Playoffs

The final four NFL teams head into their respective conference championship games hoping to advance to the Super Bowl. Here are three things to watch for in each of Sunday's games:

The next round of the NFL playoffs highlights the upcoming sports schedule. Here's what to watch this weekend:

The 2013 Major League Baseball Playoffs are here. The season went down to the wire and even had a playoff to decide which team would go to the American League Wild Card Game. Now that the Wild Card games are done and the Divisional Round is here, who are you cheering for to win the 2013 World Series?

Some would say the Kansas City Royals season this year has been a magical one. For the first time since 2003, they have a winning record and they also are in the chase for the second Wild Card spot in the American League with a record of 83 wins and 73 losses.

The first regular season for the CPIFL has come to an end, and there are four teams that have qualified for the playoffs: The Omaha Beef, Wichita Wild, Sioux City Bandits and Salina Bombers.

As you may know, I love the game of hockey and the Detroit Red Wings. This year I made the decision to grow a beard during the playoffs, similar to when players in the NHL grow one until they lose in their round. I joined the beard-a-thon sponsored by Just For Men as a page to post my beard photos as it went from totally shaven to what you see now.

The San Francisco 49ers rallied past the Atlanta Falcons for the NFC title, and the Baltimore Ravens upset the New England Patriots for the AFC crown. San Francisco and Baltimore, coached by brothers Jim and John Harbaugh respectively, will meet in Super Bowl XLVII on Feb. 3 in New Orleans. Here's a recap of Sunday's conference title games:

The NFL Playoffs are here, and once again, Missouri does not have a dog in the hunt.  Neither the Kansas City Chiefs or St. Louis Rams have made the playoffs, so this leaves football fans the chance to put hometown loyalty aside and try and pick a winner.

The Major League Baseball Playoffs are here, and I'm sure there are many looking into the crystal ball to figure out which teams will win through the playoffs.  Logic says to compare how the teams did against each other in the regular season, or which team was hot down the stretch, or who has the best best pitchers or hitters.  These are all logical ways to predict winners, but it is baseball and

Despite having the 5th best percentage in the league, the Mid-Missouri Outlaws have advanced to the playoffs.   Here is the official statement of the playoffs proceedings for this year as according to the American Professional Football League: