By Greg Echlin
Down the stretch, if the Kansas City Chiefs’ second-half fade continues, cornerback E.J. Gaines would have mixed emotions about his hometown team. His Buffalo Bills had a big say on that. Continue reading A Big Loss for the Chiefs While Buffalo Has Gaines
Audio: Oklahoma quarterback Baker Mayfield talks to the media after winning a road game against Kansas. Continue reading Kansas Alienates Home Crowd Further With Unsportsmanlike Conduct
Carlos Beltran photo above courtesy Keith Allison/flickr
Audio: George Brett in Cooperstown, 1999
By Ian Echlin
I have a special fandom toward Carlos Beltran ever since we were paired on-field. I was an honorary lineup participant around ten years old before a Sunday afternoon ballgame, and our short back-and-forth chat sticks with me to this day. Continue reading Saying Goodbye To Carlos Beltran
Photo courtesy of MU Athletics
By Greg Echlin
Not much has changed for the Missouri Tigers since entering the Southeastern Conference as far as earning respect. But these days, it comes from MU’s own fan base in the Show-Me state. Continue reading SEC and Missouri Tiger Fans Still Saying “Show Me Football”
Photo Courtesy of ATP World Tour
Jack Sock from Overland Park, Kan. ranks No. 9 in the world in Men’s Tennis Singles. He’s advancing to play Roger Federer in ATP World Tour Finals. Continue reading Jack Sock At The ATP World Tour Finals With Help From His Kansas City Team
By Greg Echlin
The final score read: Missouri 74, Iowa State 59. But the most noticeable number in the Tigers’ season opener was Friday night’s attendance count. Continue reading Tides Changing For Missouri Tigers After Season Opener
Before his career with the Chicago Cubs, Bobby Dernier was an outstanding athlete at Raytown South High School. This month, Dernier is going into the Missouri Sports Hall of Fame. Continue reading Suit Settled, But Is Raytown South Problem Solved?
