内容摘要：“From his extensive history in scouting, his long tenure as an NHL general manager and his vast experience at the international and European pro levels, Jarmo has a remarkable resume and a long history of success in this league,” Adams said. “I couldn’t be more excited to add another significant piece to our front office as we continue the process of adding to our staff.”

“From his extensive history in scouting, his long tenure as an NHL general manager and his vast experience at the international and European pro levels, Jarmo has a remarkable resume and a long history of success in this league,” Adams said. “I couldn’t be more excited to add another significant piece to our front office as we continue the process of adding to our staff.”

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from his beloved Italy just like you can’t keep cheese from lasagna.The Golden Globe- and Emmy-winning actor is once again elegantly roaming through the land of his heritage in National Geographic’s new food-travel series “Tucci in Italy,” less than three years after a similar show was axed.“I think that visually it’s more interesting this time around, and I think that we try to go more in depth into the stories as much as you can, given the format,” he says.

Tucci goes from a three-Michelin-star restaurant in Milan where the staff grow their own vegetables — “Stop it!” he half-heartedly begs a chef adding salmon eggs to a pesto risotto — to cooking fish for anglers on the banks of the Sarca River.“I’m exploring the complex connections between the land, the people and the food they eat in order to discover the essence of each region in the country I love – Italy,” the “Conclave” and “The Devil Wears Prada” star tells viewers in each installment.

Stanley Tucci cooks for anglers on the banks of the Sarca River. (Matt Holyoak/National Geographic via AP)

Stanley Tucci cooks for anglers on the banks of the Sarca River. (Matt Holyoak/National Geographic via AP)“Part of it felt like we were doing it for Zach.”

BALTIMORE (AP) — Jackson Holliday hit his first career leadoff home run, Jorge Mateo slugged his first homer of the season and the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 4-2 on Saturday.Dean Kremer (5-5) allowed one run in six innings to win his second consecutive start for Baltimore, which has won five of seven for the first time this season. The Orioles clinched their third home series victory of the season and their first since taking two of three from the New York Yankees on April 28-30.

Félix Bautista earned his 10th save in 11 tries with a scoreless ninth.The White Sox (18-40) fell to 6-25 on the road and are a season-high 22 games under .500.