Baseball

The 2012 MLB All-Star game is taking place Tuesday night. The winner will get home field advantage in the World Series, so who will take it this year?

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While the 4th of July might have been Wednesday, the patriotism was alive and well last night at Liberty Park Stadium.  The Sedalia Bombers played host to the U.S. Military All-Stars in an exhibition match-up

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The Sedalia Bombers are in the midst of their 2012 baseball season and ever since Owner/Coach Jud Kindle set the season in stone, he marked Sunday, July 8, as a date he hopes fans of the Bombers and fans of the military comes out to Liberty Park/Dey Field.    The Sedalia Bombers will welcome the

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The most prized tournament in tennis, a clash of Major League Baseball division leaders and Europe crowns its football champion. Here’s what’s happening this weekend in sports:

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The Sedalia Bombers are in a key week for the MINK League schedule as last week they played the Nevada Griffons four times and we able to get within 1.5 games of first place in the MINK League South Division

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The Boston Red Sox traded a fan favorite and the New York Yankees solved the mystery of hitting R.A. Dickey on Sunday. Here’s what’s happening in Major League Baseball:

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Bill Murray, iconic funny man and long-time part owner of the Charleston RiverDogs, was recently inducted into the South Atlantic League Baseball Hall of Fame, to both our surprise and his.

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After years of talking, a 10-week trial, and another few years of debate, Roger Clemens was found not guilty of perjury.

Was this investigation even necessary?

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I was surfing the net late at night and something caught my eye while looking at sports scores.  It has long been debated which stadium stands as a favorite amongst Major League Baseball Fans, and I have long felt that Missouri has been graced with some good ones.

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A jury acquitted Roger Clemens on all charges Monday in his federal perjury trial, deciding the seven-time Cy Young Award winner did not lie when he denied ever using performance-enhancing drugs in front of a Congressional committee in February of 2008.

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