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Why Didn’t Baylor Offer More Money to Keep Kim Mulkey from LSU? Amid the hubbub and hurrahs of Kim Mulkey's arrival in Baton Rouge, there are rumblings - though they be slight - that the Hall of Fame Coach's jump from Baylor to the bayou wasn't met with universal sadness in Waco. A report published Monday in the Forth Worth Star Telegram more than implies that the Louisiana native's relationship with some of Baylor's powers-that-be was "less than great," as evidenced by the university's failure to make Mulkey an offer to stay. From writer Mac Engel's Star-Telegram column: "Sources said when...

The Rangers defeated the White Sox 3-2 yesterday as Spring Training continues on. Evan Grant has a piece up on some possible tension between manager Chris Woodward and pitcher Jordan Lyles, who started yesterday but who is uncertain or unhappy with his projected role on the team. Texas played a B game yesterday as well against the Cubs, and Kennedi Landry has some notes on Dane Dunning’s start in that game. Landry also has notes on the Rangers minor league moves and an update on a projected starting rotation. Grant has a piece up on those roster moves as well, mentioning a most interestin...

Thursday Morning Links Share this story Evan Grant has a mailbag column that covers when he expects the Rangers to be competitive again, the value in watching a losing team, and whether he thinks the Rangers have been good at developing minor league talent. Chris Woodward is preaching patience and flexibility for the 2021 season, and Jon Daniels and Chris Young haven’t made it to Arizona yet because of the weather. Demarcus Evans is unlikely to be ready to start the season due to a strained lat. Mac Engel says Chris Woodward is in the crosshairs in his first season under a new general manag...

Mac Engel: Joe Buck stays on top because he always knows when to be quiet | Agriculture News Highlights: Mac Engel: Joe Buck stays on top because he always knows when to be quiet | Agriculture Joe Buck doesn’t know his exact location and could be literally any place in the world at any time, most likely an NFL game or a checkers game. “I’m back in the entertainment capital of the world, St. Louis, Missouri,” Buck said in a phone interview Wednesday. There is no greater sports reporter in the world and Buck chooses to live where he grew up, with his wife and children.

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