Fort Osage heads into break off win
Fort Osage girls soccer coach Michael Brown is happy his team is going to get a little rest. The Indians appear to deserve it after routing host Raytown 8-0 in a Suburban Middle Six Conference match Tuesday.
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Former Royal Holland cut loose by Rangers
SEATTLE — Three-time All-Star reliever Greg Holland was designated for assignment Tuesday by the Texas Rangers after allowing three home runs in his five appearances this season. The 36-year-old Holland, who made the opening day roster after going to spring training on a minor league contract, had a 7.71 ERA in his 4 2/3 innings.
Eagles warm up with rout
The Grain Valley High School baseball team brought its heavy lumber to Raytown Monday afternoon. The result was a run-filled, 18-hit, 21-4 five-inning victory over the Blue Jays.
Roehler’s gem boosts Jaguars past Park Hill
The Blue Springs South baseball team continues to get strong pitching. Trenton Roehler turned in another strong performance Monday, throwing a four-hit shutout to lead the Jaguars to a 2-0 Suburban Big Eight home victory over the Park Hill Trojans.
Chiefs gather with Mahomes in Texas to begin offseason
The new faces of the Kansas City Chiefs offense are getting to know each other in the warm Texas sun, rather than the cold Kansas City rain, after Andy Reid decided to make voluntary offseason workouts a virtual exercise this season.
Hill’s trade ‘little bit of shock’ for Mahomes
Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes felt a similar reaction to all Kansas City fans following one of the biggest moves in franchise history. When contract negotiations went south and Tyreek Hill’s team was given the green light to seek trades, Mahomes was stunned.
Broncos hold off late surge by Blue Springs
The Blue Springs girls soccer team wouldn’t go away Monday. But in the end, Lee’s Summit had enough to hang on for a 3-2 Suburban Big Eight victory over the host Wildcats.
Bristol on dirt was messy, unusual entertainment
BRISTOL, Tenn. — Credit must be given to NASCAR for at long last shaking up the status quo and trying new things, no matter how outlandish the idea.
How COVID-19 helped bring baseball card collecting back to life
It’s a clear, crisp, late-January day in the middle of the Major League Baseball lockout, but the hot stove is on fire. “What’s it going to take to get me Ohtani?” a voice from across the table inquires.
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(Schedules subject to change) WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20 HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL 4 p.m. — Blue Springs South at Blue Springs 4 p.m.