Morning Sports
in NFL
The (2-0) Kansas City Chiefs will face the (0-2) Miami Dolphins this Sunday, for Miami’s home opener at Hard Rock Stadium kickoff set for noon!
IN HIGHSCHOOL FOOTBALL-
KXEO GAME OF THE WEEK
Hannibal Shut out MEXICO 46-0
KWWR GAME OF THE WEEK
Montgomery County Crushed Van-Far 62-30
Other area Games
Southern Boone 40 Boonville 20
Bowling Green 48 Louisiana 7
Camdenton 42 Columbia Battle 0
Hickman 48 Smith-Cotton 7
Helias Catholic 28 Rock Bridge 7
Russellville 44 Fayette 26
Hallsville 41 Fulton 7
Kirksville 21 Marshall 13
Centralia 42 Macon 13
Wright City 40 Mark Twain 6
Rolla 35 Moberly 22
Monroe City 52 Highland 6
Palmyra 84 North Callaway 50
Tipton 54 South Callaway 0
South Shelby 20 Clark County 13
in COLLEGE FOOTBALL
The No. 19 Missouri Tigers and the No. 24 Mississippi State Bulldogs are scheduled to face each other Tonight, The top-25 matchup will take place at Davis Wade Stadium in Starkville, Mississippi kick off set for 6:45 PM
Both teams enter the game undefeated with 3–0 records, making this a crucial SEC opener
in the NHL
The St. Louis Blues play the Chicago Blackhawks away at the United Center tonight, puck drop at 6pm
in MLB ACTION,
The Kansas City Royals fell to the Cleveland Guardians 12-9 last night in a wild, back-and-forth series opener at Kauffman Stadium
Carter Jensen powered the offense with two home runs and a career-high 5 RBIs, but a disastrous 9th inning saw the bullpen give up five runs.
Salvador Perez added a late two-run homer, while Jac Caglianone had three hits.
The game also honored legendary broadcaster Denny Matthews for calling his 8,000th Royals game.
Tonight
The Kansas City Royals are scheduled to host the Cleveland Guardians tonight, at Kauffman Stadium First pitch set for 6:10pm
Michael Wacha is set to start on the mound for the Royals, facing Cleveland’s Tanner Bibee.
The St. Louis Cardinals lost 8-4 to the Milwaukee Brewers last night
The Cardinals rallied from an early 4-1 deficit to tie the game in the 7th, highlighted by home runs from Jordan Walker and Alec Burleson.
But Milwaukee answered with a four-run 8th inning, including a go-ahead two-run single by Brice Turang, to seal the 8-4 win.
Tonight
The St. Louis Cardinals face the Milwaukee Brewers Tonight, at American Family Field first pitch set for 610pm
Quinn Mathews Takes the mound for St. Louis vs. Dustin May for Milwaukee.
