Baseball

October is the best month for sports fans. Hockey has just started up, the NBA pre-season begins, football is in full swing and baseball playoffs are underway! It awesome. Almost TOO awesome. The problem is that you're going to have to make some tough calls on what you're going to watch. Even ignoring hockey and basketball, you still have to choose from the two best sports in America: football or

The Milwaukee Brewers aren't going anywhere this year. Heck, they can't even make it to home plate when they hit a home run.

"Who do you think would win?"  That was the question that was being tossed around the barber shop this weekend. The barber shop that I go to in town is filled with some characters. They all know I work here at the station and that I call sporting events as well, I am usually there go to person for local sports information. They asked why Sacred Heart doesn't play Smith-Cotton, and if the

The St. Louis Cardinals announced their 2014 regular season schedule today (Sept. 13) in conjunction with Major League Baseball's league-wide schedule release.

This weekend, my hometown Detroit Tigers were in Kansas City to play the Royals, so Doug and I headed to the game for my first time ever visit to Kauffman Stadium. I have to say, it's one of the nicest venues I've ever been in.

Doug and I are going to Kauffman Stadium this weekend to watch the Royals and Tigers. It'll be my first time there, so I'm pretty excited. While we were talking about the upcoming game, we got in to an interesting debate and I've decided to turn to you the listeners to decide once and for all.

The Sedalia Bombers wrapped up the weekend with two big wins over the Chillicothe Mudcats to pull within two games of first place.  The Nevada Griffons, who currently sit atop the MINK league South Division, have lost their last two games, leaving some room for the Bombers to make a late push for first.

If you've seen an opening pitch better than this, please let us know. At Jamsil Stadium in Seoul, South Korea, rhythmic gymnast* Shin Soo-ji threw this opening pitch.

Sedalia Bombers Manager Jud Kindle has been named the new head coach for the Smith-Cotton High School baseball team. Kindle is a former Smith-Cotton Tiger himself and brings a lot of experience and knowledge to the Tigers baseball team.

The Sedalia Bombers have been playing great baseball lately.  The pitching has been phenomenal and the Bombers have been more than effective at the plate.  The Bombers are tied for first in the South Division of the MINK League after a one-run win against division foe Nevada Griffons on Thursday night (June 27).