Subway Series could light up World Series matchups
Rob Houston argues a New York Mets versus Yankees World Series would deliver top entertainment through cross-town rivalries and familiar figures. He notes past and potential matchups, including Seattle, St Louis, and other notable city pairings, and reflects on media and fan dynamics around the possible Fall Classic.
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Mets win NLCS in rout to spark Subway Series dream
Mike Hampton fired a three hitter as the Mets blanked the Cardinals 7-0 to win the NL championship series 4-1. New York moved within four wins of a World Series, while the Yankees led Seattle 3-2 in the ALCS. Todd Zeile’s three-run double sparked the offense as chaos erupted late with a Mets rally and champagne soaking Shea.
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Snyder, Cats regroup after loss to Oklahoma
Bill Snyder and Kansas State tackle post defeat after a 41-31 loss to Oklahoma ends a 25 game home streak and drops K State from No. 2 to No. 10. The Wildcats face Texas Tech next as Snyder cautions against assuming quick rebound.
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Snyder lauds Oklahoma offense amid focus on consistency
Oklahoma quarterback Josh Heupel went 29 of 37 for 374 yards and two touchdowns, while Snyder praised the play but noted fundamental breakdowns. The Wildcats converted two of 15 third downs with seven dropped passes, underscoring miscues that hurt the team.
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Garden City Buffaloes struggle as passing misfires sting
Garden Citys James Mireles laments dropped and overthrown passes in a 54-18 win over Dodge City. Jerell Pfannenstiel completed 1 of 8 for 35 yards, while Marcus West, Chris Coleman, and Chris Nelson contributed limited big plays. Pfannenstiel still rushed for 168 yards and three scores as the Buffaloes leaned on the running game and a run-heavy attack.
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Lyses doubles grab 4A state tennis title in sweep
Anderson and Eatley dominated the 4A state doubles bracket, winning all four matches without dropping a set, beating Marysville duo Courtney Bruno and Patt Keating 6-4 6-4 for their first state crown after finishing the season 37-3. Parks headlines football district win with 273 yards and four TDs as the Trojans roll 51-7.
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Heat star to miss season due to kidney disease
Miami center Alonzo Mourning will not play this season after doctors diagnosed focal segmental glomerulosclerosis, a kidney disease. Mourning, 30, spoke of pursuing health to live normally and hopes for future basketball, with coach Pat Riley emphasizing his focus on recovery. Sean Elliott, a kidney transplant recipient, offered support and advice.
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