The St. Louis Cardinals bounced back from a performance on Friday where they managed just one run and five hits against the Texas Rangers, getting a 2-0 shutout win on Saturday afternoon at Globe Life Field.&nbsp;

Prior to the game,&nbsp;The Cardinals placed Jordan Walker on the 10-day injured list with left wrist inflammation, retroactive to Thursday.&nbsp;Walker had found his offensive stroke of late, batting .300 in his last 14 games played with a .792 OPS and 11 RBIs.&nbsp; &nbsp;In a corresponding move, the Cardinals selected outfielder Ryan Vilade from Triple-A Memphis. Vilade, was expected to arrive in the middle of Saturday’s game, was batting .280 with five home runs and 31 RBIs at Memphis.&nbsp; Vilade played in the big leagues in 2021 with Colorado and in 2024 with Detroit.

The Cardinals made a couple of pitching moves before Saturday’s game as well, optioning righty Gordon Graceffo to Memphis and recalling right-hander Roddery Muñoz. Marmol said Graceffo will remain in a relief role at Memphis with the idea of him being a multi-inning weapon out of the bullpen.

The Cardinals started their scoring in the second inning.&nbsp; Willson Contreras walked to open the inning and advanced to second on a wild pitch, before moving to third on a ground out by&nbsp;Iván Herrera.&nbsp; A sacrifice fly by Nolan Arenado drove in Contreras for the score.&nbsp; In the fourth inning, St. Louis scored their second run as Masyn Winn doubled, and was driven in on a ground rule double by Contreras.&nbsp;

Sonny Gray improved to 6-1 on the season with an ace-worthy, seven inning, shutout performance. He retired nine straight at one point, including striking out the side in the third inning. In the fifth, Gray found himself in a jam as the Rangers had two baserunners reach, but he ended that threat by getting Kyle Higashioka to fly out to center.&nbsp;&nbsp;Gray faced traffic again in the seventh, giving up a one-out single to Alejandro Osuna, but he finished his outing by striking out Jake Burger and getting Sam Haggerty to ground out. The strikeout of Burger was the 1,800th for Gray, who is one of just 10 active players to reach that mark.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Phil Maton pitched the eighth inning, walking one, but giving up no hits, before Ryan Helsley came on for the ninth, also giving up no hits and striking out two for his 13th save.&nbsp; At the plate, Winn led the way going 2-for-4 with a run scored.&nbsp;

St. Louis and Texas wrap up their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Erick Fedde (3-4, 3.90 ERA) takes the mound for the Cardinals in the finale against&nbsp;Jacob deGrom (4-2, 2.42 ERA) for the Rangers.&nbsp; First pitch is at 12:05pm with pregame being joined at 11:55 on KY 102 (102.5 FM).

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By MATT PIKEThe St. Louis Cardinals bounced back from a performance on Friday where they managed just one run and five hits against the Texas Rangers, getting a 2-0 shutout win on Saturday afternoon at Globe Life Field.&nbsp;Prior to the game,&nbsp;The Cardinals placed Jordan Walker on the 10-day injured list with left wrist inflammation, retroactive to Thursday.&nbsp;Walker had found his offensive stroke of late, batting .300 in his last 14 games played with a .792 OPS and 11 RBIs.&nbsp; &nbsp;In a corresponding move, the Cardinals selected outfielder Ryan Vilade from Triple-A Memphis. Vilade, was expected to arrive in the middle of Saturday’s game, was batting .280 with five home runs and 31 RBIs at Memphis.&nbsp; Vilade played in the big leagues in 2021 with Colorado and in 2024 with Detroit.The Cardinals made a couple of pitching moves before Saturday’s game as well, optioning righty Gordon Graceffo to Memphis and recalling right-hander Roddery Muñoz. Marmol said Graceffo will remain in a relief role at Memphis with the idea of him being a multi-inning weapon out of the bullpen.The Cardinals started their scoring in the second inning.&nbsp; Willson Contreras walked to open the inning and advanced to second on a wild pitch, before moving to third on a ground out by&nbsp;Iván Herrera.&nbsp; A sacrifice fly by Nolan Arenado drove in Contreras for the score.&nbsp; In the fourth inning, St. Louis scored their second run as Masyn Winn doubled, and was driven in on a ground rule double by Contreras.&nbsp;Sonny Gray improved to 6-1 on the season with an ace-worthy, seven inning, shutout performance. He retired nine straight at one point, including striking out the side in the third inning. In the fifth, Gray found himself in a jam as the Rangers had two baserunners reach, but he ended that threat by getting Kyle Higashioka to fly out to center.&nbsp;&nbsp;Gray faced traffic again in the seventh, giving up a one-out single to Alejandro Osuna, but he finished his outing by striking out Jake Burger and getting Sam Haggerty to ground out. The strikeout of Burger was the 1,800th for Gray, who is one of just 10 active players to reach that mark.&nbsp;&nbsp;Phil Maton pitched the eighth inning, walking one, but giving up no hits, before Ryan Helsley came on for the ninth, also giving up no hits and striking out two for his 13th save.&nbsp; At the plate, Winn led the way going 2-for-4 with a run scored.&nbsp;St. Louis and Texas wrap up their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Erick Fedde (3-4, 3.90 ERA) takes the mound for the Cardinals in the finale against&nbsp;Jacob deGrom (4-2, 2.42 ERA) for the Rangers.&nbsp; First pitch is at 12:05pm with pregame being joined at 11:55 on KY 102 (102.5 FM).You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Cardinals bounce back from poor performance with 2-0 shutout win 

A pitchers duel between the Kansas City Royals number four starter, Michael Wacha, and last years American League Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, the Detroit Tigers ace, ended with a 1-0 win for the Royals at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday afternoon.&nbsp;

The day started out with the Royals celebrating a World Series winner, as former third baseman Mike Moustakas retired as a Kansas City Royal during a ceremony before the game.&nbsp; Moustakas slashed .251/.306/.430 with 139 home runs over parts of eight seasons as a Royal. His 38 home runs in 2017 set a single-season club record at the time until Jorge Soler hit 48 in 2019.&nbsp; Moustakas was traded to the Brewers in 2018, and would go on to play for the Reds, Rockies and Angels. The three-time All-Star finished his 13-year career with 215 home runs.

The game flew by, lasting just two hours, as both pitchers were on top of their game once things got underway.&nbsp; Wacha, carried a no hitter into the seventh inning, only allowing one baserunner walking Gleyber Torres in the fourth inning, while Skubal gave up just two hits, a single to Freddy Fermin in the third and a single to Nick Loftin in the fifth, striking out seven batters.&nbsp; In the seventh, Wacha gave a up a single to Colt Keith, but retired the next two batters to get out of the inning.&nbsp;

The Royals struck in the eighth inning, getting the only hit on the day between both teams with a runner in scoring position.&nbsp; After Loftin doubled off reliever&nbsp;Beau Brieske, a single from Vinnie Pasquantino into left field, bringing home Loftin who beat the offline throw for the lone score of the game, setting Kansas City up to bring on&nbsp;Carlos Estévez for the save.&nbsp;

Estévez retired the first two batters he faced before giving up a single, again to Keith, but then forced Riley Greene to groundout to end the game, earning his 16th save.&nbsp; &nbsp;With his 16th save of the season, Estévez tied Royals Hall of Famer Jeff Montgomery's franchise record for saves by the end of May.

John Schreiber earned the win in relief, improving to 2-2 on the season, striking out two and walking one in the eighth inning.&nbsp; Wacha struck out six batters through his seven innings of work, walking one and giving up one hit.&nbsp;&nbsp;The last time Wacha threw seven innings of one-hit ball was May 15, 2023 with the Padres, when he took a no-hitter into the 8th inning, against the Royals, before Michael Massey led off the inning with a single to prompt a pitching change.

On a day where both teams combined for just six hits, it was Loftin who led at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored.&nbsp; Loftin also made an impressive diving catch in the outfield, after Wacha had given up the single to Keith, to prevent another hit.&nbsp;

Kansas City and Detroit wrap up their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Kris Bubic (5-2, 1.45 ERA) takes the mound for the Royals in the finale against&nbsp;Keider Montero (2-1, 4.54 ERA) for the Tigers.&nbsp; First pitch is at 1:10pm, with pregame coverage beginning at 12:30 on KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM).

By MATT PIKEA pitchers duel between the Kansas City Royals number four starter, Michael Wacha, and last years American League Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, the Detroit Tigers ace, ended with a 1-0 win for the Royals at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday afternoon.&nbsp;The day started out with the Royals celebrating a World Series winner, as former third baseman Mike Moustakas retired as a Kansas City Royal during a ceremony before the game.&nbsp; Moustakas slashed .251/.306/.430 with 139 home runs over parts of eight seasons as a Royal. His 38 home runs in 2017 set a single-season club record at the time until Jorge Soler hit 48 in 2019.&nbsp; Moustakas was traded to the Brewers in 2018, and would go on to play for the Reds, Rockies and Angels. The three-time All-Star finished his 13-year career with 215 home runs.<figure>
 <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2025/5/1748746284305.jpeg" alt="Former Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas retired as a Royal on Saturday/ Photo courtesy of the Royals on X" />
 <figcaption>Former Royals third baseman Mike Moustakas retired as a Royal on Saturday/ Photo courtesy of the Royals on X</figcaption>
 </figure>The game flew by, lasting just two hours, as both pitchers were on top of their game once things got underway.&nbsp; Wacha, carried a no hitter into the seventh inning, only allowing one baserunner walking Gleyber Torres in the fourth inning, while Skubal gave up just two hits, a single to Freddy Fermin in the third and a single to Nick Loftin in the fifth, striking out seven batters.&nbsp; In the seventh, Wacha gave a up a single to Colt Keith, but retired the next two batters to get out of the inning.&nbsp;The Royals struck in the eighth inning, getting the only hit on the day between both teams with a runner in scoring position.&nbsp; After Loftin doubled off reliever&nbsp;Beau Brieske, a single from Vinnie Pasquantino into left field, bringing home Loftin who beat the offline throw for the lone score of the game, setting Kansas City up to bring on&nbsp;Carlos Estévez for the save.&nbsp;<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Vinnie. Comes. Through! <a href="https://t.co/veRdXXHCjj">pic.twitter.com/veRdXXHCjj</a>&mdash; Kansas City Royals (@Royals) <a href="https://twitter.com/Royals/status/1928938379736953261?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 31, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Estévez retired the first two batters he faced before giving up a single, again to Keith, but then forced Riley Greene to groundout to end the game, earning his 16th save.&nbsp; &nbsp;With his 16th save of the season, Estévez tied Royals Hall of Famer Jeff Montgomery's franchise record for saves by the end of May.John Schreiber earned the win in relief, improving to 2-2 on the season, striking out two and walking one in the eighth inning.&nbsp; Wacha struck out six batters through his seven innings of work, walking one and giving up one hit.&nbsp;&nbsp;The last time Wacha threw seven innings of one-hit ball was May 15, 2023 with the Padres, when he took a no-hitter into the 8th inning, against the Royals, before Michael Massey led off the inning with a single to prompt a pitching change.On a day where both teams combined for just six hits, it was Loftin who led at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double and a run scored.&nbsp; Loftin also made an impressive diving catch in the outfield, after Wacha had given up the single to Keith, to prevent another hit.&nbsp;<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Nick outta nowhere! <a href="https://t.co/x1eoQRQFHQ">pic.twitter.com/x1eoQRQFHQ</a>&mdash; Kansas City Royals (@Royals) <a href="https://twitter.com/Royals/status/1928933072050815192?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 31, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>Kansas City and Detroit wrap up their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Kris Bubic (5-2, 1.45 ERA) takes the mound for the Royals in the finale against&nbsp;Keider Montero (2-1, 4.54 ERA) for the Tigers.&nbsp; First pitch is at 1:10pm, with pregame coverage beginning at 12:30 on KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM).You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;

Wacha's no hit bid broken up in seventh as Royals win pitchers duel 1-0

The St. Joseph Mustangs, or as they were known on Friday night the St. Joseph Tenderloins, remained undefeated to open the season with a 6-5 win over the KC Monarchs on Noah Cameron night at Phil Welch Stadium.

Northwest Missouri State's Parker Griffith gave the Mustangs the lead in the eighth inning on a sacrifice fly to center field, scoring Lafayette alum Brayden Luikart.&nbsp; Griffith was 1-for-3 with two RBI's in the win.&nbsp;

There was no box score available for this game.&nbsp;

The Mustangs are back in action tomorrow, beginning MINK league play as they take on the Nevada Griffons at Phil Welch Stadium.&nbsp; First pitch is at 7pm, gates at the stadium open at 5:30.

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By MATT PIKEThe St. Joseph Mustangs, or as they were known on Friday night the St. Joseph Tenderloins, remained undefeated to open the season with a 6-5 win over the KC Monarchs on Noah Cameron night at Phil Welch Stadium.Northwest Missouri State's Parker Griffith gave the Mustangs the lead in the eighth inning on a sacrifice fly to center field, scoring Lafayette alum Brayden Luikart.&nbsp; Griffith was 1-for-3 with two RBI's in the win.&nbsp;There was no box score available for this game.&nbsp;The Mustangs are back in action tomorrow, beginning MINK league play as they take on the Nevada Griffons at Phil Welch Stadium.&nbsp; First pitch is at 7pm, gates at the stadium open at 5:30.You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Mustangs stay undefeated to open season with 6-5 win over Monarchs

The Rangers offense exploded for 15 hits against the St. Louis Cardinals, finally providing run support for Texas’ electric rotation in an 11-1 victory at Globe Life Field on Friday night. 

They scored more runs in the second inning against Cardinals starter Matthew Liberatore (4) than in the entire three-game series loss against the Blue Jays (3) earlier this week.&nbsp;&nbsp;The most notable Rangers hits likely belonged to Marcus Semien, who provided quite the spark from the bottom of the lineup.

Josh Jung opened the scoring in the first for the Rangers with a single, driving in&nbsp;Sam Haggerty, before the big four run second inning.&nbsp; Haggerty's triple in the second drove in two runs, scoring&nbsp;Kyle Higashioka and Semien, before he scored on a two run home run by Wyatt Langford, giving Texas a 5-0 lead in just two innings off Liberatore.&nbsp;

Liberatore did get through the next three innings scoreless, before being replaced in the sixth inning by&nbsp;Gordon Graceffo, where the Rangers added four more runs.&nbsp; Semien singled driving in Jake Burger for the first run of the frame, then with one out Haggerty drove in his third run of the game scoring&nbsp;Higashioka.&nbsp; With two outs, Jung singled, driving in his second and third runs of the game, bringing home Semien and Haggerty for a 9-0 Rangers lead.&nbsp;

Semien's two run home run in the bottom of the seventh were the final runs for Texas, scoring himself and&nbsp;Higashioka.&nbsp; St. Louis finally found their way onto the scoreboard in the eighth inning, Lars Nootbaar doubling home Victor Scott.

With the loss, Liberatore fell to 3-4 on the season, pitching five innings and giving up five runs, four earned, on seven hits while striking out five and walking one.&nbsp; The Cardinals managed just five hits in the loss, with five different players getting one hit each.&nbsp;

St. Louis and Texas continue their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Sonny Gray (5-1, 4.06 ERA) takes the mound for the Cardinals against Patrick Corbin (3-3, 3.75 ERA) for the Rangers. First pitch is at 3:05pm, with pregame being joined at 2:55 on KY 102 (102.5 FM).

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By MATT PIKEThe Rangers offense exploded for 15 hits against the St. Louis Cardinals, finally providing run support for Texas’ electric rotation in an 11-1 victory at Globe Life Field on Friday night. They scored more runs in the second inning against Cardinals starter Matthew Liberatore (4) than in the entire three-game series loss against the Blue Jays (3) earlier this week.&nbsp;&nbsp;The most notable Rangers hits likely belonged to Marcus Semien, who provided quite the spark from the bottom of the lineup.Josh Jung opened the scoring in the first for the Rangers with a single, driving in&nbsp;Sam Haggerty, before the big four run second inning.&nbsp; Haggerty's triple in the second drove in two runs, scoring&nbsp;Kyle Higashioka and Semien, before he scored on a two run home run by Wyatt Langford, giving Texas a 5-0 lead in just two innings off Liberatore.&nbsp;Liberatore did get through the next three innings scoreless, before being replaced in the sixth inning by&nbsp;Gordon Graceffo, where the Rangers added four more runs.&nbsp; Semien singled driving in Jake Burger for the first run of the frame, then with one out Haggerty drove in his third run of the game scoring&nbsp;Higashioka.&nbsp; With two outs, Jung singled, driving in his second and third runs of the game, bringing home Semien and Haggerty for a 9-0 Rangers lead.&nbsp;Semien's two run home run in the bottom of the seventh were the final runs for Texas, scoring himself and&nbsp;Higashioka.&nbsp; St. Louis finally found their way onto the scoreboard in the eighth inning, Lars Nootbaar doubling home Victor Scott.With the loss, Liberatore fell to 3-4 on the season, pitching five innings and giving up five runs, four earned, on seven hits while striking out five and walking one.&nbsp; The Cardinals managed just five hits in the loss, with five different players getting one hit each.&nbsp;St. Louis and Texas continue their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Sonny Gray (5-1, 4.06 ERA) takes the mound for the Cardinals against Patrick Corbin (3-3, 3.75 ERA) for the Rangers. First pitch is at 3:05pm, with pregame being joined at 2:55 on KY 102 (102.5 FM).You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Rangers offense erupts in 11-1 blowout over Cardinals

Royals starting pitcher Seth Lugo returned from the 15 day injured list, but his return was spoiled as Kansas City fell to the Detroit Tigers in a crucial AL Central clash, losing 7-5 on Friday night at Kauffman Stadium.&nbsp;

Detroit took the lead right away in the game, as Riley Green hit a two run homer in the first inning, driving in Colt Keith, for the quick two run lead.&nbsp; Kansas City cut the lead in half in the bottom half of the inning with a home run of their own, Bobby Witt Jr hitting a solo shot into left center field, but the Tigers extended the lead in the second inning on another two run homer, this time from&nbsp;Dillon Dingler scoring Wenceel Pérez.

The Royals continued to battle back, again cutting the lead to one run in the bottom of the third inning as Drew Waters singled home Vinnie Pasquantino and Salvador Perez with the bases loaded, but John Rave and Michael Massey both struck out swinging to end the inning, leaving Maikel Garcia stranded at third base.&nbsp;

Spencer Torkelson singled home another run in the top of the fifth inning for Detroit, scoring Kerry Carpenter, but again the Royals scored keeping within striking distance, a sacrifice fly by Mark Canha in the bottom of the seventh inning bringing home Garcia.&nbsp; Again though, Massey struck out to end the inning and the threat from Kansas City, giving the Tigers the opportunity to put the game away in the eighth, where they scored two more runs.&nbsp;

Torkelson hit his 14th home run of the season for the first run of the inning, which was followed by a double by Perez.&nbsp; Perez scored on a single by Dingler for the final run for Detroit.&nbsp; Waters did single home Garcia in the ninth inning with two outs, but Canha grounded out to end the game.&nbsp;

Lugo fell to 3-5 with the loss, pitching 3 1/3 innings and giving up four runs on five hits, striking out three and walking two in his return. Garcia led the way at the plate, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored and one walk in the loss.&nbsp;&nbsp;

 Just when the Royals got a crucial piece to their rotation back with&nbsp; Lugo coming off the injured list on , Kansas City took another hit in its bullpen with Lucas Erceg placed on the 15-day IL with a low back strain, retroactive to May 27.

Erceg hadn’t pitched since Saturday in Minnesota, but there were two reasons for that. First, he got the illness that was going around the clubhouse last weekend, with a fever and general fatigue. Because he wasn’t feeling well, he missed at least one workout and wanted to get back in the weight room on Tuesday.&nbsp; That’s when Erceg “tweaked” his back while lifting, he said.

Kansas City and Detroit continue their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Michael Wacha (3-4, 3.21 ERA) takes the mound for the Royals against last years Cy Young award winner Tarik Skubal (5-2, 2.49 ERA) for the Tigers.&nbsp; First pitch is at 3:10pm, pregame coverage will begin at 2:30 on KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM).

By MATT PIKERoyals starting pitcher Seth Lugo returned from the 15 day injured list, but his return was spoiled as Kansas City fell to the Detroit Tigers in a crucial AL Central clash, losing 7-5 on Friday night at Kauffman Stadium.&nbsp;Detroit took the lead right away in the game, as Riley Green hit a two run homer in the first inning, driving in Colt Keith, for the quick two run lead.&nbsp; Kansas City cut the lead in half in the bottom half of the inning with a home run of their own, Bobby Witt Jr hitting a solo shot into left center field, but the Tigers extended the lead in the second inning on another two run homer, this time from&nbsp;Dillon Dingler scoring Wenceel Pérez.<div><blockquote class="twitter-tweet">Bobby Baseball’s blasting off. 🚀 <a href="https://t.co/T78G6K6GKD">pic.twitter.com/T78G6K6GKD</a>&mdash; Kansas City Royals (@Royals) <a href="https://twitter.com/Royals/status/1928608612957446281?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 31, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script></div>The Royals continued to battle back, again cutting the lead to one run in the bottom of the third inning as Drew Waters singled home Vinnie Pasquantino and Salvador Perez with the bases loaded, but John Rave and Michael Massey both struck out swinging to end the inning, leaving Maikel Garcia stranded at third base.&nbsp;Spencer Torkelson singled home another run in the top of the fifth inning for Detroit, scoring Kerry Carpenter, but again the Royals scored keeping within striking distance, a sacrifice fly by Mark Canha in the bottom of the seventh inning bringing home Garcia.&nbsp; Again though, Massey struck out to end the inning and the threat from Kansas City, giving the Tigers the opportunity to put the game away in the eighth, where they scored two more runs.&nbsp;Torkelson hit his 14th home run of the season for the first run of the inning, which was followed by a double by Perez.&nbsp; Perez scored on a single by Dingler for the final run for Detroit.&nbsp; Waters did single home Garcia in the ninth inning with two outs, but Canha grounded out to end the game.&nbsp;Lugo fell to 3-5 with the loss, pitching 3 1/3 innings and giving up four runs on five hits, striking out three and walking two in his return. Garcia led the way at the plate, going 3-for-4 with two runs scored and one walk in the loss.&nbsp;&nbsp; Just when the Royals got a crucial piece to their rotation back with&nbsp; Lugo coming off the injured list on , Kansas City took another hit in its bullpen with Lucas Erceg placed on the 15-day IL with a low back strain, retroactive to May 27.Erceg hadn’t pitched since Saturday in Minnesota, but there were two reasons for that. First, he got the illness that was going around the clubhouse last weekend, with a fever and general fatigue. Because he wasn’t feeling well, he missed at least one workout and wanted to get back in the weight room on Tuesday.&nbsp; That’s when Erceg “tweaked” his back while lifting, he said.Kansas City and Detroit continue their series tomorrow.&nbsp; Michael Wacha (3-4, 3.21 ERA) takes the mound for the Royals against last years Cy Young award winner Tarik Skubal (5-2, 2.49 ERA) for the Tigers.&nbsp; First pitch is at 3:10pm, pregame coverage will begin at 2:30 on KFEQ (680AM/95.3FM).You can follow Matt on X @KfeqMatt.&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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