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Royals Rumblings - News for May 20, 2021 Share this story Royals Rumblings - News for May 20, 2021 “I don’t think anybody wants to hear it, but we weren’t playing terrible baseball … It’s just we weren’t getting different components each night,” he said. “It sounds ridiculous when you lose 11 games in a row to say that there was some good stuff happening, but there was. We’ve got to be honest when there is.”... “This, to me, is what we saw for an entire month,” Matheny said. “So how do you weigh the month, plus this last little stretch, as opposed to those 11 games?

Junior-to-be receiver Jason Jackson (18) was named Offensive Newcomer of the Year in District 5-4A Division I this past season. [Photo by Derrick Stuckly]For the first time since the summer of 2019, the Brownwood Lions on Saturday will compete in a 7-on-7 state qualifying tournament. The Lions – who have advanced to the 7-on-7 state tournament for 20 consecutive years dating back to 2000 – will venture to Graham as 7-on-7 football has resumed this year after the COVID-19 pandemic ended last year’s season before it ever started. Saturday’s Graham qualifier is being split over two loca...

WOOSTER  A generous donation from Miss Amy's Bakery will put the Wayne County Public Special Olympics team back on the bowling lanes this year. In honor of Autism Awareness Month in April, bakery owner Amy Crosland wanted to raise money for a cause special to one of her favorite customers, Andrew Vossler, 17. She reached out to Vossler's mother, Carrie Buchanan-Farkas, who suggested Vossler's involvement with the local Special Olympics team. Blue cupcakes for autism awareness With Vossler's input, Crosland sold blue iced cupcakes, the color associated with autism awareness, during April. Ea...

share-square-1263433 After Thursday’s announcement of the 2021 Minor League Baseball schedule, the Royals finalized their Minor League coaching staff on Friday. Triple-A Omaha will return the same staff, with manager Brian Poldberg in his eighth season, pitching coach Dane Johnson in his second and hitting coach Brian Buchanan in his fourth. In Class A Advanced -- Quad Cities’ first season as a Royals affiliate -- Mike Jirschele will be the bench coach. Jirschele worked with former manager Ned Yost on the Royals’ Major League coaching staff from 2014-19 and has 17 seasons of experience ...