, about going from laughs to scares.

Honestly, that’s what I was expecting when I first heard from Ridley. I would gladly participate in anything he wanted me to. When I got the script it was exciting to see he was going to rely on me for something different than what I’d done before. And you’re a nice guy in this movie. I know, it’s great! [Laughs]

It’s pretty cool that you’re segueing from comedy into horror now. Yeah! Turns out killing people is as much fun as making people laugh. [Laughs]

Are people surprised to learn you’re not an egomaniacal asshole like Kenny Powers? All the time. I’d hate it to be the opposite, where it’s like, “He seems like such a nice guy. Turns out he’s a dick.� [Laughs]

Were you surprised with “Alien� that you weren’t going to play a comic relief who cracks jokes then gets an alien mouth through the head?

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Gordon Green. It really is. I met David my freshman year of college; he was my next door neighbor, one year ahead of me at North Carolina School of the Arts. When I saw his films, I thought he was definitely doing something different than everyone else at school. He had a unique voice. It’s high praise, but I really think his career path is similar to Robert Altman. Robert Altman was not afraid to jump from one genre to the next. He could do something like “Nashville,� then make something like “Popeye.� That’s what David likes to do. He just likes making movies, and he doesn’t want to have that same experience every time he shows up on set. Still, is it scary to be do-

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“Alien: Covenant” Director: Ridley Scott Stars: Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston Rating: R What you want from Ridley Scott’s “Alien: Covenant” is perhaps not what Ridley Scott wants to give you. You want kills — slimy, drooling beasties with razor-sharp teeth turning stupid, easy-to-eat humans into alien chow. Scott will give

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you plenty of that. But while you’re here, might you want to hear all his thoughts on God? With “Covenant,” he’s like the grandpa who tells you he’ll give you ice cream — but only if you listen to his lengthy story about when he was young. Thing is, they’re not uninteresting thoughts. Set 10 years after Scott’s 99 percent Xenomorph-free “Prometheus,” “Covenant” finds a new batch of doomed travelers, on a ship setting off for another, hopefully better, world. Instead,

they wind up on another planet — possibly a better one, were it not soon crawling with chestand back-bursting nasties. It’s also crawling with David, the fastidious, Wagnerloving, possibly evil android played by Michael Fassbender in “Prometheus.” Fassbender gets more screentime than the hungry monsters, especially since he’s also playing Walter, another, newer, less self-aware bot. You might not have come to listen to David’s poshlyaccented splutterings — plus

some hot Fassbender-onFassbender action —but what “Covenant” gives us might, in a way, be scarier than a simple slasher pic. (We’re dancing around spoilers. All we’ll say is this will make for a great gradschool paper on “post-human cinema.”) It’s easy to be cynical about “Alien: Covenant,” which really only exists because everything old must now become new again. But what Scott is doing with the “Alien” franchise may be the most original and ec-

centric form of cinematic world building out there. Reverseengineering one of his greatest triumphs, the 1979 original, into a series of philosophical blockbusters is, frankly, pretty badass. You can picture him telling execs there will be blood, then smirking to himself, knowing he was also going to sneak in lots of stuff he read in old Carl Sagan books. There is indeed blood — and overqualified actors (like Katherine Waterston and Carmen Ejogo and Billy

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Crudup) bringing real humanity to under-written characters. And some disappointing, overly-digital aliens. And then there’s the fact that Scott has never been great with directing action. (The first “Alien” is slow and shows almost nothing. Ditto “Blade Runner.” They’re also his best films.) It’s a mixed bag that still works better than it should, given its absurdly huge ambitions. And given the soullessness of most movie world building these days, we’ll take it. MATT PRIGGE

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The show finally returns after 26 years. If you need a refresher, we’ve got your back.

S. Truman, played by Michael Ontkean, who retired a number of years back and couldn’t be coaxed back to the show. Lara Flynn Boyle is not on the cast sheet, meaning we’ll never find out what happened to Donna Hayward. The same goes for Piper Laurie (Catherine Martell), Ian Buchanan (dandy Dick Tremayne), even Michael J. Anderson (aka the backwards talking dwarf).

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It is happening again — finally. Twenty-six years ago, David Lynch and Mark Frost’s “Twin Peaks� was canceled. Since then, its loyal fans have wondered what would have happened next, assuming they’d never find out. And because we definitely deserve nice things right now, we’re about to learn that after all. But if you haven’t been bingeing, here’s a quick refresher on what to expect:

Kyle MacLachlan’s Agent Dale Cooper (on the right), Kimmy Robertson’s Lucy and Harry Goaz’s Deputy Andy (above) all return for the new series of “Twin Peaks,� which premieres on May 21 on Showtime at 9 p.m. ALL PHOTOS SUZANNE TENNER

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Here’s another British show to satisfy your inner Anglophile. From the creator of “Misfits,” “Crazyhead” brings women and empowerment to the forefront. Amy (Cara Theobold) discovers she’s a seer, gifted with the ability to see demons hiding in plain sight. She reluctantly teams up with Raquel (Susan Wokoma), a hunter who revels in showing said demons who’s boss. Of course, things go terribly wrong. Best friends are accidentally possessed. Raquel uncovers her past — one that is unpleasant to confront. But at the end of the day, these girls kick ass, and watching their friendship blossom is a thing of beauty. It’s a modern day “Buffy” with British sensibilities.

There’s a lot of great television out there and new series are constantly popping up (especially from Britain). If you’re addicted to TV like the rest of us, there are always more mustsee shows for you to add to your never-ending watch list. Luckily, because there are so many shows, there’s something for everyone — from the feel goods to the critically adored. There is so much to explore outside of the mainstream, we’re bringing you a guide to five under the radar shows for your next binge fest. These overlooked shows may not be new, exactly, but they pack an enjoyable punch.

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Sometimes, you don’t need a fine wine, because the perfectly reasonable option at Trader Joe’s will do. That’s kind of what “Lovesick” is like. Formerly known as “Scrotal Recall,” this series follows Dylan (Johnny Flynn), a die-hard romantic, as he goes through a Rolodex of past lovers to tell them about his uh, STD situation. Zigzagging between past and present, it delivers the basics of medium-brow television. There are love triangles, attractive best friends, broken engagements and impossibly chic condos! And while Dylan sometimes tips into annoying, his friends

“Fleabag” manages to be both like nothing you’ve ever seen and very familiar. In the six-episode series, Phoebe Waller-Bridge stars as the titular Fleabag, a woman as antiheroic as she is hilarious. The series picks up after the death of Fleabag’s best friend, and explores the often fragile nature of our relationships: platonic, familial and romantic. And while the show seesaws majestically from hilarious to depressing, the greatest pleasure of all is when Fleabag consults conspiratorially with her audience, breaking the fourth wall — and turning the unlikeable female character trope on its head.

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Radnor Hunt Races Kentucky may have its Derby, but Philadelphia has the famed Radnor Hunt steeplechase. Surrounded by 6,000 acres of preserved countryside in Willistown Township — open space that race proceeds have helped to preserve — the Radnor Hunt Races have been around for 82 years. As much about parties as ponies, it often feels like going to a massive tailgate where a horse race breaks out. Spreads are often lavish — gourmet

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food, linens and candelabra — with prizes for the very best. It’s a dress-toimpress event (break out your most elaborate hat), with preppy attire the order of the day. Be sure to secure the best spots by the rail to watch the thoroughbreds thunder by. Parking passes, which serve as tickets, are not available on race day, but are presold on the races’ website.

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sell custom hats and equestrian apparel along with midway fare like lemon sticks and funnel cake. Kids will love the pony rides and the views from the Ferris wheel. Style guru and equestrian Carson Kressley returns this year and will be signing his new book, “Does This Book Make My Butt Look Big?” on May 31 from 1-2 p.m. Show and

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Brandywine Polo The Brandywine Polo Club is a little less than an hour from Philadelphia, but feels a world away, set amid the rolling hills of southern Chester County. Sometimes called hockey on horseback, polo is

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For the Sixers, they don’t need to overthink their No. 3 pick in the 2017 NBA Draft. The only pick for the team to make is Kansas Jayhawks freshman phenom Josh Jackson. Jackson is the athletic swingman the Sixers have been without since the departure of Andre Iguodala in the Andrew Bynum trade back in 2012. But unlike Iguodala, Jackson will serve as one of the final pieces to the Sixers’ roster puzzle and not relied upon as the featured star. Wa s h i n t o n ’ s Markelle Fultz should go to Boston at No. 1 and all signs point to the Lakers picking controversial talent Lonzo Ball (along with the vocal baggage of his dad, LaVar) at No. 2. This leaves the 6-foot-8 Jackson on the board at No. 3 for Philadelphia and a can’t-miss pick for gen-

eral manager Bryan Colangelo. Will the Sixers still need a starting point guard of the future? Absolutely. But reaching for point guards such as De’Aaron Fox and Dennis Smith Jr. in the upcoming draft is not the answer. A year of Ben Simmons and Jerryd Bayless splitting time at the position on a team

For more on the NBA draft, check out extensive coverage at metro.us with low expectations is perfectly fine. After all, the Sixers will finally receive the Lakers’ first round pick in the 2018 NBA Draft, as well as their own pick, due to former general manager Sam Hinkie’s foresight. There will be more point guard options in next year’s draft and signing All-Star point guard and local product Kyle Lowry to a max contract this summer is still not out of the ques-

tion. Jackson is seen as the best wing defender in the draft, averaging 1.7 steals and 1.1 blocks per game on the defensive side of the ball last season. His offensive game needs polishing, but he still averaged 16.3 points, and 3.0 assists per game while shooting 38 percent from the outside. He’s drawn comparisons to both Iguodala and MVP candidate Kawhi Leonard due to his two-way ability on the wing. The defensive potential for the Sixers with Jackson and a healthy Simmons added to the Sixers’ starting lineup could make the team among the best in the league in that department. Like drafting Simmons last year, the pick should be a no-brainer for Colangelo. Drafting Jackson will bring the Sixers that much closer to contending for a championship down the road. Barring a shake up with the first two picks of the draft (or with the Sixers’ own pick for that matter), look for Jackson to take the stage for the red, white and blue on draft night.Â


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The only thing that can make Phillies fans feel better about their team having the second worst pitching staff in baseball is that the Mets have the worst. But that logic gets shot to hell when looking at the standings, as the Phils are again bringing up the rear in the NL East. Through 37 games, the Phillies have the second worst ERA in the majors at 4.82 (the Mets have an ERA of 5.13). They also have one of the three worst batting averages against — which comes

as no surprise to anyone watching the squad try to tightrope walk inning after inning with runners on base. Despite an influx of a few key pitching prospects like Zach Eflin (who was battered in a loss in Texas this past week) and Nick Pivetta (who has been average in the bullpen), the Phils’ pitching woes have only gotten worse. So for a team that has continued to impress with above average offense, their pitching has put some impressive hitting performances from Aaron Altherr, Cesar Hernandez and others to waste. Newly extended manager Pete Mackanin is feeling frustrated. “I sound like a broken record,” Mackanin said Wednesday in a loss to the Rangers (that saw Philly allow 17 hits). “The command isn’t there. The

The Phillies have lost seven of their last eight games, thanks in large part to awful pitching. GETTY IMAGES

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