内容摘要：His speed was certainly on display three months ago at the Millrose Games in New York, where Nuguse broke the world indoor mark for the mile by finishing in 3:46.63. He eclipsed the record of 3:47.01 set by Yomif Kejelcha of Ethiopia in March 2019.

His speed was certainly on display three months ago at the Millrose Games in New York, where Nuguse broke the world indoor mark for the mile by finishing in 3:46.63. He eclipsed the record of 3:47.01 set by Yomif Kejelcha of Ethiopia in March 2019.

Tucker wasn’t sure exactly what happened, but he said he thought his helmet hit his nose and his hand kind of got caught underneath him.“It kind of felt weird. Was just hoping that it went away,” he said. “Try to kind of just grind through and grind through the at-bats and stuff. But it was kind of hurting. Just kind of took a precautionary route of just coming out of the game.”

The 28-year-old Tucker hit a ground-rule double in the third and scored on Pete Crow-Armstrong’s two-out single to right. He fouled out to the catcher for the final out of the fourth before Bruján came in.Tucker said he had X-rays and they were fine. The NL Central-leading Cubs begin a nine-game road trip on Tuesday night at Washington.“I’m optimistic this is going to be at most a day or two,” manager Craig Counsell said after Sunday’s victory. “It’s just a sprained finger. ... He took the second at-bat and just was a little uncomfortable. So with the lead, just got him out of there.”

Tucker has been a key player for Chicago in his first season with the team after he was acquired in awith Houston. The three-time All-Star has a 16-game on-base streak going back to May 14.

He is batting .284 with 12 homers, 39 RBIs and 16 steals, playing in each of the team’s first 59 games.

“He’s gone out there a bunch. He’s been out there every day,” Counsell said, “and he’s shown no signs of any fatigue.”But that doesn’t always happen, leaving the reporting party in close proximity with the person they reported. “In the real world, you may realize they are unlikely to go anywhere, and it’s you who has to go somewhere,” Tosti-Kharas said.

In extreme situations, it’s best to look for another job, she said.If an inspector found radon in your house, “you wouldn’t say, ‘Let me try to work with the radon,’ or ‘How can I keep it there but maybe lessen the effects?’” she said. “You would get the toxin out of the situation or you would get yourself out of the situation.”

Most people can’t afford to leave their jobs without another one lined up. Carving out time to apply for different jobs is difficult when you feel under assault but also is empowering and may lead to a better situation.“If somebody gives you an impression that you’re not able to leave this job, that’s just not true,” Grouette said. “Those sorts of people don’t have the reach or respect that they claim to have, because if they’re volatile to you, they’re volatile to others.”