Brew: One-team athletes a dying trend in ...

One- team athletes are becoming increasingly rare in the MLB for a ...

Shroyer: Major league baseball fails to inspire ...

Decades after Jackie Robinson, the MLB abandons its populist roots, racial integration

Getting your game on

How to keep your relationship from becoming a real-life version of Mortal ...

Brew: One-and-done rule should be reconsidered

The NBA requires student athletes to attend one year of college before ...

Brew: A look at the upcoming MLB ...

C.J. Matson looks at Albert Pujols' effect, the revamped Marlins and the ...

Local gamer ‘Nutt’ attempts to recreate the ...

Lawrence resident Gene Nutt has turned the second floor of his Lawrence ...

Rains: Baseball on the way

Here’s the wind-up.

Virtual game, real dollars

Morning Brew: Death in Olympics needs to ...

Safety in dangerous sports is a necessity

Trapped in a game

Students who encounter video game addiction could face job loss, poor grades, ...

Shroyer: Past year holds memorable MLB highlights

From record-breaking home runs to record-breaking losses, 2007 has been a year ...

Morning Brew: No to designated hitters

The DH rule is a disgrace to baseball and gives the American ...

Lawrence native brings glory to hometown

Kevin Hooper’s baseball career is something Lawrence can be proud of.

Scene and heard: Town ball

New places. New faces.

Baseball roots run deep for Jayhawks

Family ties to MLB play a big part in the lives of ...

Atway: Five ways to improve All-Star game

Do you believe in magic?

Matt Rissien doesn't give much credence to superstitions. However, when it comes ...

Speaker defines sports ‘professionals’

During his speech Tuesday, MLB umpire Steve Palmero gave insight on the ...

Baseball and cheerleaders?

The road trip to Arkansas last weekend put the Jayhawks in legendary ...

Montemayor: Dire straits in the next week ...

Former player named head coach at South ...

After leaving the New York Mets, Ritchie Price retired from playing but ...

Big Monday becomes a family affair

Chase Buford, and his adopted brother, Alexis Wangmene, who plays for the ...

Blog: Is Baseball still America's game?

Is the MLB still the sport of choice for Americans?

Midwesterners can play this sport, too

The KU club lacrosse team began in 1982. Today the team has ...

‘Farmville’ game increases in popularity

More than 63 million monthly users play the online game and it ...

Q & A with Ritch Price

Kansas baseball coach Ritch Price sat down with sports reporter Shawn Shroyer ...

Slugger in the spotlight

Junior third baseman Tony Thompson leads by example.

Shroyer: ‘I picked the right position’

His baseball skills weren’t exactly what he remembered, but this attempted walk-on ...

Jayhawk reaches the Major Leagues

Although Zagursky is currently treating an injury, he still believes in his ...

NCAA steroid testing needs closer look

CITIZEN DOLPH: A rare look at the ...

You may not recognize his name, but Dolph Simons Jr., chairman of ...

From basketball to baseball

Kansas center to throw ceremonial first pitch in Royals-Twins match-up.

Former player finds many successes despite rampant ...

Gier: Get your sports knowledge ready for ...

The fan-player bond is closer with college sports teams because of the ...

Gamers on campus frag their way through ...

Combat from the couch: Obsession about a new first-person shooter video game.

Grading Scale: Jayhawks just didn’t have enough ...

Kansas players don’t measure up to Kentucky in final NCAA game.

Game on!

Video games are attracting more casual gamers than ever, so don’t let ...

Who’s up to bat in Big 12 ...

The Longhorns must defend their championship while several teams are eyeing the ...

Host a game night

Alternative Reality

World of Warcraft has taken over the lives of some of its ...