WC Bait and Switch Begins, OP Theft Lady, Griner/Terrorist Swap, Witt Jr Goes Off, PGA Tour Copies LIV, Lasso Skips Slick,
While projecting last week that a bait and switch could be in play the next few years with KC's Billionaires bringing the World Cup to Arrowhead, I never would have predicted something as absurd as the $50 million we are already on the hook for to tear up the stadium for FIFA. Local authorities suddenly have no answer on where the money is coming from.
A woman in Overland Park is a serial thief and the kind of story that would make a great movie.... she lives in a fabulous home near 137th and Horton. Her latest heist was at Scheel's and after years of ripping off stores, she's finally going to jail for real.
There are stories circulating that Biden's plan to get WNBA star Britney Griner home from Russia is to swap her for a terrorist called the "Merchant of Death."
Bobby Witt Jr. goes off with a pair of home runs and an rbi double in a wild 12-11 win over the Angels in 11 innings. He's a can't miss superstar.
KC's current superstar of stars, Patrick Mahomes, is getting a lot of ink about how moving his trainer to KC is getting him into the best shape of his life. We'll see.
The PGA Tour has already decided if you can't beat 'em, join 'em. The Tour has plans to copy the new LIV league... exactly. And Big Slick is this weekend and Ted Lasso won't be here. But it's a great reason... he's filming the next season of Ted Lasso! Now that's a good swap.
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