At most any time of the week, the plaza at the center of the town of Antigua, Guatemala would have been abuzz with activity. How many times over the several days since arriving had I been approached by shoe-shine boys begging to polish my shoes (in spite of the fact that I was wearing sandals), by brightly-bedecked Mayan women offering dazzling scarves and weavings? How many young lovers had I seen perched like pairs of doves on the edge of the center fountain, cooing and chortling? I had watched a raucous political rally of a small band of blue-and-yellow t-shirt wearing young adults, calling for the ouster of some local government official. Only the night before I had listened to the warble of marimbas punctuated by the sharp crack of fireworks exploding overhead.
But on this Sunday morning, all was quiet on the plaza. Pigeons scuttled about the empty benches. I headed for the corner coffee shop that had become my daily portal into this vivid, vibrant culture. I was in Guatemala for three weeks to immerse myself in the study of Spanish. In addition to the weekday 5-hour class sessions, I had imposed upon myself the additional goal of finding at least one local person each day to engage in conversation. The coffee shop at the southwest corner of the plaza had become the prime laboratory for assessing the effects of my malformed Spanish on unsuspecting (and always good-natured) citizens.
I was delighted to find the coffee place open this early on a Sunday. I ordered my usual, a café Americano (black) and pan dulce (sweet roll), and headed out into the plaza to keep company with the pigeons. I had an hour or so to kill before morning mass began in Antigua's storied cathedral, hunkered along the far side of the plaza.
Approaching one of the benches facing the fountain, I became aware of a tendril of faint melody rippling through the morning air. It could almost have been a bird, so wispy and fleeting did it seem. But within a few seconds I could make out the accents and inflections of text. Whether woman, man, girl or boy, I could not have said. Rotating my head, I discovered that the song was wafting over the plaza from the direction of the cathedral. My eyes then caught what I had missed initially—a human figure crouched in shadow on a low set of stairs leading up to a side chapel or office.
Crossing the cobblestone street into the shadow of the massive edifice, I approached the singer. It was indeed an older man. He continued his singing, though between phrases he nodded and smiled at me, his mouth missing about as many teeth as it held. His clothes were baggy and tattered, sandals held together with duct tape; his face was thin but sprouting a full grey beard. His hands held together a shawl wrapped over the top of his head. Two eyes shone faintly from its recesses.
As I listened, people began arriving for mass, most ascending the main steps to my right to enter the rear of the cathedral. A few waved at the singer from a distance, he in turn nodding or raising a hand. At one point a pair of women, chatting and laughing, came up from the street and approached the man. One of them greeted him, stopping to drop some coins in a paper cup which sat on the pavement in front of him, and which to this point I had not even noticed. The singer stopped, made some reply to the woman, and the two laughed. The women then turned away, heading toward the cathedral steps.
Now was my chance. I started by offering him what remained of my sweet roll. I had some quetzales in my pocket, but somehow the food seemed a more personal gesture.
"¿Como está, señor?" I began.
Welcome to Antigua. His response reminded me that at 6'5", with thoroughly Gaelic skin and a floppy Tilley hat, I was unlikely to be mistaken for a native Guatemalan.
"¿Como se llama?" I continued. The old man answered, whereupon I was struck with the instant, bone-chilling fear so familiar to those wading into a new language: I had absolutely no idea what he had said. Whether impaired by his dental circumstances or other physical factors, his diction was on another level from that of my tutor back at the language school.
"Otra vez, por favor," (again, please), I persisted boldly. His response, which was an instant replay of the first time, flew by me again like a proverb rendered in ancient Hindi. In a small panic, my brain cycled through its catalog of common Hispanic male names—José, Juan, Marcos, Jaime, Esteban, etc—but could find no recognizable harbor.
"Todavía no puedo entender," I offered in dismay. I was rapidly getting to the bottom of my meeting-a-new-person vocabulary barrel.
He could see that I was foundering, on the verge of disappearing beneath the waves. He gestured toward me and then back to himself, patting a spot above his breast. I realized he was drawing attention to the pen in my shirt pocket. His fingers then beckoned me closer. He was asking to use my pen.
I handed him the pen and fished from my backpack a small notepad, which I also gave him. I really had no idea what to expect. Was he an artist as well as a singer, who was going to make a drawing and then hope that I would buy it from him? This practice was one I had seen in other countries of Latin America.
What I did not expect—and this realization was later accompanied by great shame—was for him to write. I had not even entertained the possibility that an old man who survived by begging at a popular tourist site in a small town, in one of the most impoverished countries in the Western Hemisphere, could be literate.
He held my notepad in one hand, his other carefully guiding the tip of the pen over its small surface. Within 30 seconds, he handed it back to me. What I saw on that page contained a lesson I hope never to forget. Not only had he written his name—Margarito Perez—but it was in the most beautiful, elegant handwritten script I had ever seen. The "M" at the beginning reminded me of the first letter in an illuminated manuscript. Each of the two words ended with a sweeping, graceful flourish. It was as close to calligraphy as is possible using a 99-cent ballpoint pen.
"Margarito" is the male version of the more common female name, "Margarita," which in turn means "daisy" or, more generally, "flower." I returned the next week to visit Margarito at the cathedral. I took him a cup of coffee and we shared a sweet roll. It was still hard to hold much of a conversation. But it didn't much matter. I had discovered one of Antigua's many exquisite, hidden flowers.


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Trudeau's immigration numbers boost poses many challenges
(This column originally appeared in the Toronto Sun)
By: Candice Malcolm
The Trudeau government is ramming through its plan to boost immigration levels, despite survey after survey showing that Canadians oppose this idea.
An Angus Reid poll from August 2018 found that half of Canadians want lower immigration compared to only 6% who want increased numbers. Likewise, another Angus Reid poll from earlier that month, which focused on illegal immigration, found that two-thirds of Canadians believe we accept too many asylum seekers.
These numbers represent the lowest public approval of Canada's immigration program since pollsters started tracking this data in the 1970s.
While public opinion on immigration has hit an all-time low, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is boosting immigration to an all-time high.
The Liberal government announced its annual immigration targets this week — unveiling an aggressive plan to boost immigration numbers to the highest levels in modern Canadian history.
By 2021, the Liberals plan to welcome 350,000 new permanent residents per year.
Under Trudeau's plan, Canada will add a city the size of Victoria, B.C., London, Ont., or two Prince Edward Islands each and every year.
The Liberals will have welcomed 1.3 million new permanent residents in by 2021, the equivalent of the city of Calgary or the province of Manitoba within the next three years.
Trudeau's plan will bring in more people than the current populations of Yukon, Nunavut, Northwest Territories, Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland and Labrador and New Brunswick, combined.
New permanent residents are just half the equation. The Trudeau government also plans to boost the number of temporary foreign workers to 250,000 per year.
When we add together permanent residents, temporary workers, foreign students and other long-term visitors, Canada will welcome roughly three-quarters of a million people into our country each year.
That's more than 2% of our total population.
Where will these newcomers live? Will they disperse across our vast country, or, like most newcomers over the past few decades, will they join the already congested major cities?
Will these newcomers learn English or French and adopt a Canadian identity? Will they learn about Canadian history, will they celebrate our culture and adopt our values?
Or, will they follow Justin Trudeau's cue that Canada is a "post-national state" with "no core identity"? Will they live in isolated communities and fail to learn English or become economically self-sufficient?
Trudeau has created a toxic brew when it comes to immigration. He's flung the door wide open, repeatedly inviting the world to come to Canada on social media.
His government has welcomed and even helped to facilitate the stream of illegal border crossers coming in from the United States; a problem that those same Angus Reid polls show two-thirds of Canadians describe as a "crisis" and 70% do not trust Trudeau to fix.
Alongside the Trudeau government's unwillingness to protect our borders, Trudeau has embraced a postmodern attitude that neglects the Canadian identity and downplays the importance of integration.
Canada has long been a country made up of different people from different parts the world who came to Canada for new hope and opportunity. Immigrants from all backgrounds worked hard and come together over our shared values and way of life.
Canadians are intrinsically open to immigration and welcoming to newcomers, so long as they are willing to work hard, play by the rules and embrace our Canadian values.
Trudeau's immigration and integration policies are testing the limits of Canadian openness and generosity. Canadians want a responsible, rules-based immigration program...(READ MORE)

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"Babylon A.D." – Susan Granger reviews
August 25, 2008 Susan Granger alliance of women film journalists, Babylon A.D., female critics, film criticism, film journalists, movie review, movie reviews, susan granger, women critics, women film critics, women film directors, women film journalists, women in film
There's an old saying: "Success has many parents but failure is an orphan."
Writer/director Mathiew Kassovitz ("Gothika") has publicly called this sci-fi thriller 'pure violence and stupidity,' with parts of the film resembling 'a bad episode of "24," and 20th Century-Fox refused to make screenings available to critics, either before or after its release. Yet, some executive, somewhere, supervised Kassovitz's adaptation with Eric Besnard of Maurice G. Dantec's philosophical novel "Babylon Babies," which focused on the political implications of bio-technology, along with the disintegration of the American Empire.
Set in the not-too-distant future, when countless satellites monitor every move, the world has become a war zone, filled with nuclear, radioactive meltdowns. Toorop (Vin Diesel) is a mistrustful mercenary hired by portly Gorsky (Gerard Depardieu) to smuggle a mysterious young woman named Aurora (Melanie Thierry) and her guardian, Sister Rebeka (Michelle Yeoh), from a convent in Kazakhstan and deliver her to a crazed, feminist Noelite High Priestess (Charlotte Rampling) in New York City. Raised by her father, Dr. Darquandier (Lambert Wilson), the virginal Aurora speaks 19 languages, reads minds, forsees the future and is seen as the ethereal savior of mankind. Crossing the frozen Russian tundra, Toorop must engage in extreme fighting, even dying, only to come back with cybernetically-enhanced limbs.
Despite its thematic similarity to Alfonso Cuaron's apocalyptic "Children of Men," the script is wretched with sloppy, repetitive dialogue; noisy, confusing action sequences; and little continuity. And the way Melanie Thierry speaks her lines can only be described as ludicrous. Covered with fake tattoos, Vin Diesel mopes and mumbles with a bad attitude although, judging by recent publicity, he's still staunchly promoting this debacle. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Babylon A.D." is a dismal 1. Undeniably awful.
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KLM Royal Dutch Airlines will next year expand its long-haul services to the USA with flights to Salt Lake City. In addition, KLM will offer customers new scheduled service to the Spanish island of Ibiza for an eight-week period during the summer season.
KLM's network is developing progressively, offering more capacity and wonderful new destinations. Last week, KLM added five new European destinations, and we will also begin operating flights to Ibiza and Salt Lake City. These two new destinations will enable us to offer even better service to business and leisure travellers.
Amsterdam - Salt Lake City, operated by KLM effective 5 May 2016.
The flights to Salt Lake City will start two times per week effective 5th of May, on Thursdays and Saturdays, and frequency will increase to three times per week, including Mondays, effective 4th of July. KLM will cater to customer requirements by offering three different passenger classes aboard the A330-200: 30 seats in World Business Class, 178 seats in Economy Class, and 35 seats in Economy Comfort, which offers 10 cm more legroom, double-reclining seats and priority de-boarding.
The new KLM flights to Salt Lake City will supplement the existing daily flight between Salt Lake City and Amsterdam operated by Air France KLM's Transatlantic Joint Venture partner Delta Air Lines. Salt Lake City is one of Delta's five hubs. Thanks to its code-sharing partnership with Delta, KLM is able to offer its passengers seamless connections to more than 50 North American destinations via Salt Lake City.
Salt Lake City is the capital and the most populous city in the state of Utah. The city was founded in 1847 by Mormons and its metropolitan area currently has a total population of 1.2 million. Salt Lake City has developed a strong tourist industry oriented towards outdoor recreation and, more specifically, skiing. Salt Lake City hosted the 2002 Winter Olympics and is the gateway to numerous impressive national parks. Salt Lake City is also the industrial banking capital of the United States.
From 5 May through 18 June and from 8 September through 29 October, the flights will depart from Amsterdam at 10.20 CET, arriving in Salt Lake City at 12.40 local time. The return flights will depart from Salt Lake City at 14.50 local time, arriving in Amsterdam at 08.20 CET the following morning.
From 23 June through 5 September, the flights will depart from Amsterdam at 12.30 CET, arriving in Salt Lake City at 14.50 local time. The return flights will depart from Salt Lake City at 16.50 local time, arriving in Amsterdam at 10.20 CET the following morning.
Ibiza service will begin on 4 July 2016 and will continue until 25 August 2016. Flights will be operated on weekdays only. Ibiza will be available for booking from Wednesday, 16 December.
The peakseason KLM operation to Ibiza is in addition to the existing Transavia Summer operations from Amsterdam, Eindhoven and Rotterdam.


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Penn State's Singleton, Carter, Allen…
Penn State's Singleton, Carter, Allen receive Freshman All-America honors
College Football News recognizes three Nittany Lions freshmen
Freshman linebacker Abdul Carter (11) leads Penn State with 10.5 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks. (AP Photo/Barry Reeger)
By Rich Scarcella | rscarcella@21st-centurymedia.com |
Former Gov. Mifflin standout Nick Singleton and two other Penn State teammates have been recognized on the College Football News Freshman All-America Team, it was announced Tuesday.
Abdul Carter was named to the first team, and Singleton to the second team. Kaytron Allen received honorable mention.
Carter, a 6-3, 235-pound linebacker from La Salle College High School, also has been named a finalist for the Shaun Alexander Freshman of the Year award. He was named to the All-Big Ten second team by the media and to the third team by the coaches.
He's second on the team with 55 tackles and leads the Nittany Lions with 10.5 tackles for loss, 6.5 sacks and two forced fumbles. He also has five quarterback hurries and four pass break-ups. He's first among Football Bowl Subdivision freshmen in tackles for loss and sacks.
"Obviously he's a really talented guy," Penn State coach James Franklin said a few days ago, "when you talk about size, speed and how explosive he is and his burst. His burst is as good as I've seen on the defensive side of the ball. There's been one other guy we've had (Micah Parsons) that's had that type of acceleration to the ball carrier.
"To me, the thing that's really stood out is his maturity and his discipline. His mental approach, as a true freshman, has been phenomenal."
Penn State running back and Gov. Mifflin grad Nick Singleton has rushed for 961 yards and 10 touchdowns. (AP Photo/Barry Reeger)
Singleton, a 6-0, 219-pound running back, was selected the Big Ten Freshman of the Year last week and to the All-Big Ten third team after rushing for 961 yards (6.3 per carry) and 10 touchdowns, a Penn State record for a freshman, in the regular season. He also has 11 catches for 85 yards and another TD.
Singleton also was named to the All-Big Ten second team by the media and received honorable mention as a kick returner. He averaged 25.8 yards per return, including one for a 100-yard touchdown against Rutgers.
"It's unusual to do it (run effectively) with a freshman, let alone two true freshmen," Franklin said. "Both of them (Singleton and Allen) have complemented each other really well. We were able to not only run the ball but I think it created more explosive plays for us.
"Those guys have been big-time players for us all year long. We're going to need them at the Rose Bowl, too."
Penn State freshman Kaytron Allen has rushed for 830 yards and nine touchdowns. (AP Photo/Barry Reeger)
Allen, a 5-11, 211-pound running back, received All-Big Ten honorable mention from the media. He's rushed for 830 yards (5.3 per carry) and nine touchdowns and has 17 catches for 172 yards and another score.
Rich Scarcella | Assistant sports editor
Rich Scarcella joined the Reading Eagle staff in 1986. He's covered Penn State football since 1989. He also covers high school baseball, golf, volleyball and bowling and college basketball. He previously worked at the Standard-Speaker in Hazleton, where he was raised.
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Economists weigh in on community benefits package for MLS stadium site
Chris Bils
Craig Depken II has reviewed dozens of benefits packages making the case for professional sports stadiums, but he said he has never seen anything quite like the letter Precourt Sports Ventures sent to the Austin City Council last week.
"I've never seen a pitch that has so much charity or philanthropic attitudes," said Depken, an economics professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
PSV, the Anthony Precourt-led group that owns Columbus Crew SC, called the letter its "Commitment to the Community." It estimated a direct benefit to exceed $326 million over the next 25 years in exchange for a yet-to-be-built Major League Soccer stadium at McKalla Place, a city-owned tract in North Austin.
Richard Suttle, a lobbyist for PSV and MLS, said the benefits package put before the City Council is not to be confused with other economic benefits an MLS club would bring to Austin, such as money spent by out-of-town visitors attending games.
"A community benefit tied specifically to having a soccer team is something that is unique to having MLS come here," Suttle said. "If we were bringing a factory, that provides economic benefit to us all, but would provide no community benefit in the world of soccer. An MLS team brings unique and specific benefits for a large part of our community, and that's the soccer community."
READ: The entire four-page letter PSV sent to the City of Austin
PSV's letter mentioned free youth soccer programs, including a U.S. Soccer Developmental Academy; adoption of non-profit organizations ($2.5 million); fundraising for local non-profits via food service operations ($4 million); and $1.35 million in direct revenue distribution to local food-service and beverage companies, including food trucks, operating at the stadium.
"That's a much more honest approach," Depken said. "We don't see a lot of development around stadiums. We don't see a lot of net tourism gained from stadiums. Those claims in the past have been overblown, so in this case not including those claims in the proposal, from the sports economist's points of view, is nice."
The letter did cite other direct economic benefits, such as $6.25 million in construction costs to local companies as well as $234 million toward wages and internships, which made up the bulk of the total figure.
However, Austin economist Angelos Angelou thinks PSV is underselling the benefits an MLS club could bring to the Texas capital.
"The economic impact is completely understated," Angelou said.
After reviewing PSV's letter, Angelou Economics did its own independent study and concluded there was more than an additional $325 million of direct economic impact over 25 years not listed by the group.
Angelou said his firm assumed that 30 percent of a 20,000-person crowd for 17 regular-season home games and two additional playoff games would come from outside the Austin metropolitan statistical area, and that each person would spend an average of $150 for transportation, lodging, food, entertainment and retail purchases.
According to an April 2013 story by Columbus CEO magazine, there was a study released in January 2012 by the consulting firm Conventions, Sports & Leisure International that looked at the economic impact of the Columbus Crew on Ohio's capital. The study found that the team and its stadium generated $384.2 million in direct spending from 1996 to 2011 — the first 15 years of the franchise's existence.
That study included spending on tickets, concessions, merchandise and parking. Additionally, Crew fans reported spending an average of $32.42 per capita outside the stadium at Columbus hotels, bars, restaurants and shops. It did not differentiate between fans visiting from outside the city versus Columbus residents.
COMMENTARY: Austin has everything but pro sports. Give Precourt a try
For its part, PSV has said it would like for the city to do its own independent study regarding the economic benefits associated with a local MLS franchise.
"Rather than toot our own horns, what we'd like to do is propose that instead of us telling the city that (these economic benefits exist), have the city get their economist to study it and tell (city leaders) what he thinks," Suttle said. "Rest assured, those benefits are there, and they're huge."
The agenda for the City Council's March 22 meeting lists a resolution directing City Manager Spencer Cronk to provide a detailed analysis about the McKalla Place tract. Part of that process would include "an economic analysis of direct and indirect benefits."
Discussion about the resolution is expected to be pushed back to April because of the impending absences of several council members over the next two meetings.


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Articles from 2007
From the T-Bones Family to yours, Happy Holidays and have a safe and happy New Year. Thanks to all of you for making 2007 so memorable and we look forward to making 2008 even more special.
John, Adam, Rick, Chris, Andy, Brandon, Theresa, Don, Sarah, Eric, Tommy, Bear, and Janet
Inside the Clubhouse with Calvin Pickering
This week Calvin Pickering answers your questions about life on the road, and living in Kansas, having to spend time away from his family during the summer. Read More...
Wizards Merchandise Now Available at the T-Bones Team Store
Show your support for CommunityAmerica Ballpark's newest tenant, the Kansas City Wizards, by picking up the latest Wizards merchandise at the T-Bones Team Store, located in the Legends at Village West. Read More...
Shop the T-Bones Team Store for the Holidays
Looking for that last minute gift idea? Visit the T-Bones Team Store located in the Legends at Village West. You have until 6:00pm Christmas Eve to finish your holiday shopping. Read More...
Field Conversion Pictorial Added
More pictures of the surface at CommunityAmerica Ballpark have been added to the website this morning. Over the last few weeks the playing surface has been converted to all-sod, replacing the dirt infield.
T-Bones Announce Creation of Northern League/American Association Challenge
On Monday, T-Bones General Manager Rick Muntean announced the creation of the inaugural Northern League/American Association Challenge for the 2008 season. The four-game exhibition series will be hosted by the T-Bones and will take place at CommunityAmerica Ballpark on Saturday, May 3rd, and Sunday, May 4th. The competition will match the Northern League's Kansas City T-Bones and Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks against the American Association's Lincoln Saltdogs and the newly-formed Wichita Wingnuts.
Inside The Clubhouse with Rick Muntean
This week's Inside The Clubhouse features a Q&A with T-Bones General Manager Rick Muntean. Rick answered your questions and talked about the off-season, the 2008 season, and his love of the Ohio State Buckeyes.
Sizzle Claus Hands Out Holiday Cheer, Pocket Schedules
Patrons of the Legends shopping center received a dose of holiday cheer yesterday as the T-Bones mascot, Sizzle, strolled the outdoor mall, posing for pictures and handing out 2008 pocket schedules.
Northern League Announces Postseason Format
The Northern League has announced its revamped playoff structure new for the 2008 season. The league will be made up of one six-team division with the top four teams heading to postseason play. Read More...
LEAGUE NEWS: Joliet Hires New Skipper
Joliet, IL - The Joliet JackHammers have named Wally Backman their new field manager for the 2008 season. Along with 14 years of major league baseball playing experience, he has eight years of managerial experience in independent and affiliated minor league baseball. Read More...
Piper Press Recognizes T-Bones Fans
Fans of the Kansas City T-Bones were applauded for their support of the team in the December 6th issue of The Piper Press.
Inisde The Clubhouse with Nelson Gord
This week's Inside The Clubhouse features a Q&A with T-Bones utility-man, Nelson Gord. Gord was a new addition to the T-Bones in 2007 and quickly became a fan favorite. Click on "more" to read his Q&A. Read More...
Infield Sod Laid At CommunityAmerica Ballpark
The infield sod was laid this week at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. The sod will become the year-round surface for use by the T-Bones and by the Kansas City Wizards soccer club. Currently, the sod is Kentucky bluegrass, but will be switched to Bermuda before the start of the T-Bones season in May.
Field Conversion Process Continues At CommunityAmerica Ballpark
Conversion of the playing surface at CommunityAmerica Ballpark – from an all-dirt infield to all-sod – has been continuing throughout the past week. The switch to an all-sod infield comes after the announcement that the Kansas City Wizards of Major League Soccer will make the ballpark their home for the 2008 and 2009 seasons.
Sarah Keel Named New Director of Ticket Sales
Former Kansas City T-Bones Director of Merchandise Sarah Keel has been named the new Director of Ticket Sales for the 2008 season. Keel's switch comes after the departure of Melissa Schloss, who has moved on to work with Gateway International Speedway in St. Louis, Missouri . Schloss had been head of ticket sales for the last two seasons.
Inside the Clubhouse with Al Benjamin
This week we get to know Al Benjamin a little better. Al was a mid-season acquisition and made an impact right away for the T-Bones. You asked and Al answered the following questions. Read More...
Former T-Bone Jones Traded to Frontier League
Former T-Bones third baseman and fan favorite Brandon Jones will again don new colors in 2008. It was announced this week that the American Association's Sioux City Explorers traded Jones to the Southern Illinois Miners of the Frontier League. Read More...
25th Annual World's Largest Office Party December 18
The Hyatt Regency Crown Center in downtown Kansas City, MO will host the 25th annual World's Largest Office Party on Tuesday, December 18. The charity event is open to the public for a $5 donation at the door. The Hyatt is a proud sponsor of the T-Bones and the host hotel to all visiting Northern League teams.
T-Bones to Play on All-Sod Infield For 2008
The dirt infield at CommunityAmerica Ballpark is undergoing radical change for 2008, Assistant General Manager and Director of Operations Chris Browne confirmed Monday. The T-Bones will play on an all-sod infield for the 2008 season to help accommodate the Kansas City Wizards, who will be playing their home games at the ballpark for the next two seasons. Read More...
New Items Added for the Holidays
New merchandise items added for the Holidays! Be sure to check on-line by clicking on "The Meat Locker Team Store" tab to get your shopping done for the T-Bones fans on your list. Read More...
From the T-Bones family to yours: travel safe this holiday season and have a Happy Thanksgiving.
Field Conversion Begins at CommunityAmerica Ballpark
Conversion of the playing surface at CommunityAmerica Ballpark began this weekend. The field is being converted from a strictly baseball-playing surface to one used for soccer by the Kansas City Wizards. Read More...
Inside the Clubhouse with Jeremy McInitire
This week T-Bones catcher Jeremy McIntire answers your questions about his collision at home plate in his first professional game as well as what life was like for him during his rookie season. Read More...
Where to Find Sizzle in November
The T-Bones mascot, Sizzle the Bull, will be making various appearances at local events between now and Thanksgiving weekend. Fans of the big, red bull can meet him at the following area events: Read More...
T-Bones Exercise 2008 Options on 19 Players
T-Bones manager Andy McCauley has exercised the contract options for 2008 on the following players: LHP Anthony Boughner, RHP Danny Core, LHP Rick DeHart, RHP Kenny Durost, RHP Dan Jackson, RHP Chris Krawczyk, LHP Matt Schweitzer, LHP Hans Smith, C Patrick Arlis, C Jeremy McIntire, INF Neb Brown, INF Mario Delgado, INF Geoff McCallum, INF Calvin Pickering, INF Rob Watson, OF Al Benjamin, OF Aharon Eggleston, OF Nelson Gord and OF Nick Jaros. Read More...
T-Bones Celebrate Birthday of the Late Buck O�Neil
Today, November 13th, marks the 96th birthday of the late Buck O'Neil. The Kansas City and baseball legend passed away on October 6, 2006. Mr. O'Neil's impact on the Negro Leagues, Major League Baseball, and the game itself was immeasurable. His infectious enthusiasm for the game, especially at the independent league level, made him an icon among all baseball fans. Read More...
Panel Discusses New Book At NLBM
National Baseball Hall of Famer Monte Irvin joined Jorge Pasquel Jr., Jim Riley and John Virtue to discuss the relationship of the Negro Leagues and the Mexican League on Saturday, November 10th, at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Read More...
Inside The Clubhouse With Geoff McCallum
This week T-Bones Shortstop Geoff McCallum takes your questions. Learn about what he thinks about Kansas City and find out how he spends his time in the off-season. Read More...
Shop the Fall Sale and Win an All-You-Can Eat Suite For 25
Starting today, and running through November 21st, the T-Bones Team Store – located at The Legends shopping center in Wyandotte County – is holding its fall sale. Read More...
T-Bones Welcome New Addition To Front Office Staff
The Kansas City T-Bones front office is pleased to announce the hiring of David Maul for the position of Sales Executive. David's move to the front office comes after interning with Melissa Schloss in the ticket department during the Spring of 2007. We asked Dave some questions to get to know him better. Read More...
T-Bones Welcome Major League Soccer to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
The Kansas City T-Bones will welcome a new tenant to CommunityAmerica Ballpark for the next two seasons, the Kansas City Wizards. The T-Bones are happy to provide their fan-friendly environment to the world of Major League Soccer through the 2009 season. Read More...
John Virtue to Sign New Book at NLBM
The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM) will host Baseball Booknotes: South of the Color Barrier with John Virtue, presented by the Pasquel Family, on Saturday, November 10, 2007 at 11:00 am on the Field of Legends exhibit. Read More...
Inside the Clubhouse with Aharon Eggleston
T-Bones All-Star centerfielder Aharon Eggleston answers your questions about life in Vegas and compares playing in Kansas City and the U.S. to playing in Canada. Read More...
T-Bones Among Best Drawing Teams in all of Minor League Baseball
The Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League are happy to announce the T-Bones averaged the fourth best attendance of all of independent baseball's 64 teams. Northern League rival Winnipeg is at the top of the list averaging 6,542 fans per game. Read More...
Stadium Box Office Moves for Winter
As the first sign of winter, the T-Bones front office staff has vacated the stadium and moved to their winter offices in the Legends Shopping Center. Read More...
Hearn Encourages Father~Daughter Summit
T-Bones applaud former ballplayers for their continuing contributions to the community. Ed Hearn is a shining example of this. Hearn, a former Kansas City Royal and cancer survivor, encourages all fathers and their teen or young adult daughters to attend the Father~Daughter Summit. Read More...
Freakers Ball Descends On CommunityAmerica Ballpark
6,435 of Kansas City's best rock fans descended upon CommunityAmerica Ballpark Saturday night, for the 15th installment of Freakers Ball, presented by 98.9 The Rock.
Inside the Clubhouse with Andy McCauley
In our first "Inside the Clubhouse" you ask T-Bones skipper Andy McCauley what keeps him busy in the offseason, as well as what we should expect next year. Read More...
Hall Honors O'Neil At Last
The Kansas City T-Bones heartily congratulate baseball and Kansas City legend John "Buck" O'Neil who will be properly honored by the National Baseball Hall of Fame as announced late Wednesday before Game 1 of the World Series. Read More...
T-Bones Announce 2008 Schedule
The Northern League and the Kansas City T-Bones are happy to announce the 2008 schedule. A July 4 home game and each half's finales at CommunityAmerica Ballpark along with the Friday, May 23 home opener highlight the 2008 schedule. Read More...
NLBM & Willie Wilson Baseball Present "Inside the Box"
Inside the Box is a roundtable discussion celebrating the 30th anniversary of the heated American League Championship Series between members of the 1977 Kansas City Royals and the New York Yankees. Read More...
T-Bones Reading Program Sees Increased Participation
Enrollment in the T-Bones Reading Program for the 2007-2008 school year is already up 246% from last year. Janet Lindsay, director of community relations for the T-Bones, reports that enrollment has topped 12,330 so far. Read More...
Introducing �Inside the Clubhouse�
The T-Bones are happy to announce a new feature to the T-Bones website, "Inside the Clubhouse," a weekly Q & A with selected T-Bones coaches and players. If you have questions about the 2007 Kansas City T-Bones, or if you want to know what's going on in the off-season now is your chance to ask! Read More...
NLBM announces Legacy Awards Class of 2007
New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez and Philadelphia Phillies shortstop Jimmy Rollins head an impressive list of 2006 Major League Baseball honorees who will receive Legacy Awards from the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum (NLBM). Rodriguez and Rollins were named winners of the Oscar Charleston Legacy Award as the museum's choice for Most Valuable Player (MVP) for the National League (NL) and American League (AL) respectively. Read More...
15th Annual Freaker's Ball Coming to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
The 15th annual Freaker's Ball is coming to CommunityAmerica Ballpark on Saturday October 27. The Gates open at 4 pm and the bands start at 5 pm. Tickets are available by calling the T-Bones box office at (913) 328-5618. Read More...
Tour KCK�s Professional Ballpark
The baseball season may be over but that doesn't mean you can't bring your group out to CommunityAmerica Ballpark. T-Bones staff members will be happy to show you and your group around the park to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the stadium. Read More...
T-Bones and AT&T Give Away TV
Clayton Schratter (pictured), 26, was the winner of the AT&T drawing for a 42-inch plasma screen television. The Kansas City, Kansas native was selected from a pool of 144 contestants as the winner of the prize. Read More...
Rob Watson, One of the Best in all of Indy Ball
T-Bones second baseman Rob Watson has earned recognition at the national level for his play in a T-Bones uniform this season. Baseball America has named Watson to its All-Independent Leagues second team. Read More...
T-Bones Present Check to Komen Foundation
The Kansas City T-Bones paid a visit to the Greater Kansas City Susan G. Komen for the Cure on Thursday, October 4th. On behalf of the baseball club, Bear Goodell, Director of Marketing and Promotions, and Sarah Keel, Director of Merchandise, presented Amy Loughman, Director of Development for Komen (all pictured), with a check for $5,166.50. Read More...
T-Bones Named 2007 Northern League Organization of the Year
The Northern League announced the Kansas City T-Bones were named the 2007 Organization of the Year as voted on by the league's managers, radio announcers, and local media. Read More...
T-Bones Fireworks Best in KC
The T-Bones post-game fireworks and the play of Rob Watson this summer have earned some recognition in The Pitch. In the "Best Of" issue, The Pitch recognizes the fireworks at CommunityAmerica Ballpark as the best in the city and lists Rob Watson as the best T-Bone of 2007. Read More...
Dodgers Ink Schlichting
The Kansas City T-Bones of the Independent Northern League have announced that pitcher Travis Schlichting has signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers assuring him an invitation to Spring Training. Schlichting, 22, is the second member of the 2007 roster to be signed by a Major League organization. Read More...
T-Bones Make Contribution to NLBM
The T-Bones donated $2,448.50 on Wedndesday to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum for the development of the Buck O'Neil Education and Research Center. Read More...
Team Card Sets Still Available
2007 baseball cards are still available. Stop in at the T-Bones Team Store in the Legends shopping center to purchase your team set and recieve a complimentary Buck O'Neil figurine. Team sets are also available online by clicking on the Team Store button at the left. Purchase a 2007 T-Bones team set to help you remember the 2007 season. While at the store be sure to pick up your lotto tickets. Read More...
Dodgeball Tournament Comes to CommunityAmerica Ballpark
CommunityAmerica Ballpark will host the second Annual Greater Kansas City Dodgeball Open on Saturday, October 13. The tournament will begin at 10 a.m. and registration is $200 per team with proceeds going towards the American Red Cross. Read More...
Former T-Bone Enjoys Success in Lancaster
By Matt Cobbs
Published by: The Herald-Journal, Spartanburg, S.C.
Brad Correll had an idea of what California would be like. He had ambitions to do well in his time there.
Sizzle Pays a Visit to Lakewood Middle School
It was a great day to be a Cougar at Lakewood Middle School in the Blue Valley School District as Sizzle and some of his closest friends invaded the school to talk to students about the 07-08 T-Bones reading program. Read More...
Shop at the T-Bones Team Store
The season may be over but you can still get great T-Bones gear and other merchandise at the T-Bones Team Store located next to Home Decorators Collection in the Legends shopping center. Read More...
T-Bones Announce Fifth Anniversary Team
After recently completing its fifth season, the Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League are excited to reveal their all-time team roster, as voted on by the fans over the course of 2007.
LEAGUE NEWS: Railcats Win 2007 League Championship
Willie Glen allowed just three hits and one run in a complete game performance as the Gary SouthShore RailCats defeated the Calgary Vipers 5-1 to win the 2007 Northern League Championship on Sunday afternoon at U. S. Steel Yard in Gary. A crowd of 1,747 attended the contest, which was the fifth and deciding game of the best-of-five league championship series.
LEAGUE NEWS: Pitcher and Player of the Year Announced
The Northern League announced Calgary Vipers outfielder Darryl Brinkley was voted Northern League Player of the Year and Gary Railcats pitcher Willie Glen was voted Northern League Pitcher of the Year as voted on by the league's managers, radio announcers, and local media. Read More...
Willie Wilson Baseball and T-Bones Partner for Clinic
Willie Wilson Baseball and the T- Bones are partnering once again to present the Willie Wilson Baseball Clinic focusing on Life Skills, individual instruction in hitting, catching, infield, outfield and pitching play.
Rain Postpones TFC Event
Friday night's Titan Fighting Championship event has been postponed due to rain and unsafe fighting conditions as determined by the Kansas Athletic Commission. All tickets from Friday night's event will be good for entrance into the stadium Saturday night when the action is scheduled to resume.
LEAGUE NEWS: Manager and Executive of the Year Announced
The Northern League announced Gary SouthShore RailCats Manager Greg Tagert was named Northern League Manager of the Year as voted on by the league's managers, radio announcers, and local media. Winnipeg General Manager Andrew Collier was named Northern League Executive of the Year. Read More...
LEAGUE NEWS: Kinzler and Just Take Home Rookie Honors
The Northern League announced Fargo-Moorhead second baseman Mike Just was named Northern League Rookie of the Year as voted on by the league's managers, radio announcers, and local media. Winnipeg's Brandon Kintzler was named the league's best rookie pitcher. Read More...
Rob Watson Named Postseason All-Star
The Kansas City T-Bones and the Northern League are happy to announce that second baseman Rob Watson (pictured) has been selected as a member of the 2007 Postseason All-Star Team. Watson is the only T-Bone to be voted to the team. Read More...
2007: A Season for the Records
The Kansas City T-Bones began the 2007 season with hope and optimism that year five would be a successful campaign for the independent club. With new manager Andy McCauley bringing his impressive managerial record to the city, the foundation for a true contender in the Northern League was in place. Having broken attendance records in each of their previous four seasons, the T-Bones looked to continue showing the Kansas City metro area their idea of Fun, Well Done. Read More...
Gord Plays All Nine Positions in T-Bones Finale
Super-utility man Nelson Gord (pictured) played all nine positions in the Kansas City T-Bones season finale as they defeated the Gary SouthShore RailCats 3-0 in front of 5,803 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. The total attendance kept the T-Bones average attendance for the year over 6,000 for the first time in team history. Read More...
CommunityAmerica Ballpark to Host Summer Mayhem
Professional Mixed Martial Arts returns to CommunityAmerica Ballpark Friday, September 21 at 8:00pm. Friday night will mark the final event in the Titan Fighting Championships' Summer Mayhem series being help at the home of the T-Bones throughout the summer. Read More...
T-Bones Eliminated in 12-7 Loss to Gary
With their playoff lives at stake, the Kansas City T-Bones pounded out seven runs on 14 hits, but fell in the end to the Gary SouthShore RailCats 12-7 in front of 9,208 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. It was the second largest crowd in team history. The loss eliminates the T-Bones from playoff contention, making the RailCats both first and second half South Division champions and gives the Winnipeg Goldeyes entry as the wild card. Read More...
Parade of Heroes will Conclude at CommunityAmerica Ballpark Tonight
The Village West Rotary Club would love to invite you to it's first annual Parade of Heroes, scheduled for tonight, September 27, 2007 at 7:00 p.m. It will begin at Family France Drive and will follow Villiage West Parkway to CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Longest Game in Team History Ends with 6-4 Loss
After scoring just one run a piece through the first 15 innings, the Kansas City T-Bones and Gary SouthShore RailCats combined to drive in eight runs in the 16th inning with the T-Bones suffering a 6-4 loss in front of 6,253 fans. Tonight's attendance pushed Kansas City's season total to 274,151, surpassing their previous season record of 269, 205. It's the fourth consecutive year they've set a new season attendance record. The defeat puts Kansas City one loss away from being eliminated from playoff contention. Read More...
T-Bones Fall 4-2 as Glen Sets K Record
The Kansas City T-Bones dropped their second straight tonight to the Gary SouthShore RailCats 4-2 in front of 5,317 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. RailCats left-hander Willie Glen set a new Northern League record for strikeouts in a season, punching out nine T-Bones to set the new mark at 162. Kansas City now needs to win two of its next three games to make the playoffs. Read More...
T-Bones Fall Victim to Habel�s Gem in 3-0 Loss
The Kansas City T-Bones were held to just two hits tonight as left-hander Josh Habel threw eight shutout innings in a 3-0 victory by the Gary SouthShore RailCats at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. The T-Bones now need to win two of their final four games to quality for the playoffs. Read More...
T-Bones Beef Up Local Parks Facilities
The Kansas City T-Bones presented a check for $50,000 to the Unified Government's Parks and Recreation Department before Wednesday evening's game at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones to Host First Annual �Heroes Night�
The Kansas City T-Bones are proud to announce their inaugural "Heroes Night," a celebration of the sacrifices that the military, law enforcement, firefighters, EMS workers, 9-1-1 operators and their families make to ensure that the safety and freedoms all of us enjoy in our daily lives remain intact. Over 1,500 of these heroes and their families are expected to attend. Read More...
T-Bones Stand Alone at Top with 6-5 Victory
With a 6-5 win over the Schaumburg Flyers tonight at Alexian Field, and a loss by the Gary SouthShore RailCats in Joliet, the Kansas City T-Bones enter their final series of 2007, a five-game home set versus Gary, with a one game advantage. The loss by the Flyers eliminated them from playoff contention, leaving just Gary and Kansas City alive in the South Division. Read More...
T-Bones Maintain First-Place Tie with 8-5 Win
Kansas City jumped out to a 3-0 in the first inning and held on to take down the rival Schaumburg Flyers tonight 8-5 at Alexian Field in Schaumburg, Ill. The RailCats picked up a victory earlier in the night, keeping the two clubs in a tie for first with six left to play. Read More...
Kansas City Drops Third Straight, 6-5
The T-Bones struggles at Alexian Field continued this afternoon as they dropped their Sunday matinee 6-5 to the Schaumburg Flyers after being held to just four hits for the second straight game. Kansas City has lost three straight overall and is now 4-9 at Schaumburg this season. Read More...
T-Bones Division Lead Falls to One Game with 5-1 Loss
Dan Grybash allowed just one run on four hits over seven stellar innings for the Schaumburg Flyers as the Kansas City T-Bones fell 5-1 tonight at Alexian Field in Schaumburg, Ill. A 5-0 victory by the Gary SouthShore RailCats over the Joliet JackHammers earlier in the night dropped the T-Bones division lead to just one game over the RailCats with eight games to play in the season. Read More...
Late Rally Falls Short for Kansas City
The Kansas City T-Bones scored six runs over the final two innings, but fell a run short in a 7-6 loss to the Schaumburg Flyers at Alexian Field in Schaumburg, Ill. Read More...
T-Bones Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament Details
On Wednesday, August 29, the Kansas City T-Bones will host their inaugural Rock, Paper, Scissors Tournament at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. The event will start at 6:00 p.m. on the main concourse and will feature 64 competitors.
Kansas City Takes Rain-Shortened Rubber Match, 9-2
Mother Nature made her presence felt tonight, but not until Kansas City took a 9-2 lead into the bottom of the eighth inning before the skies opened up, forcing the game to end early with the T-Bones picking up the victory. With the weather ending the contest in the middle of the eighth, the game reverted back to the end of the seventh inning with the T-Bones up 9-2. Read More...
Fan Appreciation Day Details Announced
The Kansas City T-Bones have announced the details of Fan Appreciation Day, taking place on September 2, the final day of the regular season.
T-Bones Win Streak Snapped at Five in 6-1 Loss to Joliet
Rick DeHart (pictured) surrendered four runs on back-to-back home runs in the first inning, giving the Joliet JackHammers a quick 4-0 lead as they cruised to a 6-1 victory over the first place Kansas City T-Bones tonight at Silver Cross Field in Joliet, Ill. Joliet now trails Kansas City by four and-a-half games in the Northern League's South Division. Read More...
T-Bones 2007-2008 Reading Program Underway
The T-Bones are again partnering with Providence Medical Center for the 2007-2008 Reading Program. The start of the program coincides with the beginning of the '07-'08 school year.
7-1 Victory Extends T-Bones Division Lead to Five
Left-hander Anthony Boughner (pictured) was stellar yet again for Kansas City, throwing seven shutout innings to propel the T-Bones to a 7-1 victory over the Joliet JackHammers at Silver Cross Field in Joliet, Ill. The win extends Kansas City's division lead to five games over second place Gary and five and-a-half games over Joliet and Schaumburg with 12 games left in the season. Read More...
Watson�s 11th Inning Double Finishes Off Sweep
It took 11 innings, but the Kansas City T-Bones extended their lead in the South Division to four and-a-half games with a 9-8 victory over the Schaumburg Flyers in front of 5,483 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Kansas City Extends Division Lead with 9-5 Victory
The Kansas City T-Bones used a four-run seventh inning to extend their lead over the Schaumburg Flyers in the South Division to four games, defeating their rivals 9-5 in front of 7,069 fans tonight at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Ground Flyers 14-4
The Kansas City T-Bones used the first two home runs of Nick Jaros' (pictured) professional career to take down the second-place Schaumburg Flyers 14-4 tonight in front of 7,508 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark in Kansas City, Kan. Read More...
T-Bones 9-5 Victory Prevents Gary Sweep
The Kansas City T-Bones prevented a sweep by the Gary SouthShore RailCats with a 9-5 victory tonight in front of 6,714 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark in Kansas City, Kan. Read More...
Kansas City Held to Two Hits in 10-0 Defeat
Behind a 12 strikeout performance from right-hander Willie Glen, the Gary SouthShore RailCats took down the Kansas City T-Bones 10-0 tonight at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Series Opener to Gary, 9-7
The Kansas City T-Bones dropped the first game of a three-game set versus the Gary SouthShore RailCats tonight 9-7 in front of 5,616 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Golf Tournament Benefits Buck O�Neil Research and Education Center
The Kansas City T-Bones, in association with the American Club Association, held their inaugural golf tournament to help fund the Buck O'Neil Research Education Center at the historic Paseo YMCA. The project is an expansion of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Read More...
Rick DeHart Named Northern League Pitcher of the Week
For the fourth consecutive week the T-Bones have a player receive a weekly league honor. The Northern League today announced that Rick DeHart has been named the Northern League Pitcher of the Week for the week ending August 12. Read More...
DeHart Takes No-No Into Ninth as T-Bones Win 4-2
Kansas City pitcher Rick DeHart, making just his second start since joining the T-Bones last week, held the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks hitless until the ninth inning as the T-Bones took the three-game series with a 4-2 victory at Newman Outdoor Field. Read More...
T-Bones Take Pitcher�s Duel, 3-2
A bloop single by Aharon Eggleston in the top of the ninth inning drove in the deciding run as the Kansas City T-Bones defeated the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks 3-2 at Newman Outdoor Field tonight in Fargo, N.D. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Third Straight, 11-5
A five-run third inning by Fargo-Moorhead proved to be costly for the Kansas City T-Bones as they dropped their third straight tonight, 11-5, at Newman Outdoor Field in Fargo, N.D. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Rubber Match 6-4 in Gary
The Gary SouthShore RailCats used two three-run innings to take the rubber match of a three-game series versus the Kansas City T-Bones tonight 6-4 at the U.S. Steel Yard in Gary, Ind. Read More...
Five-Game Win Streak Ends with 7-1 Loss to Gary
Jason Shelley and the Gary SouthShore RailCats snapped the Kansas City T-Bones five-game win streak tonight with a 7-1 victory at U.S. Steel Yard in Gary, Ind. It also ended a five-game losing streak for the first-half South Division winners. Read More...
T-Bones Ink Former Royal DeHart
Manager Andy McCauley and the Kansas City T-Bones have announced the signings of former Royal Rick DeHart, and Sean Kramer, both pitchers. Read More...
Boughner Solid in 4-2 Win Over Gary
The Kansas City T-Bones took an early two-run lead and used a strong pitching performance from starter Anthony Boughner (pictured) to hold on 4-2 over the Gary SouthShore RailCats at U.S. Steel Yard in Gary, Ind. Read More...
Accolades Keep Coming for T-Bones Players
The Northern League has announced that Kansas City T-Bones first baseman Mario Delgado and reliever Matt Schweitzer (pictured) have been named Player and Pitcher of the Week respectively for the week ending August 5, 2007. It is the third consecutive week that a T-Bones player has been recognized as Player of the Week. Read More...
T-Bones Sweep Goldeyes Behind Rookie�s Walk Off
Outfielder Nick Jaros (pictured) made a positive impression in his first professional game as he stroked the game-winning single down the third baseline to complete a three-game sweep over Winnipeg, 9-8, in front of 5,557 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. It was the third straight game that Kansas City has won in their final at bat. Read More...
Fielder�s Choice Sends T-Bones Home with Third Straight Comeback Win
Kansas City rallied back from a seven-run deficit to earn their third come-from-behind victory in as many games, defeating the Winnipeg Goldeyes 11-10 in front of 7,729 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Kansas City Picks Up Three Players for Stretch Run
The Kansas City T-Bones and manager Andy McCauley announced a cluster of roster moves Saturday, signing free agents Jeremy McIntyre (pictured) and Nick Jaros, and trading for pitcher Raymond Jenkins. Read More...
Walk-Off Walk by Arlis Keeps T-Bones in First
The T-Bones rallied from a five-run deficit to force extra innings, and Patrick Arlis' tenth-inning, walk-off walk gave the T-Bones a 6-5 victory over the Winnipeg Goldeyes in front of 6,056 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Player of the Month Slams T-Bones Past Joliet
A day after being named Northern League Player of the Month for July, second baseman Rob Watson (pictured) propelled the T-Bones past the Joliet JackHammers with a grand slam in the bottom of the eighth inning as Kansas City took the rubber match of a three-game series 9-5 in front of 5,119 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark Thursday night. Read More...
Watson Named Player of the Month for July
The Northern League announced that Kansas City T-Bones infielder Rob Watson was named Northern League Player of the Month for July. Read More...
Joliet Hammers T-Bones 14-3
Brian Forystek shut down a steamrolling Kansas City offense as the Joliet bats provided run support early and often in a 14-3 victory over the T-Bones in front of 5,014 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Brown�s Slam Propels T-Bones Past JackHammers
The Famous Chicken came to Kansas City for the first time in nearly a decade and saw the T-Bones take down the Joliet JackHammers 11-6 in front of 5,864 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark, keeping them in first place in the South Division. Read More...
Watson Named Player of the Week
For the second straight week, a Kansas City T-Bones player was named the Northern League Player of the Week as infielder Rob Watson took home the honors for the week ending July 29, 2007. Calvin Pickering was named Player of the Week for the week ending July 22. Read More...
Calgary Prevents Sweep with 6-4 Win Over T-Bones
After scoring 29 runs in the first two games of this series, the Kansas City T-Bones offense was held to four runs as the Calgary Vipers prevented the sweep with a 6-4 victory at Foothills Stadium this afternoon. Read More...
Homers Highlight T-Bones Taming of Vipers
The Kansas City T-Bones continued their hot run in the second half with a 15-4 victory over the Calgary Vipers at Foothills Stadium Saturday afternoon. The win moves the first place T-Bones to 9-7 in the second half. Read More...
Offensive Battle Goes to T-Bones, 14-11
The two best offenses in the Northern League combined to score 25 runs tonight, with the Kansas City T-Bones coming out on top of the Calgary Vipers 14-11 at Foothills Stadium in Calgary, Alberta. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Rubber Match to Edmonton 12-7
The Kansas City T-Bones fell 12-7 Thursday afternoon at TELUS Field to the Edmonton Cracker-Cats. Edmonton was led by third basemen Aaron McEachran who knocked in four RBI, including the game's first two runs that gave the Cracker-Cats a lead they would not surrender the rest of the afternoon. Read More...
T-Bones Coast Past Cats, 15-2
One day after falling 13-0 to the Edmonton Cracker-Cats, the Kansas City T-Bones returned the favor in a 15-2 victory at TELUS Field. Kansas City pounded out 18 hits to Edmonton's six in the win. Read More...
�Titan Fighting Championship (TFC) Comes to Community America Ballpark
The Kansas City T-Bones and Titan Entertainment are eager to announce that the Titan Fighting Championship's "TFC: Summer Series" is coming to CommunityAmerica Ballpark. The T-Bones will play host to Kansas City's premiere professional mixed-martial arts fighting championship this summer. Read More...
T-Bones Three-Game Win Streak Snapped in Edmonton
The Kansas City T-Bones had a three-game winning streak snapped at the hands of the Edmonton Cracker-Cats 13-0 at TELUS Field tonight, collecting just four hits off Edmonton pitching in the contest. Read More...
Pickering Named NL Player of the Week
The Northern League has announced that T-Bones designated hitter Calvin Pickering is Player of the Week for the week ending July 21. Read More...
T-Bones Set Franchise Records in Attendance
The Kansas City T-Bones set attendance records at Community America Ballpark during the week of July 16th through 22nd.
Boughner�s Gem Leads T-Bones to Sweep Over Flyers
The Kansas City T-Bones defeated the Schaumburg Flyers 5-3 in front of 6,263 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark, thanks to seven shutout innings from starter Anthony Boughner (pictured) as they finished off the sweep and improved to 6-5 in the second half. Boughner improved to 4-3, allowing six hits while striking out four and walking four. Read More...
T-Bones Fly Over Schaumburg in 10-3 Rout
Chris Krawczyk (pictured) and the Kansas City T-Bones defeated the Schaumburg Flyers 10-3 on the hurler's 24th birthday in front of 7,582 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Kenny Durost started and allowed the only two Flyer hits of the game in his four innings. The T-Bones used a perfect five innings of relief work to earn the win against the Flyers. Read More...
Krysa Picks Up First Win as T-Bones Down Flyers 14-8
Kansas City rallied from an early four-run deficit, scoring 10 unanswered runs en route to a 14-8 victory over Schaumburg Flyers in front of 6,786 fans at Community America Ballpark. Read More...
Joliet Pounds Out 19 Hits in Series Finale
T-Bones starter Dan Jackson (pictured) allowed nine runs in three and one-third innings as the T-Bones fell to Joliet 13-7 in front of 6,649 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bone Bats Come Alive in 11-6 Win
Kansas City and Joliet combined to hit seven total homeruns, with the T-Bones four blasts propelling them to an 11-6 victory over the JackHammers in front of 6,412 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones' Exec Nearly Overtakes Joe Carter in Home Run Derby
Former World Series most valuable player Joe Carter won the home run contest but not before a big scare from the T-Bones' Brandon Smith at Community America Ballpark Saturday. Read More...
T-Bones Held to Four Hits in Loss to JackHammers
The Kansas City T-Bones struggled to find an answer versus Joliet pitching tonight, collecting just four hits in a 5-2 loss in front of 6,083 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Late-Inning Rally Falls Short in 11-9 Loss
Kansas City took an early 3-1 lead against Joliet before the JackHammers scored 10 unanswered runs to send the 5,539 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark home with an 11-9 loss. The T-Bones, in their first home game since the All-Star Break, allowed four-run innings in both the fifth and the eighth that proved to be the difference in the game. Read More...
Jackson Stellar in First Start Since 2002
T-Bones hurler Dan Jackson (pictured) made his first start since 2002 and held the Schaumburg Flyers to just two runs in six innings of work, picking up the victory as Kansas City took the final game of a four-game set 3-2, splitting their first series of the second-half. Read More...
Miscues Spell Trouble for T-Bones
The T-Bones offense struggled against Billy Keppinger for the third time this season while a series of miscues saddled Jonathan Krysa (pictured) with three unearned runs in a complete game loss, 5-2. Read More...
Joe Carter Blasts Highlight Willie Wilson Legends Showdown
At one time the crew that took the field in front of 4,767 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark Saturday night were the prime athletes of baseball. Diamond legends like Joe Carter (pictured), Bert Campaneris, John Mayberry, Amos Otis, Frank White and Ozzie Smith all joined former Royals outfielder Willie Wilson in his annual charity legends game. Read More...
Delgado Blasts Kansas City to Victory in Tenth
The Kansas City T-Bones used a tenth inning home run by Mario Delgado (pictured) to hold off the Schaumburg Flyers 3-2 at Alexian Field, picking up their first victory of the second half against their division rivals. Read More...
T-Bones to Celebrate History of Moon Exploration
On Saturday, July 21, the Kansas City T-Bones will welcome geologist, astronaut and former United States senator Harrison Schmitt to CommunityAmerica ballpark. Mr. Schmitt, the 12th man to walk on the Moon, will be the guest of honor as the T-Bones celebrate Moon Night. He will throw out the first pitch and give a brief press conference at 6:00 p.m. Read More...
Kansas City Drops Second-Half Opener to Flyers, 5-2
The Kansas City T-Bones took an early lead against the Schaumburg Flyers but couldn't hold on as they dropped the first game of the second half of the season 5-2 at Alexian Field. Read More...
Eggleston and Durost Help South to Victory
In front of a full house of 4,569 fans at Newman Outdoor Field, the South Division All-Stars downed the host North club 7-5 in a game that saw plenty of action early, but faded as the contest wore on. Leading the way for the South, Christian Snavely (Schaumburg) went two-for-four with a triple, home run, two runs scored, and two RBIs on his way to MVP honors.
'I Do,' Jackpot For Local Couple on 7/7/07
With overwhelming feelings of excitement and happiness, Trinia Farrens said "I do," in front of thousands at CommunityAmerica Ballpark on what was considered by many as one of the luckiest days of the century. Farrens's boyfriend of four years, David George, proposed to her on July 7, 2007 (7-7-07) in honor of the date with superstitious associations.
T-Bones Drop First Half Finale 8-6
A furious comeback attempt by the T-Bones ended when Neb Brown struck out with the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth, giving the Winnipeg Goldeyes an 8-6 win in front of 5,485 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Drown Goldeyes Divisional Hopes with 15-5 Victory
The Kansas City T-Bones snapped a five game losing streak in front of 7,107 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark Saturday night with a 15-5 win over the Winnipeg Goldeyes. Winnipeg entered the game with their first-half divisional hopes still alive, but the loss ended their chances of a title. Read More...
T-Bones Look to Shore Up Defense with Arlis
The Kansas City T-Bones and manager Andy McCauley have announced the signing of catcher Patrick Arlis.
Goldeyes Hook T-Bones with Four-Run Ninth Inning
The Kansas City T-Bones lost their fifth straight overall in front of 5,837 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. The T-Bones carried a one-run lead into the ninth, but fell 9-6, dropping to 17-29 on the season. Read More...
Krysa Effective in Return but Offense Struggles in 6-3 Loss
Jonathan Krysa (pictured) was effective in his return to Kansas City's rotation, but the T-Bones offense struggled to give him support in a 6-3 loss to Winnipeg in front of 6,127 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Baited by Goldeyes for Third Straight Loss
The Kansas City T-Bones fell 11-5 to the Winnipeg Goldeyes tonight in front of a record Wednesday crowd of 6,312 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Buck O'Neil Figurine Giveaway Postponed
Due to customs problems, the Buck O'Neil figurine giveaway scheduled for July 4th will not occur. The first 3000 fans through the gates today (July 4th) will receive a voucher that can be redeemed for a Buck O'Neil figurine at the T-Bones Team Store in the Legends, after July 10th. The T-Bones regret the inconvenience.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact Bear Goodell, Marketing and Promotions Director, at bgoodell@tbonesbaseball.com or (913) 328-5641.
Vipers Take Final Game of Five-Game Set 7-4
The Kansas City T-Bones came up short tonight in their search for their first .500 road trip of the 2007 season in a 7-4 loss to the Calgary Vipers at Foothills Stadium. Read More...
Three T-Bones Headed to Fargo For All-Star Game
The Northern League All-Star teams have been announced and the T-Bones will send three players to this year's game in Fargo, North Dakota. Center fielder Aharon Eggleston will be the lone starter for Kansas City, while first baseman Mario Delgado and pitcher Kenny Durost will serve as reserves for the South Division All-Stars. Read More...
T-Bones Fall Short in 4-2 Loss
After an 18-run, 22-hit performance by the T-Bones on Sunday, Jordy Alexander silenced the Kansas City bats, allowing two runs in six innings of work as Calgary improved to 6-1 against the T-Bones this season with a 4-2 victory at Foothills Stadium.
THE SPECTACULAR PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL GROUP FAMILY FUN FEST
Fans should plan to come early when The Principal Financial Group Family Fun Fest makes a stop at CommunityAmerica Ballpark on Wednesday, July 4th when the Kansas City T-Bones take on the Winnipeg Goldeyes. Created and produced by Entertainment & Sports International (ESI), the 4000 square foot Principal Financial Group Family Fun Fest will be set-up just outside the main gates and will begin at 4:05 PM. Read More...
T-Bones Offense Explodes in 18-12 Win in Calgary
Kansas City's offense erupted for 22 hits and 18 runs with each starter recording at least one hit as the T-Bones held off a resilient Vipers team for an 18-12 win at Foothills Stadium. Read More...
Vipers Rally Past T-Bones 9-5
Six hits and two errors fueled an eighth inning comeback for Calgary as the Vipers beat Kansas City 9-5 for the sixth time in as many tries in 2007.
Vipers Offense Attacks T-Bones Miscues
The Calgary Vipers were able to convert three T-Bones errors into four runs as Kansas City fell 11-8 Friday Night at Foothills Stadium. Read More...
Delgado Blasts T-Bones to Blowout Win
The Kansas City T-Bones defeated the Edmonton Cracker-Cats 13-4 Thursday night at TELUS Field for their second consecutive win. Kansas City used a strong pitching performance from starter Kenny Durost, who went the first five innings without allowing a hit and struck out five over six and one-third innings of work. Read More...
Seesaw Battle Goes to T-Bones, 11-6
The Kansas City T-Bones and the Edmonton Cracker-Cats battled back and forth tonight, tying or changing leads in the contest seven times before the T-Bones scored six times in the final two innings to come out on top 11-6 at TELUS Field in Edmonton. Read More...
T-Bones Fall to Edmonton in Series Opener, 7-6
The Kansas City T-Bones took a two-run lead into the bottom of the sixth but the Edmonton Cracker-Cats battled back with a three-run frame on their way to a 7-6 victory at TELUS Field in Edmonton. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Rubber Match 11-7
Kansas City squandered an early six-run lead as Fargo scored 11 unanswered runs to claim an 11-7 victory, taking the series in front of 6,022 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Ink Outfielder and Pitcher
Manager Andy McCauley and the Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League have announced the signing of outfielder Al Benjamin and pitcher Danny Core. Read More...
Record Crowd Sees T-Bones Fall to Fargo, 10-2
A record 10,345 fans showed up at CommunityAmerica Ballpark tonight, but the T-Bones' offense couldn't get rolling in a 10-2 loss to the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks. The previous mark of 9,013 was set on August 27, 2005 versus the Sioux Falls Canaries. The previous season high of 7,022 was set on June 2 versus Joliet. Read More...
T-Bones Rally for Comeback Victory
What appeared to be an easy victory for Fargo-Moorhead early on became an extra-inning thriller as Rob Watson's (pictured) single in the tenth capped off a late-inning rally in Kansas City's 9-8 victory in front of 6,775 fans. Read More...
Best Middle Infield in Baseball to be Featured at Willie Wilson T-Bones Classic Game
Missouri baseball legends Frank White and Ozzie Smith will create the best middle infield in baseball at the Willie Wilson T-Bones Classic game Saturday July 14th.
T-Bones Surrender Three in Ninth as Vipers Finish Sweep
The Kansas City T-Bones took a lead into the ninth inning, but lost their third straight to the Calgary Vipers, 8-6 in front of 6,171 fans. Read More...
T-Bones Fall Hard for Third Straight Loss
The Kansas City T-Bones lost their third straight Wednesday night, falling 12-2 to the Calgary Vipers in front of 5,610 at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Sizzle Visits KinderCare
Kansas City T-Bones mascot Sizzle paid a visit to some of his youngest fans at the KinderCare Learning Center in Olathe Monday afternoon.
T-Bones Snake Bitten, 9-5
The Kansas City T-Bones fell 9-5 to the Calgary Vipers in front of 6,035 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark, the first meeting between the two teams this season. Read More...
T-Bones Add Former All-Star McCallum
Manager Andy McCauley and the Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League announced today the signing of former Northern League All-Star Geoff McCallum. Read More...
T-Bones Fall Short of Sweep 4-2 in Gary
Kansas City starter Trevor Caughey was effective in his first start for the T-Bones but was outdone by Gary ace Willie Glen in a 4-2 loss at U.S. Steel Yard in Gary. Read More...
Durost, Bullpen Pitch T-Bones Past Railcats 3-2
The Kansas City T-Bones won their third straight with a 3-2 win over the Gary SouthShore RailCats Saturday night at US Steel Yard. Read More...
T-Bones Take First Game of Series in Gary, 5-3
The Kansas City T-Bones used timely hitting and a stellar effort from their bullpen to improve to 4-0 against the division-leading Gary SouthShore RailCats with a 5-3 win at the U.S. Steel Yard tonight in Gary. Read More...
Delgado Drives in Three as Kansas City Prevents Sweep
Thanks to a three-RBI night from Mario Delgado (pictured) and three stellar innings of work from their bullpen, the Kansas City T-Bones prevented a sweep by the Joliet JackHammers with a 7-4 win at Silver Cross Field. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Another on the Road, 7-5
The T-Bones and JackHammers battled for six innings before a three-run seventh inning put Joliet up for good as Kansas City fell 7-5 at Silver Cross Field. Read More...
Outfielder Correll Signed by BoSox
Manager Andy McCauley and the Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League have announced the sale of outfielder Brad Correll to the Boston Red Sox.
T-Bones Can't Find Answer for Renault in 6-0 Loss
The Joliet JackHammers took an early 5-0 lead after three innings off Kansas City T-Bones starter Larkin Braxton (pictured), giving JackHammers starter Nick Renault plenty of support as he shut out the T-Bones in a 6-0 Joliet victory at Silver Cross Field. Read More...
Game Time Correction: 6:05 Start Tuesday
Tonight's game, Tuesday June 12, versus the Joliet JackHammers which had originally been listed as a 7:05 start is actually scheduled for 6:05. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. Read More...
T-Bones Down Flyers 8-6 with Five Run Frame
The Kansas City T-Bones used a five-run seventh inning to down the Flyers 8-6 in the series finale at Alexian Field in Schaumburg. Read More...
Flyers Halt T-Bones Rally with Walk-Off
The Kansas City T-Bones rallied back from two deficits, but it was not enough to overtake the Schaumburg Flyers at Alexian Field Saturday night as Christian Snavely ended it with a game-winning solo home run in the tenth. Read More...
T-Bones Lose in Controversial Fashion
The Kansas City T-Bones lost on a controversial play at the plate after a drawn out old-fashioned extra-innings pitcher's duel between left-handed starters Anthony Boughner (pictured) and Billy Keppinger.
T-Bones Plate 19 Runs to Finish Off Sweep of Gary
Kansas City scored runs in each of the first seven innings, pounding out 23 hits on their way to a 19-3 victory over the Gary SouthShore RailCats in front of 5,045 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
Watson, T-Bones Walk Off with Second Consecutive Win
Rob Watson's (pictured) second home run of the game, a walk-off shot leading off the ninth inning, gave the T-Bones a series win over the Northern League's best team, the Gary SouthShore RailCats, in front of 5,292 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Get Back on Track with Gem from Durost
The Kansas City T-Bones took a step in the right direction tonight as they took down the first place Gary SouthShore RailCats with a 7-1 win in front of 5,320 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
A Record Performance at CommunityAmerica Ballpark
There might be, as the Lovin' Spoonful song reports, thirteen hundred and fifty-two guitar pickers in Nashville. But that doesn't hold a candle to the number of pickers who unpacked their guitars in Kansas City, Kan., on Sunday morning to launch an assault on a Guinness world record.
Joliet Uses Four-Run Eighth to Take Series from T-Bones
Despite taking a 4-1 lead after three innings, the Kansas City T-Bones fell to the Joliet JackHammers 7-5 in front of 5,026 fans. The T-Bones have now lost 10 of their last 12 games. Read More...
T-Bones Hold on to Defeat Joliet 7-6
Kansas City used a balanced offensive attack to bail out T-Bones starter Anthony Boughner on their way to earning just their second win in eleven games, defeating the Joliet JackHammers 7-6 in front of 7,022 fans. Read More...
Joliet Comes Back from Five Down to Spoil T-Bones Homecoming
Kansas City starter Lavon Lewis outdueled Joliet ace Nick Renault, but the T-Bones' bullpen couldn't hold the lead as the T-Bones fell 7-5 in front of 5,407 fans. Read More...
Seven Run Third by Schaumburg Downs T-Bones
The Schaumburg Flyers used a seven-run third inning to take the rubber match from the Kansas City T-Bones 9-4 tonight at Alexian Field. Read More...
T-Bones Hold Off Flyers to Snap Skid at Seven
The Kansas City T-Bones ended their longest losing streak since moving to Kansas City tonight with a 7-6 victory over the Schaumburg Flyers. Read More...
Krysa Continues to Struggle as T-Bones Fall 14-12
Despite scoring seven unearned runs with two outs in the eighth inning, the Kansas City T-Bones fell to the Schaumburg Flyers 14-12 for their seventh consecutive loss. Read More...
T-Bones Add Utility Man
Kansas City T-Bones manager Andy McCauley has announced the signing of former Schaumburg Flyer Nelson Gord. Gord, 25, has played for McCauley the past three seasons while playing for the Schaumburg Flyers. Read More...
Winnipeg Finishes Off Four-Game Sweep of T-Bones, 8-6
Although the Kansas City T-Bones fought back from an early 4-0 deficit, the Winnipeg Goldeyes held on to an 8-6 victory.
T-Bones Swept by Goldeyes in Doubleheader
The Kansas City T-Bones continue to struggle after dropping game two of today's doubleheader against the Winnipeg Goldeyes, 7-1. The Goldeyes took the first game of the twinbill, 11-3. Read More...
Winnipeg Takes Game One from T-Bones, 11-3
The Kansas City T-Bones fell to the Winnipeg Goldeyes 11-3 in the first game of a doubleheader today at CanWest Global Park. Read More...
Rain Forces Sunday Double Header
WINNIPEG, Mb. - Tonights game between the T-Bones and the Winnipeg Goldeyes has been cancelled due to unplayable playing conditions from rain that has fallen on Winnipeg all day. The field has absorbed heavy amounts of rain over the past several days and with the rain today the playing field has been deemed to wet for play. Read More...
T-Bones Drop Road Opener
WINNIPEG, Mb. – After each team had their share of the lead, it was the Winnipeg Goldeyes who would hold the advantage in the end as they defeated the Kansas City T-Bones 8-7 in front of 6,904 fans. Read More...
Cats Claw Their Way to Series Victory
The Kansas City T-Bones lost 10-8 to Edmonton Wednesday night at CommunityAmerica Ballpark as they fell to 4-3. T-Bones pitchers allowed seven walks and the team committed three errors in the loss. Read More...
Edmonton Slips by T-Bones 6-5
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - It was a close battle throughout the game Tuesday night, but the Edmonton Cracker-Cats came out on top 6-5 over the Kansas City T-Bones. Read More...
T-Bones Sign KU Catcher
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – The Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League have announced the signing of catcher Dylan Parzyk. Parzyk just completed his college career at the University of Kansas in Lawrence where he spent the last two years. Read More...
Offense Propels T-Bones to Best Start in Team History
The Kansas City T-Bones continued their torrid offensive streak in 2007, smacking double-digit hits for the second game in a row on their way to a 6-3 win over the visiting Edmonton Cracker-Cats. Read More...
T-Bones Take Series with Comfortable Win
Brad Correll hit two home runs and Larkin Braxton (pictured) picked up a victory in his first professional game as the T-Bones cruised to a lopsided 13-5 victory over the Schaumburg Flyers in the series finale. Read More...
The Kansas T-Bones used an impressive comeback in the bottom of the seventh inning to take a 7-3 win over the Schaumburg Flyers in front of 6,570 fans. The game puts the T-Bones atop the South Division with a 2-1 record and moved the Flyers to a 1-2 mark.
The Schaumburg Flyers came out strong in front of 6,213 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark and continued to put up numbers throughout the game. Read More...
Pickering Blasts Two Home Runs in T-Bones Opener
KANSAS CITY, Kan.—Designated hitter Calvin Pickering (pictured) hit solo home runs in his first two at-bats as a Kansas City T-Bone, on his way to a four hit, three-RBI night as the T-Bones won their season opener, 6-4. Pickering 's first blast to the opposite field off of Flyers starting pitcher Ryan Harris in the bottom of the second inning gave the T-Bones the early 1-0 lead. Read More...
T-Bones Set Opening Day Roster
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – T-Bones manager Andy McCauley has set his roster for Thursday's season opener at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.
T-Bones Make Cuts, Send Jones to Fargo
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – The Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League have made the first roster moves since spring training began on May 2; outfielder Brandon Jones (pictured) has been traded to the Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks. This completes an earlier trade for catcher Jason Belcher.
T-Bones Complete Preseason Perfect
The Kansas City T-Bones picked up the win in the first ever "Farmers' Market Classic" against the Frontier League's River City Rascals, 7-5 Saturday afternoon. The first pitch was 10 a.m. and the teams completed a full nine innings, even though the T-Bones led going into the bottom of the ninth. The win propelled the T-Bones to finish the preseason with a perfect 5-0 record. Read More...
T-Bones Take First Game with River City
The Kansas City T-Bones remain undefeated on their exhibition season, picking up their fourth victory in as many games. The T-Bones beat the River City Rascals of the Frontier League tonight 9-3 in 11 full innings.
T-Bones Pitcher Out in Community
With opening night just a week away, the Kansas City T-Bones continue to prepare for the upcoming season.
T-Bones Add to Exhibition Schedule
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – The Kansas City T-Bones of the independent Northern League have announced an addition to their exhibition schedule. The T-Bones and the River City Rascals of the independent Frontier League have agreed to play two exhibition games over the weekend at CommunityAmerica Ballpark.
Brown and T-Bones Take Exhibition Opener
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – The T-Bones got off to an explosive start, scoring 16 times in front of an exhibition record 4,812 fans at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Kansas City beat the St. Joseph Blacksnakes of the American Association 16-5 in their exhibition opening Friday night. Read More...
Exhibition Season Opens Tonight
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Andy McCauley and the new-look Kansas City T-Bones will take the field together for the first time today, May 4 versus the St. Joe Blacksnakes in an exhibition game scheduled for 7:00 p.m. at CommunityAmerica Ballpark. Read More...
T-Bones Market Opens Saturday!
Now open every Saturday, until October 6, 2007 from 8am-1pm. The friendly confines of CommunityAmerica Ballpark will host purveyors of fresh, and locally-grown produce and products. Read More...


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I'm retired from a 40-year teaching career (high school and college English, speech and journalism). Now I volunteer at the Old Colorado City Historical Society, where I'm currently president of the OCCHS Board.
My responsibilities as president include providing the agendas and chairing the monthly meetings. This year I've also taken on the bookstore ordering and staffing, and I'll be on the committee for our Holiday Tour fundraiser this December.
My husband David and I moved here from Liberal, Kansas. We'd both taught in that area for many years. I came to Colorado Springs in 2012 and the OCCHS was the first thing I joined. I've volunteered in the bookstore and for various fundraisers.
The history of Old Colorado City. We are so fortunate to have this special place with all its past preserved. Working in a 127-year-old building in a 159-year-old town really brings the history of this area to life. Add to that the fact that many people who are OCCHS members can relate personal experiences from their own or parents/grandparents' lives here, and I can literally learn from direct sources. Reenacting OCC characters for Haunted History and Founders Day has also given me opportunities to research people and events that shaped our little corner of the world.
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