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Missouri Tigers’ Bats Remain Quiet With Three Losses To Texas A&M
By: Chase Lutz The Missouri Tigers fell to the Texas A&M Aggies 7-2, their third loss of the weekend, after a 45-minute rain delay between the 7th and 8th innings. The Tigers sent RHP Bryce Montes De Oca to the mound to start the game where he recorded nine strikeouts and only allowing one earned […]
Tigers Lose Doubleheader To Aggies
By: Derik McKinney Well, when it rains, it pours. The Missouri Tigers (27-17), coming off of a 5-1 loss to Missouri State earlier this week, continued their losing streak in a pair of losses on Friday to the Texas A&M Aggies (31-13). Tanner Houck (2-7) started the second game for the Tigers and pitched […]
Mizzou Baseball Falls To #20 Kentucky In Game 2
By: Lauren Rosenberg After a 2-4 loss to the Kentucky Wildcats the night before on April 22, the Missouri Tigers were ready to bounce back and even out the series 1-1. Freshman RHP Parker Conrad got the nod and started for her first ever SEC conference play start and her third start overall this year. […]
Late Bats, Costly Defensive Error Undoes Tigers, Mizzou Falls 4-2
By: Matthew Terry Mizzou’s bats were late to the show in CoMo on Friday Night, as the Tigers were unable to get anything going until it was too late in a 4-2 loss to the No. 20 Kentucky Wildcats. Mizzou never got multiple hits in an inning, and that combined with some costly defensive miscues […]
Buying Or Selling The Top Storylines So Far In MLB
By: Matthew Terry BUY OR SELL: The St. Louis Cardinals are the worst team in the National League Alright, a bit of clarification. The Cardinals current record of 6-10 is technically the worst record in the National League, so by that logic the Cardinals are the worst team in the MLB. The Cards have the […]
Tigers Fail To Capitalize On Opportunities In 5-3 Loss To Missouri State
By: Anthony Dean Missouri baseball failed to cash in with runners in scoring position multiple times as they suffered their third lost in the last four games against Missouri State. The Tigers opened the game up with an early 1-0 lead in the first inning after Brett Bond drove in Connor Brumfield on a sacrifice […]
To Be Or Not To Be, Merrifield Or Mondesi
By: James Stanley With the Kansas City Royals sitting a half a game back of first place in the American League Central, it is important to know what things the Royals have done right and wrong through the first 14 games of the season. Last week the Royals called up prospect Whit Merrifield from Triple-A […]
Playoff Woes And Jubilation
By: Jordan Freeman A look at the 1st round of the NHL Playoffs It’s the best time of year for hockey fans, the NHL Playoffs. Round one is barely a week old and is already almost over. So far, we have seen close battles and shocking runaways that have left many fans saying R.I.P […]
Harris, Bond Power Tigers Past Kentucky
By: Blake Tarrants It was a night of the right fielders as Mizzou’s Trey Harris led the offensive charge with three homers in a 9-8 victory over No. 10 Kentucky on Saturday at Taylor Stadium. The three homers gave Harris a team-leading 11, which is also a career high for the junior slugger. Kentucky’s right […]
Kentucky Pitching Stands Tall, Tigers’ Win Streak Broken
By: Ben Burke Missouri baseball had no answer for Kentucky starting pitcher Sean Hjelle Friday night, as the Tigers had their four-game win streak broken with a 5-2 loss. Hjelle, who stands at 6’11”, easily handled the Missouri lineup. He spread five hits over seven shutout innings, racking up eight strikeouts. It took the Tigers […]
Mizzou Baseball Beats Arkansas-Pine-Bluff 13-1
By: Josh Neighbors The Missouri Tigers (24-9) beat down the Arkanas-Pine Bluff Lions (9-22) by a score of 13-1 on Tuesday night at Taylor Stadium. The win made it three in a row for Steve Bieser’s ball club. Mizzou junior Andy Tolken went the distance only surrendering two hits while striking out seven batters. The […]
Mizzou Baseball Extends Winning Streak
By: Cole Locascio Mizzou baseball extended its winning streak to 15, the longest in the nation, following yesterday’s walk-off win against Appalachian State. A bases-loaded single by Robbie Glendinning marked the fourth walk-off win by the Tigers this year. The Tigers were down 2-1 going into the bottom half of the ninth, but a solo […]
Battle For the Top Seed In The West
By: Grant Pomatto Once upon a time, the Western Conference seemed to be set in stone. The Golden State Warriors were well on their way to wrapping up the No. 1 seed for third season in a row. Then the Warriors dropped a 103-102 decision to the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday, and now everything looks […]
Missouri Baseball Walks off, Continues Longest Winning Streak Since 2008
By: James Stanley COLUMBIA, Mo. – Mizzou baseball trailed Western Carolina for half of the night, but battled back with eight extra base hits to defeat the Catamounts 7-6 in walk off fashion at Taylor Stadium on Wednesday evening. The Tigers extended their winning streak to a dozen games, the longest since 2008. Missouri LHP […]
Taking A Look At Eastern Conference Chaos
By: AJ Douglas As the NBA reaches its third-quarter mark in the season, a little post trade deadline anarchy has kept us glued to League Pass. The entire season thus far has basically been a two-horse race between the Warriors and the Cleveland Lebrons (erm, Cavaliers). It still might be, for that matter. But thanks […]
Dear Fellow Bracketeers
By: Garrett Giles Dear Fellow Bracketeers, Everyone lets the better seed proceed when they fill out their March Madness brackets, but little do they know that the bracket projections are meant to screw them over. I must admit that I have fallen to this before, but I believe that over the years I have learned […]
Busch Uses Experience To Ride Into The Sunset At Daytona
By: Evan Lachnit As the sun got lower and lower in the horizon Sunday afternoon in Daytona Beach, one thing became very clear, there would be a first time winner of the Great American Race. In what was an exciting and crash riddled Daytona 500, Kurt Busch was able to use his experience and exercise […]
March Madness Early Prediction: Syracuse and New Mexico State Sneak Into Tournament
By: Lauren Rosenberg With the end of the regular season of NCAA Men’s Basketball coming to an end, the topic on all fan’s minds is who is going to make it into the NCAA March Madness Tournament. Fans already know the guarantees into the tournament including the University of Kansas Jayhawks and Gonzaga University Bulldogs […]
NBA Roundup: Trade Deadline Notes
By: Billy Finn As the trade deadline has just passed, there have been many moves that have made both contending teams better, and rebuilding teams worse. Of course NBA fans are aware about the Demarcus Cousins to New Orleans trade, and Lou Williams to Houston, but as a Bulls fan, I have to talk […]
Fixing The NHL’s Broken Playoff Structure
By: Joshua Chodor When the National Hockey League modified its playoff structure before the 2013-14 season, the intent was to emphasize divisional rivalries. The format gives automatic playoff bids to the top three teams in each division, and also allows for two wild card teams to qualify for the postseason. The wild card teams can […]