CHICAGO — Here are the lineups for the New York Yankees and the Chicago White Sox at Guaranteed Rate Field on Friday, May 12, 2022.

First pitch is at 8:10 p.m.

Here’s the Yankees’ lineup:

1. DJ LeMahieu, 1B

2. Aaron Judge, RF

3. Josh Donaldson, 3B

4. Giancarlo Stanton, DH

5. Gleyber Torres, 2B

6. Joey Gallo, LF

7. Isiah Kiner-Falefa, SS

8. Jose Trevino, C

9. Aaron Hicks, CF

Gerrit Cole, RHP

Here’s the White Sox’s lineup:

1. Tim Anderson, SS

2. Yoan Moncada, 3B

3. Jose Abreu, 1B

4. Luis Robert, CF

5. Gavin Sheets, DH

6. AJ Pollock, LF

7. Josh Harrison, 2B

8. Leury Garcia, RF

9. Reese McGuire, C

Vince Velasquez, RHP

From the Yankees’ pregame notes:

AT A GLANCE: The Yankees continue their eight-game road trip tonight with the second game of a four-game set at Chicago-AL (1-0 so far)…will also play a four-game series in Baltimore from Mon.-Thurs.…went 4-1 on their five-game homestand, winning two-of-three vs. Texas and sweeping a two-game set vs. Toronto.

TRIPLE THREAT: OF Aaron Judge (11HR), 1B Anthony Rizzo (9HR) and DH/OF Giancarlo Stanton (9HR) are the first trio in franchise history to hit at least 9HR in the club’s first 31 games of a season…marks the 11th time in Major League history a team has had at least three players hit at least 9HR in the club’s first 31 games of a season…the Yankees join the 2017 Cincinnati Reds (Adam Duvall/Scott Schebler/Joey Votto), 2004 Arizona Diamondbacks (Steve Finley/Luis Gonzalez/Richie Sexson), 2004 Florida Marlins (Miguel Cabrera/Hee-Seop Choi/Mike Lowell), 2003 Texas Rangers (Carl Everett/Juan González/Alex Rodriguez), 2001 Toronto Blue Jays (Tony Batista/Carlos Delgado/Raúl Mondesi), 1995 Cleveland Indians (Manny Ramírez/Paul Sorrento/Jim Thome), 1994 Colorado Rockies (Dante Bichette/Ellis Burks/Andrés Galarraga), 1958 San Francisco Giants (Orlando Cepeda/Willie Mays/Daryl Spencer), 1964 Minnesota Twins (Bob Allison/Jimmie Hall/Harmon Killebrew) and 1956 Cincinnati Reds (Ray Jablonski/ Ted Kluszewski/Wally Post).

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DURHAM – The Duke baseball team concludes a five-game road swing on Tuesday as the Blue Devils travel to Greenville, N.C., to face East Carolina.

LEADING OFF Duke closes out its five-game road swing at East Carolina on Tuesday. First pitch is slated for 6:30 p.m. at Lewis Field at Clark-LeClair Stadium. The Blue Devils enter the series with an all-time record of 14-42 against the Pirates, including a mark of 6-24 on the road. The two teams met earlier this season, as East Carolina took the game in Durham, 12-2. Head coach Chris Pollard, in his 10th season at Duke, holds a 1-9 record against the Pirates while at Duke. The game will be broadcast on ESPN+. In addition, Chris Edwards will broadcast on the Varsity Network app. Following the midweek action, Duke hosts NC State over the weekend for its penultimate ACC series of the season.

HOW TO FOLLOW Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. – Varsity App (radio) – Stream (ESPN+) – Live Stats – Tickets

PITCHING MATCHUP Tuesday: Duke - RHP Adam Boucher (3-2, 3.81 ERA) East Carolina - LHP Merritt Beeker (0-0, 3.38 ERA)

OFFENSE HOT IN ATLANTA Duke outscored the nation's third-ranked offense of Georgia Tech, tallying 34 runs in the series win in Atlanta. Duke's 34 runs and 10 home runs were the most in an ACC series under head coach Chris Pollard. It's 43 hits were the most in a conference series since against Virginia in 2017. Duke hit .368 with a 1.181 OPS in the series. Senior RJ Schreck and junior Graham Pauley led the way, combining to go 13-for-26 with two doubles, four home runs, 16 RBIs and five walks to just three strikeouts.

MOONEY COMING UP Freshman Alex Mooney had a lot of buzz around him entering the 2022 season and is coming into his own on the field. Through the first 31 games of the season Mooney was batting .226 with a .321 on-base average. In the last 15 games, Mooney has solidified as the leadoff batter and is slashing .417/.545/.517 with four stolen bases. Mooney has been excellent at reaching base, drawing 14 walks and three hit by pitches to just 10 strikeouts. Most recently, he went 5-for-8 with two walks in a doubleheader at Pittsburgh, seeing 51 pitches on the day.

VOTE FOR RJ Senior RJ Schreck was named one of 10 finalists nationally for the 2022 Senior CLASS Award. The award recognizes one senior that has notable achievements in four areas: community, classroom, character and competition. The finalists were chosen by a committee, and the winner will be determined by a fan, media and head coaches' vote.

STORM'S BIG WEEKEND Sophomore Luke Storm has shown huge strides of development over the year. The switch-hitter had an excellent weekend at the plate at Pittsburgh, finishing 6-for-11 with a double, a home run and four RBIs. He went 4-for-6 with runners on base. Storm is one of two Blue Devils to hold a .300+ batting average in ACC play this seaosn (.303), joining senior RJ Schreck (.344).

ACC SERIES STRIKEOUTS Duke continues to be one of the top pitching staffs in the country when it comes to strikeouts. The Blue Devils fanned No. 10 Notre Dame 39 times in a three-game sweep. The 39 K's were the fifth-most by a Duke team in an ACC weekend since 2015. Also in the series, Duke's defense was stellar as it allowed just three leadoff batters to reach base in 29 opportunities.

Duke Strikeouts in ACC Series Opp (Year) H/A K's Florida State (2020) Home 43 Pittsburgh (2021) Home 43 Pittsburgh (2015) Home 40 Pittsburgh (2019) Home 40 Notre Dame (2022) Home 39 Wake Forest (2021) Home 36 Virginia Tech (2017) Home 35

MOONEY MONEY HITS Despite batting in the leadoff spot, freshman Alex Mooney continues to lead Duke in RBIs this season. The Rochester Hills, Mich., native and everyday shortstop boasts 25 RBIs on the season and holds a team-leading .333 batting average with runners in scoring position. He also leads the team in multi-RBI games with five.

LOPER CRUCIAL IN ND SERIES Senior Jimmy Loper was crucial for the Blue Devils in the ACC series sweep over Notre Dame. Loper entered the contest with the tying runner at the plate in the first game of the series and got Duke out of the jam. The next day, Loper extended to keep the game tied and in extra innings, setting up the walk-off win for Duke. Loper allowed just two hits and two walks while striking out 11 in 5.1 scoreless innings of work. He earned a save and a win.

DOUBLE DOWN Duke holds 80 doubles this season. Junior Graham Pauley leads the team with 14, ranking tied for eighth in the conference. Junior Chad Knight recorded three doubles against UMass Lowell on March 9 to become the first Blue Devil to hit three in a single game since March 2016.

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This image released by O & M Co./DKC shows Myles Frost during a performance of the musical "MJ." (Matthew Murphy/O & M Co./DKC via AP)

This image released by The Press Room shows, foreground from left, Hailee Kaleem Wright, Karen Burthwright and Sidney Dupont during a performance of "Paradise Square." (Alessandra Mello/The Press Room via AP)

NEW YORK (AP) — Select nominations for the 2022 Tony Awards, announced Monday.

Best Musical: “Girl From the North Country,” “MJ,” “Mr. Saturday Night,” “Paradise Square,” "Six: The Musical," “A Strange Loop”

Best Play: “Clyde's,” “Hangmen,” “The Lehman Trilogy,” “The Minutes,” "Skeleton Crew"

Best Revival of a Play: “American Buffalo,” “How I Learned to Drive,” “Take Me Out,” “Trouble in Mind,” “for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf”

Best Revival of a Musical: "The Music Man," “Company,” “Caroline, or Change”

Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Play: Simon Russell Beale, “The Lehman Trilogy”; Adam Godley, “The Lehman Trilogy”; Adrian Lester, “The Lehman Trilogy”; David Morse, “How I Learned to Drive”; Sam Rockwell, “American Buffalo”; Ruben Santiago-Hudson, “Lackawanna Blues”; David Threlfall, “Hangmen”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Play: Gabby Beans, “The Skin of Our Teeth”; LaChanze, “Trouble in Mind”; Ruth Negga, “Macbeth”; Deirdre O’Connell, “Dana H.”; Mary-Louise Parker, “How I Learned to Drive”

Best Performance by an Actor in a Leading Role in a Musical: Billy Crystal, “Mr. Saturday Night”; Myles Frost, “MJ”; Hugh Jackman, “The Music Man”; Rob McClure, “Mrs. Doubtfire”; Jaquel Spivey, “A Strange Loop”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Leading Role in a Musical: Sharon D Clarke, “Caroline, or Change”; Carmen Cusack, “Flying Over Sunset”; Sutton Foster, “The Music Man;” Joaquina Kalukango, “Paradise Square”; Mare Winningham, “Girl From the North Country”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Musical: Jeannette Bayardelle, “Girl From the North Country”; Shoshana Bean, “Mr. Saturday Night”; Jayne Houdyshell, “The Music Man”; L Morgan Lee, “A Strange Loop”; Patti LuPone, “Company”; Jennifer Simard, “Company”

Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Musical: Matt Doyle, “Company”; Sidney DuPont, “Paradise Square”; Jared Grimes, “Funny Girl”; John-Andrew Morrison, “A Strange Loop”; A.J. Shively, “Paradise Square”

Best Performance by an Actress in a Featured Role in a Play: Uzo Aduba, “Clyde’s”; Rachel Dratch, “POTUS”; Kenita R. Miller, “for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf”; Phylicia Rashad, “Skeleton Crew”; Julie White, “POTUS”; Kara Young, “Clyde’s”

Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play: Alfie Allen, “Hangmen”; Chuck Cooper, “Trouble in Mind”; Jesse Tyler Ferguson, “Take Me Out”; Ron Cephas Jones, “Clyde’s”; Michael Oberholtzer, “Take Me Out”; Jesse Williams, "Take Me Out"

Best Direction of a Play: Lileana Blain-Cruz, “The Skin of Our Teeth”; Camille A. Brown, “for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf”; Sam Mendes, “The Lehman Trilogy”; Neil Pepe, “American Buffalo”; Les Waters, "Dana H."

Best Direction of a Musical: Stephen Brackett, “A Strange Loop”; Marianne Elliott, “Company”; Conor McPherson, “Girl From the North Country”; Lucy Moss and Jamie Armitage, “Six: The Musical”; Christopher Wheeldon, “MJ”

Best Choreography: Camille A. Brown, “for colored girls who have considered suicide/when the rainbow is enuf”; Warren Carlyle, “The Music Man”; Carrie-Anne Ingrouille, “Six: The Musical”; Bill T. Jones, “Paradise Square”; Christopher Wheeldon, “MJ”

Best Book of a Musical: “Girl From the North Country,” Conor McPherson; “MJ,” Lynn Nottage; “Mr. Saturday Night,” Billy Crystal, Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel; “Paradise Square,” Christina Anderson, Craig Lucas and Larry Kirwan; “A Strange Loop,” Michael R. Jackson

Best Original Score: “Flying Over Sunset,” music by Tom Kitt, lyrics by Michael Korie; “Mr. Saturday Night,” music by Jason Robert Brown, lyrics by Amanda Green; “Paradise Square,” music by Jason Howland, lyrics by Nathan Tysen and Masi Asare; “Six: The Musical,” music and lyrics by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss; “A Strange Loop,” music and lyrics by Michael R. Jackson

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Online: http://tonyawards.com

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Rapidly-growing U.S. HVAC company expands leadership team

DAVIE, Fla., May 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Air Pros USA, a leading residential and commercial air conditioning services company, has announced the appointment of Robert DiPietro as President. With over 15 years of leadership experience, DiPietro will oversee Air Pros USA's strategy and operations management teams to support market expansion and sales goals.

"Robert is an industry leader whose talent in organic growth and acquisition strategy, and data-driven approach to operations, will be an asset to our team. Robert's executive roles in multi-national public organizations provide invaluable and complementary experience to our business," said Anthony Perera, founder and CEO of Air Pros USA. "We strive to build long lasting relationships with every customer we service, even as we become one of the fastest growing HVAC companies in the nation. Robert's hands-on, customer-centric leadership style aligns with our vision as we expand existing relationships and introduce ourselves to new markets."

Most recently, DiPietro served as Managing Director HVAC at HomeServe a publicly traded, independent provider of home repair and service solutions. Prior to his role at HomeServe he worked for Staples, a global leader in Office Supplies and Technology Solutions where he managed Technology Services and launched and grew Staples EasyTech to over $100 million in revenue.

"It is my goal to lead Air Pros USA forward into the next stages of success and solidify the company's presence as a trusted expert to customers and industry partners," said Robert DiPietro. "Air Pros USA will continue to grow in markets with distinctive weather patterns that can pose an additional set of needs and challenges to residential and commercial customers. Whether it's extreme heat, blizzards, or hurricanes, I am excited to collaborate with our teams and achieve something that hasn't been done before for their customers."

DiPietro holds a bachelor's degree in Industrial Technology from the University of Massachusetts Lowell.

His hiring comes at a key moment in Air Pros USA's development as the company continues to grow its national presence in new cities and states. Air Pros USA recently entered the Louisiana market in 2022 and now operates in eight states and more than a dozen metro areas including Miami, Orlando, Dallas, Atlanta, Colorado Springs, Mobile and Spokane.

Air Pros USA was founded as a father-son business in Fort Lauderdale, Florida with a single truck and two people. Since then, the fast-growing HVAC company has grown to over $100 million in annual revenue, employs 500 people, and serves over half a million customers in multiple markets.

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Air Pros USA was founded in South Florida in 2017 on the promise of integrity, reliability, and putting our customers first. The company has quickly expanded to many metro areas within Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Colorado, Georgia, Texas, Washington, and Louisana with more locations expected to be introduced soon. Air Pros USA currently employs more than 500 experienced professionals in more than a dozen metro Service locations including Miami, Orlando, Dallas, Atlanta, Colorado Springs, Mobile and Spokane. For more information visit www.airprosusa.com.

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Mike Bulgia seemingly had a knack for finding himself in big situations — rather, the moments finding him — during his high school baseball career. And the former Arlington star earned a reputation for delivering in the clutch.

It’s been a few years, but it appears nothing has changed.

Bulgia drove in the winning run with an eighth-inning single that lifted the Lebanon Valley College baseball team over Widener, 2-1, last Saturday in the Middle Atlantic Conference semifinals. That hit was also the 100th of the senior’s career. The Dutchmen advanced and will host York College in the conference championship series beginning Friday.

The centerfielder has dominated this year, batting .364 with a 1.077 OPS, six homers and a team-leading 40 RBI and 42 runs. He helped lead a turnaround of the program, hitting .333 or better in each of his seasons there, excluding the pandemic-shortened 2020 spring.

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Bulgia is best remembered locally for his exploits during Arlington’s improbable championship run in 2017. In the opening round of the playoffs, the outfielder made a leaping play at the fence to prevent a walk-off home run in an eventual upset of rival Roy C. Ketcham. A week later, his two-run triple in the 10th inning won the 10th-seeded Admirals the Section 1 Class AA championship.

Stephanie Cassens, Binghamton track & field

The former Rhinebeck High School star completed a stellar collegiate career this spring and was part of two record-setting relay teams. Cassens helped the women’s 1,600-meter relay set the program record of 3:41.88 on April 23, and she was part of the distance medley relay team that ran an 11:12.15 at the Penn Relays, eclipsing the program record by more than 25 seconds.

The senior last Sunday helped the Bearcats finish fourth overall in the America East outdoor championships, placing sixth in the women’s 800 meters (2:12.86)

Nick Nevins, LeMoyne baseball

The former Roy C. Ketcham star drove in five runs to lead the Dolphins in a blowout of Pace University in their regular-season finale last Friday. LeMoyne advanced to the Northeast-10 championships and faced Southern Connecticut State on Tuesday. Nevins, a senior shortstop, is batting .277 with 41 runs, 27 RBI and a .403 on-base percentage.

Skylar Brandemarte, Stonehill softball

After earning Journal Pitcher of the Year honors as a senior at Ketcham last year, Brandemarte showed little difficulty adjusting to the collegiate game this spring.

The left-hander who was known for her control and repertoire of off-speed pitches, earned Northeast-10 all-conference honors, becoming the first Stonehill freshman to do that since 2015. She also was selected to the conference All-Rookie team.

Brandemarte pitched to a 2.30 ERA and notched her 100th strikeout earlier this month, becoming the fifth pitcher in program history to reach that benchmark in a season. She went 12-9 and pitched 19 complete games.

Megan Schumacher, Missouri softball

The former John Jay-East Fishkill star has shined in college, helping Mizzou go 33-19 this season. Schumacher is 6-2 with a 2.36 ERA and her Tigers will face Auburn in the SEC Tournament on Wednesday. The right-hander capped her high school career by leading John Jay to a Section 1 Class AA championship in 2019. Thus far in college, the junior is 20-7 overall with a 2.75 ERA in 183 ? innings.

Claire Martell, Coastal Carolina lacrosse

A former US Lacrosse All-American at Millbrook High School, Martell has transitioned almost seamlessly to the Division I college level. The goalkeeper earned ASUN all-conference honors after a stellar redshirt sophomore season in which she led the conference with 140 saves.

Sam Mongelli, Sacred Heart baseball

The former two-sport star at Marlboro High School has found his footing as a Division I baseball standout. Mongelli is batting .304 with five homers, 24 runs and 20 RBI for the Pioneers, who took a three-game win streak into their matchup with Stony Brook on Tuesday.

Corinne Badger, Stony Brook softball

The Arlington High School grad batted .312 with a 1.093 OPS and led her team with 16 homers and 44 RBI this season. The Seawolves lost to UMass-Lowell, 10-2, last Saturday in the America East tournament, but Badger's home run gave the junior the fourth most in a season in program history. The catcher also managed a pitching staff that combined for a 2.40 ERA.

Antonio Pragana, Cortland baseball

The former John Jay-East Fishkill star and Poughkeepsie Journal Player of the Year has excelled this season for the Red Dragons. Pragana is batting .368 with with a .965 OPS and 41 runs scored, sparking an offense that is averaging 9.2 runs per game. SUNY Cortland is 30-10 overall and will face Brockport in the SUNYAC tournament on Thursday.

Tyler Viscusi, Manhattanville baseball

The former Roy C. Ketcham star pulled Ohtani-esque double duty at the collegiate level, enjoying success as a pitcher and outfielder. Viscusi batted .333 with 27 RBI and seven stolen bases this season. The senior also pitched in five games, starting three, and went 2-1 with a 3.68 ERA and 18 strikeouts.

Dani DiLorenzo, Findlay lacrosse

The Arlington High School grad enjoyed a breakout senior season, scoring a team-leading 39 goals with 10 assists in 16 games. She led the Oilers to a 9-1 record in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. Findlay lost to Walsh in the conference final last Saturday, but DiLorenzo scored three goals.

Gianna Caprioli, New Haven lacrosse

The former Franklin D. Roosevelt High School star earned Northeast-10 All-Rookie honors, starring as a draw specialist. Caprioli won 114 draws, which was among the most in the conference, in addition to tallying five goals and five assists. The freshman midfielder also recovered 37 groundballs and forced 20 turnovers.

Eliz Fino, Saint Leo lacrosse

The former record-breaking Highland/Marlboro girls lacrosse star had a solid debut season with the Lions, tallying 23 goals and 13 assists. Fino transferred to Saint Leo University (Florida) after spending her freshman year at Central Connecticut State University. The Marlboro High School grad set a New York single-season record with 154 goals as an 11th-grader in 2019.

Stephen Haynes: shaynes@poughkeepsiejournal.com; 845-437-4826; Twitter: @StephenHaynes4