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Tuesday, New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge homered in his first at-
bat of the game against the Seattle Mariners. It was Judge's 17th homer of the
season, and his 100th career. Because this is Aaron Judge -- the player
responsible for the most home runs in a rookie season, with 52 -- you knew he
had to be closing in on a round number. Sure enough, Tuesday's blast was
the 100th of his career, making him one of the quickest ever to that mark. That
statistic speaks to Judge's raw strength and his keen batting eye. Those are
his top attributes, and they're what make him one of the top hitters in baseball.
They're also why he's likely to continue to find himself in impressive company
as the years roll by and the statistics pile up.he glowing quote
"There is no more complete basketball player in the game. There is nothing he
can't do. He can shoot. He can make plays. He can defend 1 to 5. He can
protect the rim. He can handle the ball. His dedication to his craft is
unparalleled. To sit here next to him and think he's going to be on our team
and he's going to be a pillar in this franchise for many years is just something
we're incredibly proud of." - Pelinka on Davis

What could have been

Signing Leonard would have made the Lakers the clear favorites, and instead
of the buzz about the Lakers-Clippers rivalry, we would be hearing familiar
grumbling about superteams and the league's lack of competitive balance. In
this alternate reality, Los Angeles would have been even more top-heavy --
but what a top!
If you're high on Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram and Josh Hart, then you might still
think about the possibilities of them growing alongside LeBron (and competent
shooters and defenders). The Lakers were never going to run it back, though,
so this what-if is more about last season. No sensible person blames Pelinka's
front office for waiting on Leonard, but it's worth wondering how it would have
spent its money if it knew Leonard was going elsewhere from the start. I'm
guessing Los Angeles would have wound up adding some different role
players, but Kemba Walker would have been an interesting fit on a max deal.
San Miguel Beer coach Leo Austria likened their 2019 PBA Commissioners’ Cup journey to a roller-coaster
ride after bagging the title Friday night in Game 6 at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

The Beermen bested the Talk ‘N Text KaTropa, 102-90, to wrap up a 4-2 win in the best-of-seven series by
digging deep and winning the final three games.

“We never thought na makakapasok kami sa finals, but the players knew what is at stake,” said Austria, whose
team also won a five-peat in the All-Filipino Conference.

Entering the playoffs seeded No. 7, SMB became the lowest ranked squad in the history of the league to win
the crown. As if it wasn’t enough, injuries hounded the squad that included Marcio Lassiter.

But the Beermen showed the “true heart of the champion,” as far as Austria was concerned.

“They decided to play hard. Wala akong masabi sa kanila. Our experience prevailed in this playoffs,” Austria
said.

Though they are relishing their recent feat, Austria couldn’t help but look forward to the Governors’ Cup
scheduled to start on Sept. 20 as they eye their second Grand Slam.

Section 76. Fraud. Any person who intentionally or deliberately misrepresents, alters or conceals the
truth, with or without the use of a devise, scheme, or artifice, to induce another to rely on it to part with
money, anything of value or to surrender a legal or property right or any material benefit shall liable for
fraud and shall suffer the penalty of imprisonment within Level 2 and fine. Devise” is an invention,
contrivance, or a result of a plan, ploy or design. “Scheme” is a design or plan formed to accomplish a
purpose, while “artifice” is an ingenious contrivance or plan of some kind. Fraud typically occurs when
the offender- (a) Having sufficient funds in or credit with a drawee bank when he makes or draws and
issues a check, shall fail to keep sufficient funds or to maintain a credit to cover the full amount of the
check if presented within 90 days from the date appearing on the check, for which reason it is
dishonoured; (b) Damages the property of another by influencing the result of a data processing
operation through incorrect configuration of a program, use of incorrect or incomplete data,
unauthorized use of data or other unauthorized influence on the course of the processing or writes a
computer program for material benefit, or procures them for himself or another, offers them for sale, or
holds or supplies them to another for illegal purposes; (c) Damages, destroys, impairs the usefulness of,
disposes of or supplies to another an object which is insured against destruction, damage, impairment
of use, loss or theft in order to obtain for himself or a third party a payment from the insurance; or (d)
Assumes a false identity; or falsely pretends – (i) to have particular qualifications of another; or (ii) to
have, or to be entitled to act in, a particular capacity by making a false pretense to the damage of
another. A person assumes a false identity if the person pretends to be, or passes himself or herself off
as, some other person. The other person may be living or dead; real or fictional; natural or corporate