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Well, I don’t have a ton to chirp about, as I expected a pretty decent showing of the team. They didn’t really let me down so much as I think they could’ve done a little better. While I have been a fairly staunch Oliver Marmol supporter, at times defending him sternly, at others saying that […]
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While Will Shipley was a popular waiver-wire target, he might belong on the bench in Week 5. Bucky Irving, however, gets the green light.
The Springfield Cardinals, champions of the Texas League in 2025 and runners-up in 2026, have rebranded the franchise's name into the Ozarks Springbirds. The franchise will have new logos, uniforms and colorways for the 2027 season at Route 66 Stadium in downtown Springfield.
Dan Campbell shared the one thing he most wants to see from his Detroit Lions defense at the Arizona Cardinals.
The Arizona Cardinals will see a familiar face on the opposing sideline as Drew Petzing makes his way back to the desert.Petzing spent three seasons in Arizona as former head coach Jonathan Gannon’s offensive coordinator, looking to get former quarterback Kyler Murray to the next level.But none of…
The Buffalo Bills have lost a crucial piece of offensive line depth to the Arizona Cardinals ahead of Week 5. The post Bills Lose Former 1st-Round Offensive Lineman to Cardinals Ahead of Week 5 appeared first on HEAVY.
Webb City's softball team improved to 19-9-1 with a run rule-shortened 10-0 win over the Monett Cubs (4-16) on Monday at Monett High School. Webb City scored at least one run in each of the five innings, and Addie Burns and Alivia Nieburg combined for a one-hit performance in the circle. Burns gave…
The Cardinals, battered by offensive line injuries, are signing former first-rounder Jedrick Wills off Buffalo's practice squad, according to ESPN.
A former defensive back of the Pittsburgh Steelers is looking for a new home in the NFL.
