Hosmer Leaves Royals Big Void at First Base
Royals chief Dayton Moore confirmed Eric Hosmer has signed an eight year 144 million deal with San Diego Padres. The departure leaves Kansas City without its steady leader as Ned Yost weighs internal options like Hunter Dozier Whit Merrifield and Frank Schwindel while monitoring unsigned free agents. Hosmer starred for KC winning the 2015 World Series and earning MVP honors in the 2016 All-Star Game.
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Kansas Nets Comeback Over West Virginia After Azubuike Late Swats
Kansas rallied as WVU forced 13 giveaways to a 15 point swing. Carter scored poorly late, while Azubuike blocked key WVU shots and KU guard play closed out the win. Newman and Graham hit crucial late scores, and KU iced it at the line.
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Collins Eyes Coaching as Heprepares for Oklahoma Game
Collins moved from Chicago to Lawrence last summer and lives with his girlfriend and children. He sits behind KU's bench with Wayne Simien and says he is in coach mode though not ready to play. He argues teams should play physically against Trae Young, a projected lottery pick, as Oklahoma visits Allen Fieldhouse amid a five-game skid.
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