A podcast about the biggest sports stories in and around Kansas City. Covering Chiefs, Royals, Sporting KC, University of Kansas, University of Missouri, Kansas State University and more. Hosted by Blair Kerkhoff.
Chiefs first-round draft pick Clyde Edwards-Helaire likes to work on cars and ride horses. Veteran offensive tackle Mitchell Schwartz likes to cook. They both love to play football and look to game’s return.
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What’s known, and isn’t, about college football...
How are schools handling the return? What are the COVID concerns?
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Debating Kansas City sports history in lists
Do you agree or disagree with Sam Mellinger's choices?
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In dugout with Royals during Edinson Volquez’s ...
The Volquez family decided not to let Eddie know the news until after he pitched.
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Go ahead, NFL, change the onside kickoff rule. ...
Kansas City Chiefs coach Andy Reid discusses the NFL’s proposed new rule.
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Drama on field and in press box as Royals crown...
Reliving the crowing of the 2015 Royals. Here’s how they won it in World Series Game 5
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Chiefs coordinators speak to how newcomers migh...
Kansas City Chiefs coordinators Eric Bieniemy, Steve Spagnuolo and Dave Toub met the media for the first time since Super Bowl week and covered several topics like their impressions of the draft class.
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How will schools like Mizzou take advantage of ...
We talk with Missouri basketball coach Cuonzo Martin about several topics.
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A visit to the center of the College Football P...
Bill Hancock remains a college football optimist.
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Should he stay or should he go... approaching t...
Mellinger MInutes for Your Ears tackles the big questions, like should Royals third base coach Mike Jirschele have waved Alex Gordon home in the 2014 World Series finale? And Arby’s has a fish sandwich?
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Catching (up with) Kelce and how Chiefs will re...
Too bad listeners can't see the tour of his extensive shoe closet
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The joy and chore of chasing .400, 40 years lat...
Could George Brett became the first player since the 1940s to hit .400? He carried the batting average into mid-September before falling just short. Brett shares memories from the fun and frustrating chase.