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The Royals were the best team in the Cactus League this spring, and they head home with good vibes and no real injury issues.

It's on beginning Thursday, and I can't wait.

We take a look at what it will take for Kansas City to get past Cleveland in order

to challenge the Twins and the White Sox, two teams that certainly have the World Series as their

goal. In basketball, Baylor's going to the Final Four, but the Baylor women get knocked out on a

horrific no-call. It was a foul at the buzzer, and Baylor women lost Yukon by two. Their coach,

Kim Mulkey, is as outspoken as they

get, and she let it fly. Then, unprompted, made some comments about COVID testing that are just

fantastic. You got to hear this. Also, two of the top women's tennis players in the world say they're

not going to take the vaccine. It's good to hear more and more people speaking out some real words of diverse thought. The San Diego Convention Center is filled

with illegal alien kids. We're flying them there from Texas. Food, shelter, medicine, showers,

complete care, everything they need. And now, school. That's right. California teachers

are going into that convention center with in-person learning for illegal alien children,

even though dozens of these kids are COVID-positive. They're doing this while many of the schools

remain closed for American kids in California. Oh, can't make it up. A homeless area of Westport

in Kansas City is an eyesore. Congresswoman Cherise Davids has written a children's book,

a poll of sports fans is really bad news for sports leagues, and my pillow founder, Mike Lindell,

makes an outrageous prediction. It's all ahead on KKHI, presented by Buckroofing and

Construction. Online at our buckroofing.com, Ron and his team are available 24-7 for emergencies,

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