Across Our Wide Missouri

Adding to the already hated rivalry between the Chiefs and Raiders, Andy Reid wasn't amused by the Raiders bus taking a victory lap around Arrowhead Stadium after their win last month.  If the Chiefs have their two starting offensive tackles, this game could get ugly (meaning look out Raiders)

Plus a less than inspiring Baseball HOF Class.

No Chiefs, no Mizzou but still enough to talk about on this podcast.

Dustin Johnson and The Masters? How about 63-year old Bernhard Langer. That's the better story!

Drew Lock still has a lot to learn

Barry Odom still can't win as a head coach.

Tony LaRussa starts the M-I-Z, Z-O-U chant.

Andy Katz of ESPN mansplaining a coin flip to two athletic directors is glorious.

Hot takes from Eli Drinkwitz as he drops an Anchorman reference and I gaze into my crystal ball on how the SEC should adjust Mizzou's schedule, plus a coin flip determines home court advantage.

I'm just spit-balling here but the goal is to try to find a national champion for football and basketball and there's a good chance it's not going to happen in the usual manner during a pandemic.

Adjust, pivot, be creative. I offer a couple of ideas just to get the process started

White Sox manager Tony LaRussa busted for DUI and Mike Tyson claims he used a fake penis and baby piss to pass drug tests

Ferrari Right--the Chiefs newest wrinkle

Patrick Mahomes feels the Chiefs can't be stopped.

Alex Gordon reflects on his final Gold Glove.

Plus a story about Harry Caray nearly got killed

A look at our Gold Glove winners and the future of Kolten Wong.

The Baseball Hall of Fame announced Fox’s Joe Buck, former Royals broadcaster Buddy Blattner and Hall of Fame pitcher Dizzy Dean as three of the eight finalists for the 2021 Ford C. Frick Award presented annually for baseball broadcasting excellence.

Buck has been Fox’s lead baseball play by play guy for 25 seasons after working 11 seasons on Cardinals broadcasts. Dizzy Dean broadcast for the Cardinals and St. Louis Browns and Blattner teamed with 2007 Frick Award winner Denny Matthews as the Royals' original broadcast crew, working in KC from 1969-through-1975. Blattner teamed up with Dizzy Dean for the first Baseball Game of the Week telecast on ABC and CBS. He was also voice of the NBA’s St. Louis Hawks.