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Day of the comeback
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Day of the comeback
No matter the regularity, the thrill of a comeback victory never grows old.
Life of a pick-up
He wore the same black jersey as the rest of the Valley Center Diamond Dawgs, but not many of Brian Keelan's teammates knew his name when he led off their first game of the National Baseball Congress tournament on Sunday night.
The Liberal Bee Jays took the field at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium on the first night of the National Baseball Congress tournament and were introduced as the defending tournament champions.
Ty Barkell was taught by his father, Tyrone, that second chances don't always come along in life.
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Today _ Opening night and fireworks
Some form of the Liberal Bee Jays will show up to Lawrence-Dumont Stadium on Saturday ready to defend their National Baseball Congress World Series championship.
The common belief is that by the end of a long tournament, a baseball team's pitching staff is so depleted that slugfests in the championship game are almost a given.
For the first time in his baseball career, Cory Trudell has nowhere to go. He hopes that changes soon.
Matt Netherton pitched seven solid innings, helping the Derby Twins beat the Haysville Heat 2-1 Tuesday to remain unbeaten at the NBC Midwest Regional at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium.
Clay Smith and Matt Davis teamed on a three-hit shutout Saturday as the Park City Rangers beat the Valley Center Diamond Dawgs 1-0 in a winners bracket game in the NBC Midwest Regional at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium.
No pitcher could get too comfortable during the National Baseball Congress World Series championship game on Friday night. The game was too important to let the men on the mound work through their struggles.
When a team scores double-digit runs, the contributions of its starting pitcher can easily be overlooked.
Kelby Tomlinson doesn't get thrown out trying to steal very often. The Liberal shortstop was 11 for 11 in steals when he took off for third base in the third inning of Liberal's 10-2, seven-inning win over Denver on Thursday.
When Denver Cougars second baseman Aaron Bauman missed a sacrifice bunt attempt with no outs in the top of the ninth Wednesday night at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium, it turned out to be a fortunate mistake.
Sam Stafford's back didn't feel right earlier in the tournament, forcing him to miss his turn to pitch against Liberal.
We're deep into the 15-day NBC World Series, often the time coaches look at their pitching staff and look for any volunteer with an arm.
Haysville needed an unusual variety of offense — a three-run bunt early and three home runs later — to remain unbeaten in the National Baseball Congress World Series.