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Cardinals tickets as low as $6 on sale for over 20 games

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

ST. LOUIS - The St. Louis Cardinals and McDonald's are bringing back Ticketfest. They are offering discounted tickets for over 20 games held at Busch Stadium. During this event, fans will have the opportunity to purchase tickets at low prices, starting from as little as $6 for select games. Among the noteworthy matchups are encounters with formidable teams such as:  Kansas City Royals (May 29-30), San Francisco Giants (June 12-14),  Houston Astros (June 27-28),  Chicago Cubs (July 27),  Minnesota Twins (August 1-3),  New York Mets (August 17-18),  San Diego Padres (August 28-30), and more.  All-Inclusive tickets will also be available, starting from just $60. Tickets are limited to a maximum of eight tickets per customer. They are on sale while supplies last. To make your purchase, simply visit cardinals.com/mcdonalds. 

Broncos veteran kicker Brandon McManus says he’s being released

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

Brandon McManus delivered the news himself.The kicker’s tenure in Denver is coming to an end. The last player on the roster who played in Super Bowl 50 is being released.So said the veteran himself, announcing his impending departure from the franchise via Twitter on Tuesday.“The Broncos have informed me I’ve been released. More to come in the following days,” McManus wrote.The @Broncos have informed me I’ve been released. More to come in the following days— Brandon McManus (@thekidmcmanus) May 23, 2023Related ArticlesDenver Broncos | Broncos Mailbag: Isn’t all of Denver’s spending a waste if they don’t get off to a hot start? Denver Broncos | Weighing the impact for Broncos of NFL’s third QB rule change and Thursday night flex scheduling Denver Broncos | Kiszla vs. Gabriel: What’s the most production Broncos can expect from Javonte Williams in 2023? Denver Broncos | Bro...

Nuggets Podcast: Nikola Jokic, Jamal Murray and the moments after the biggest win in franchise history

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

In the latest edition of the Nuggets Ink podcast, beat reporter Mike Singer is joined by sports reporter Bennett Durando to break down the biggest win in Denver Nuggets history:Mike and Bennett share scenes from the floor and inside the locker room as the Nuggets celebrated their first trip to the NBA Finals after a sweep of the Los Angeles LakersWhy Mike’s Western Conference Finals MVP vote swung from Jamal Murray to Nikola Jokic during the course of Game 4. (And which is the defining Jokic moment of the close-out game: his circus 3-pointer late in the fourth quarter or his game-winning Euro step through Anthony Davis?)While LeBron James’ 20th season ends with a vintage 40-point performance that wasn’t quite enough, Denver’s trip to the NBA Finals guarantees new blood this year at the end of the road. Who will it be: Jokic or Jimmy Butler? (Or Jayson Tatum, but not really.) A brief look ahead.Subscribe to the podcastSoundCloud | iTunes | Stitcher | Spotify | RSSProducer: AAron Onti...

Fact check: Denver mayor candidate called a liar in latest campaign ad. Here’s what we know.

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

Amid a runoff race that has been largely collegial, Denver mayoral candidate Mike Johnston and his campaign are fuming over a TV ad paid for by an outside spending group backing Kelly Brough that accuses Johnston of lying about his accomplishments.Claims that Johnston has oversold his record to boost his mayoral credentials have become one of the main points of attack on the candidate who finished first in the April 4 general election and has a fundraising advantage in the runoff.The 30-second spot sponsored by the Brough-backing independent expenditure committee A Better Denver opens with the line “Mike Johnston is lying about his leadership.” It accuses Johnston of lying about his role in the state’s testing program for COVID-19 and for lying about his claims that he took on gun lobbyists to pass gun control when he was serving as a state senator.The ad first aired on May 17 and drew a swift response from the Johnston camp. On Friday, May 19 former Denver Mayor F...

Weight watching, injury dangers, caustic feedback add to mental health woes for horse racing jockeys

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

By STEPHEN WHYNO (AP Sports Writer)BALTIMORE (AP) — Eurico Rosa da Silva was in a dark place. On the track, the jockey in his early 30s was winning races and making money. At home, he was fighting suicidal thoughts every day.“I got to the point where I have no more choice but to go for help,” he recalled recently. “I went because if I have no choice, I would kill myself.”Da Silva got help in 2006 and rode for more than a decade before retiring. He’s one of the lucky ones.Earlier this year, horse racing was stunned by the suicides less than six weeks apart of two young jockeys, 23-year-old Avery Whisman and 29-year-old Alex Canchari. A friend of Whisman’s, Triple Crown-winning rider Mike Smith, said he has seen similar tragedies over three decades.“I know several riders that I knew very well committed suicide when it was all said and done,” Smith said. “This is not all of a sudden just happening. It’s been going on. Yo...

East Los Angeles principal on leave after controversial remarks spark student protests

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

The principal of an East Los Angeles school is under investigation and has been placed on leave after multiple accusations of inappropriate behavior on campus.John Edward Estoesta has been principal at East L.A. Performing Arts Magnet at Esteban Torres High School for less than a year, according to L.A. Taco.During that tenure, he's been accused of saying his decision to remove mirrors in the hallway was done "to prevent drug use and rape," as girls checking their appearance in those mirrors could be mistaken for sexual advances by boys, leading to sexual assault, L.A. Taco reported.He also has reportedly been "accused of dismissing racist, homophobic, and transphobic remarks made by students, as well as making sexist remarks and inappropriate gestures towards female students."The atmosphere at the school has led to protests, sit-ins and walk-outs by students, according to The Eastsider.During the investigation, an interim principal has been installed, and the Los Angeles Unified ...

Jalen King Killed in Motorcycle Crash near Paradise Village Parkway [Phoenix, AZ]

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

24-Year-Old Dies in Motorcycle Accident near Cactus RoadPHOENIX, AZ (May 23, 2023) – Sunday night, police responded to a motorcycle-vehicle collision that claimed the life of Jalen King.The incident happened on April 30th, at around 9:00 p.m., near Paradise Village Parkway and Cactus Road.Investigation showed that 24-year-old King was riding his motorcycle westbound on Cactus Road when a vehicle made a left turn into his path.As a result, the motorcycle and the vehicle collided. The impact of the collision sent the car into another vehicles path, causing another collision.Emergency crews at the site of the crash pronounced Kind dead at the scene.Meanwhile, the driver involved did not obtain any injuries from the collision.Furthermore, the police stated that speed from King was suspected as the factor of the incident.No further details are public at this time; however, more information will be provided once made available.Those with further information regarding the accident ar...

Falafel’s Drive-In co-owner explains origin of banana shake, restaurant’s name

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

Generations have grown up on the falafels and fresh banana shakes at Falafel’s Drive-In, the popular eatery that has been a San Jose institution for nearly 60 years.Co-owner Joanne Boyle grew up there too, hanging out with her siblings at the casual restaurant their parents, Anton and Zahie Nijmeh, opened in 1966 after moving to the Bay Area from Israel.“I was crawling around here as a baby,” Boyle says.Boyle can still be found at the family-run eatery most days, doing prep work in the kitchen and taking food orders from a long line of devoted regulars and their friends.Those orders include other Middle-Eastern and Mediterranean dishes, as well as classic American fast-food fare. But the falafel sandwiches — falafel, tahini, lettuce, tomatoes, cucumber and the eatery’s signature red hot sauce wrapped in pita — are the big draw, best enjoyed at one of the picnic tables with a view of Lila Gemellos’ colorful murals.The Special, a falafel sandwich and a banana m...

Steph Curry wins NBA’s Kareem Abdul-Jabbar social justice award

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

Steph Curry’s impact on the game of basketball is undeniable. His impact outside of the game, however, is the reason the NBA honored him Tuesday morning.Curry, the two-time MVP face of the Warriors, has been named the 2022-23 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Social Justice Champion.The four-time NBA champion has used his platform to advocate for causes such as childhood hunger, voter education and gun safety. He is a co-chair of When We All Vote, a voter initiative campaign launched by Michelle Obama in 2018 aimed at increasing voter participation.Curry, along with his wife Ayesha, is behind the Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation, which has worked to combat food insecurity for children, particularly in Oakland, and provide safe play areas by revamping playgrounds and basketball courts at schools and in neighborhoods. The organization also works with schools to promote child literacy.Related ArticlesGolden State Warriors | Klay Thompson must evolve in order to win again with Warriors ...

A 4-year-old boy was dropped over a California border barrier. Agents who rushed to help came under fire

Published Sat, 22 Feb 2025 14:30:01 GMT

By Rosa Flores and Holly Yan | CNNAuthorities on both sides of the US-Mexico border are trying to find whoever dropped a 4-year-old boy from a border barrier in San Diego, US Customs and Border Protection said.The incident happened around 9 p.m. on May 15, about half a mile east of the San Ysidro port of entry. Surveillance video captured the moment the child was dropped over the barrier by someone who was entering the country illegally, CPB said.First responders who rendered aid to the injured child then came under fire.“Agents reported hearing both the impact and ricochet of gunshots off of the secondary border barrier just north of their location,” CBP said in a news release.“With emergency medical services, the San Diego Fire Department, and the child still on scene, agents directed everyone in the area to cover.”A CBP Air and Marine Operations helicopter responded to provide air cover, the agency said.The boy did not suffer any serious injuries, US Border Patrol Chief Raul L. O...