Even Major League Ballplayers Can Hate Their Job
Even if you're a major league baseball player you can be unhappy in your job. The strange story of Yairo Munoz.
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Last Week for Early Bird Youth Baseball Registration
If you have a child you want to sign up for Sedalia Youth Baseball, this is the last week to get the early bird registration rate.
Alex Gordon Signs One Year Deal With the Royals
Fan favorite Alex Gordon signed a new one year contract with the Kansas City Royals.
Cardinals Take on Atlanta in NLDS Starting This Afternoon
The St. Louis Cardinals are in the post season. Their playoff campaign starts this afternoon, October 3, when they take on the Atlanta Braves this afternoon.
Royals Sold for a Billion Dollars Should Baseball Fans Worry?
David Glass is selling the Kansas City Royals for $1 billion dollars to Kansas city businessman John Sherman. Is that a good thing or bad thing for fans?
2019 Cardinals Caravan Makes Stop in Sedalia at SFCC
The St. Louis Cardinals Caravan made an appearance at the Fred E. Davis Multipurpose Center on the State Fair Community College campus on Saturday, Jan. 19.
Roadrunner Baseball Sweeps Weekend Games with Three Rivers
The Roadrunners hosted the Three Rivers Community College Raiders from Poplar Bluff in a key Region 16 doubleheader.
SFCC Coaches’ Show Set for February 12
The public is invited to visit with State Fair Community College basketball coaches at the last coaches’ show for the season at 7 p.m. Feb. 12 at Fitter’s Fifth Street Pub, 500 S. Ohio.
S-C’s Pannier Signs to Play Baseball at SFCC
Senior Brice Pannier, a three-sport standout at Smith-Cotton High School, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play baseball at State Fair Community College.
M.I.N.K. League Announces Four Team Playoff and Ends NBC Playoff Affiliation For 2016
Major League Baseball may have just finished up with the 2015 World Series, but baseball is being talked about in our area for next summer already. The Missouri Iowa Nebraska Kansas League (M.I.N.K) wrapped up league meetings in St. Joseph recently and announced several changes that will go into effect.