Author: Mitch Fortner

(AP) Hunter Dozier’s grand slam capped Kansas City’s stunning five-run rally in the ninth inning off Cleveland closer Brad Hand, giving the Royals an 8-6 win over the Indians on Tuesday night. Hand (4-3) was a perfect 22 for 22 in save chances and likely on his way to being an All-Star. But the left-hander did not record an out against the Royals, who entered the ninth down 6-3 before storming back. Nicky Lopez had an RBI infield single before Kansas City loaded the bases and Dozier connected on Hand’s first pitch for his first career grand slam and 13th…

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From K-State Athletics Kansas State women’s basketball head coach Jeff Mittie has solidified the 2019-20 roster with the addition of graduate transfer Angela Harris. Harris will have one season of eligibility with the Wildcats. Harris joins an incoming freshmen class that includes: Emma Chapman (Columbia, Missouri), Emilee Ebert (Frankfort, Kansas) and Jada Thorpe (Chicago, Illinois). “I like Angela’s ability to impact the game both offensively and defensively,” said Mittie about K-State’s newest backcourt addition “She can play both guard spots with her ability to distribute and score. She and her family are great fits for our program.” Harris, a 5’6”…

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0:00 – K-State is winning and losing with recruiting 15:55 – Controversial radio in Kansas City 27:14 – Mason upset with NBA awards/Wesley Iwundu 31:26 – Dead shows with active social media 35:38 – Whit Merrifield is the best hitter in baseball 48:08 – Jabroni of the Week

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(AP) Jason Kipnis homered leading off the 10th inning as the Cleveland Indians continued their impressive June with a 3-2 win over the Kansas City Royals on Monday night in a game delayed 2 hours, 23 minutes by rain. Kipnis connected on a 1-0 pitch from Wily Peralta (2-4), driving it into the right-field seats for his sixth homer. As the ball sailed into the stands, Kipnis dropped his bat, circled the bases and made a nifty spin move as neared the plate to avoid being splashed by teammate Francisco Lindor, who tried to soak him with a Gatorade cooler.…

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From K-State Athletics The matchups for the fourth edition of the 10-team Big 12/SEC Women’s Basketball Challenge have been announced by the respective league offices and Kansas State will travel to Arkansas on Saturday, December 7. “This is a great matchup for both programs,” said K-State head coach Jeff Mittie about the game. “The Big 12 and SEC are two of the best leagues in the country. This should be an outstanding game.” In 2019, the Big 12/SEC Challenge games will begin on Wednesday, December 4 and conclude on Sunday, December 8. Exact times and television designations will be released…

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0:00 – Two new commits for KSU football and one is a QB 13:23 – Interview with K-State Online’s Derek Young 25:47 – Would you take $1,500 for you first class seat? 33:30 – Another Kansan won on the PGA Tour 35:58 – Good memories from bad to average KSU seasons 48:57 – Ask Us Anything

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Hunter Dozier hit a three-run shot during a five-run third inning, Homer Bailey was stingy again pitching into the sixth and the Kansas City Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 6-1 on Sunday. Alex Gordon had two RBIs and Nicky Lopez also drove in a run, helping the Royals forge a split of the four-game series on a soggy, overcast afternoon at Kauffman Stadium. Bailey (7-6) only made one significant mistake, leaving a pitch over the plate that Eddie Rosario steered inside the right-field foul pole. Otherwise, the revitalized right-hander followed back-to-back scoreless starts against Detroit and…

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0:00 – 4-star QB Chubba Purdy picks Louisville over K-State 12:17 – Earl Woods/Dean Wade ears two-way contract with Cavs 25:27 – Stupid question to Zion Williamson 31:43 – Zero Jayhawks selected in the NBA Draft 0:00 – K-State will be fine without Chubba Purdy 10:35 – Mason v Movies v John v Music 28:08 – Mason v John part two 31:47 – Ask Us Anything

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(AP) Alex Gordon had a two-run single and Lucas Duda added an RBI single as the Kansas City Royals (26-49) jumped on Jake Odorizzi in the first inning and beat the Minnesota Twins 4-1 Thursday night. Glenn Sparkman (2-3) gave up just one run and five hits in a season high-tying seven innings. He walked one and struck out three. Duda, had two hits and scored a run to help the Royals win for the fourth time in five games.. Jake Diekman pitched a perfect eighth and Ian Kennedy got the last three outs for his ninth save in 11…

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Kellis Robinett in studio for hour one 0:00 – Chances of Dean Wade and/or Barry Brown beind drafted tonight 13:05 – KSU gets 14th commit for 2020 & could get 4-star QB tomorrow 21:54 – John defending Lawrence again/Gary Woodland/Stacy Hot Take 32:57 – Ska Stampede/Kellis looking for a new car 0:00 – Chubba Purdy could be Klieman’s Josh Freeman 10:31 – John vs. Mason in sports calls 21:59 – Latest fast food craze 32:46 – Ask Us Anything

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