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10/12/23 Hometown Broadcasting Sports Thursday

12 October 2023 Sports


NL Divisional Series

Phillies 10, Braves 2 (Phillies lead 2-1)

Diamondbacks 4- Dodgers 2 (Arizona win the series 3-0.

(Thurs.)

Atlanta at Philadelphia

AL Divisional Series

Astros 3, Twins 2 (Houston wins the series 3-1).

In Thursday Night football Denver (1-4)  is at Kansas City  (4-1).

The last time the cos beat the Kansas City Chiefs, Peyton Manning outdueled Alex Smith on a Thursday night at Arrowhead Stadium. That was more than eight years ago.

In the teams’ 15 meetings since then, the Chiefs have won them all — tied with the Patriots (Jets) for the longest active win streak for one team versus another. Kansas City’s margin of victory during that span has been an average of more than 11 points per game, although the past three meetings have been one-score games.

Patrick Mahomes hasn’t been part of all of them, although the Chiefs are 11-0 against the Broncos with him at quarterback. Russell Wilson  is 1-3 vs. the Chiefs, although his last win against them came as a member of the Seahawks. He was 0-2 against them last season and has never won at Arrowhead.

Wilson turned the ball over three times and was sacked 10 times in the two meetings last season but also played two of his better games against the Chiefs in 2022, accounting for eight touchdowns and giving the Broncos a chance to win both games.

The Chiefs haven’t always made it easy on themselves during their 4-1 start this season but have won four straight and are atop the AFC West. At the other end of the division are the 1-4 Broncos, who have allowed a league-worst 181 points and needed a 21-point comeback just to secure their one victory.

Road teams are actually 3-2 on Thursday nights (2-2 in short weeks) in 2023, so the Broncos can’t be counted out, even as stark as the recent history between these teams has been. They will also meet 17 days later in Denver, but the Chiefs’ march for 16 straight wins in the series starts in Week 6.

The Wautoma Volleyball team received a home game for the first round of the WIAA Playoffs – Division 2 – Sectional 2 .  The Hornets will host Lodi on October 17th @ 7:00 p.m.  

Per WIAA Tournament Guidelines:

  1. Child/Student/Adult – $6
  2. $1 ticket for children under 6 years of age, if accompanied by a parent/guardian.

The Wautoma boys soccer team will play Berlin in the first round of the WIAA playoffs.  This will be a home game with a start time of 4:00 p.m. on October 17th.

With kickoff of the Milwaukee Bucks’ regular season rapidly approaching, the announcement of this year’s theme nights is giving fans even more reason to be excited.

Theme nights will tip off starting with the Bucks’ season opener at Fiserv Forum on Oct. 26, when Milwaukee hosts the Philadelphia 76ers.

The team says this season will also feature “414 All Nights” which will strive to celebrate Bucks fans using storytelling and special in-game elements.

Milwaukee’s full slate of theme nights for the 2023-24 season is as follows:

  • Thurs., Oct. 26 – Opening Night
  • Mon., Oct. 30 – Halloween
  • Fri., Nov. 3 – In-Season Tournament
  • Wed., Nov. 8 – Hoops for Troops
  • Fri., Nov. 24 – In-Season Tournament
  • Sat., Dec. 16 – MACC Fund game
  • Mon., Jan. 8 – Pride Night
  • Sun., Jan. 14 – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
  • Fri., Jan. 26 – Bango’s Birthday
  • Thurs., Feb. 8 – Black History Month
  • Thurs., Feb. 27 – HBCU Night
  • Mon., March 4 – Noche Latina
  • Thurs., March 14 – BUCKSFit Game
  • Sun., March 24 – Women’s Empowerment Night
  • Wed., April 10 – Fan Appreciation Night
  • Single game tickets can be purchased by visiting www.bucks.com/tickets or through the Bucks app.

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