Jason Miller / Getty Images Somehow, amazingly, even days later, Kansas State’s loss to Kansas last Monday still only counts for one loss in the standings. And, at last check, K-State was still tied for the [...]

The second half of the Major League Baseball season starts today, so not really a better time to roll out updated World Series odds – courtesy of RJ Bell and Pregame.com.

This post could have been written in the heat of the St. Louis series at Kauffman Stadium, in the middle of three brutally bad baseball games where the Kansas City Royals were way outplayed and [...]

For the past few days, Kansas City was the center of the baseball world. FanFest and red carpet parades,  the Negro League museum and blue fountains, and yes, BBQ, this city showed just how amazing [...]

Robinson Cano is the victim, here. He walked into a gladiator’s coliseum (that he built). He was tied to a witch hunt stake (bound by his own words) and burned by a fire (that he [...]

I’m pretty sure all Albert Pujols wants to do at this point is have a normal rest of the season. His extended power outage at the plate (1 HR in 126 AB, .521 OPS) isn’t [...]

There’s nothing quite like midday in Kansas City during the Major League Baseball season. It’s a magical time where one can gauge the time based on a Kansas City Royals fan’s conversation.

Toward the back half of the tenth loss in a row for the Kansas City Royals, somewhere between the one-inning blowup and game-ending double play, one strained, pleading, chanting voice echoed from the first base [...]

Spring football is in the air, the Kansas City Royals are off to a reasonable start, the Kansas City Chiefs have some locals worried about the draft, and today marks the first day of the [...]

Finally, after watching games for two days, it’s opening day for Kansas City baseball. There are lots of expectations, albeit with lots of concerns, but not like the headache (or is it backache or neck [...]