MLB’s Texas Rangers sign 4th-round pick for $3.7M

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Texas Rangers have signed fourth-round pick Brock Porter, giving a $3.7 million bonus to the high school pitcher who was their second selection in last week’s draft.Porter’s signing Wednesday came a day after third overall pick Kumar Rocker got a $5.

OB&T's Rising Stars

Grant Serfoss hits a tennis ball at the Oklahoma Tennis Foundation Hall of Fame Clinic held recently by the Oklahoma Tennis Foundation at Clinton High School. CDN | Josh JenningsJoseph Arriaga starts to throw the baseball during Clinton 10-and-under regional baseball action.

Clinton football schedule released

Clinton football will have its hands full this season, as the Red Tornadoes will play two teams that made semifinal runs and all three of their non-district opponents made the playoffs last season.Clinton will open the 2022 season, at 7 p.m. Aug. 26 at the Tornado Bowl against Kingfisher.

Cowboys owner Jones sticking with current coach Mike McCarthy

OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — Describing himself as playing a game of poker, Jerry Jones acknowledged he had options for who would be the head coach of the Dallas Cowboys this season to replace current coach Mike McCarthy.“We won 12 games last year.

Cardinals report that Kyler Murray is focused on football

LITCHFIELD PARK, Ariz. (AP) — Kyler Murray has made it no secret he enjoys video games, including the popular “Call of Duty” franchise.Tight end Zach Ertz said the franchise quarterback also knows he has a duty to study his playbook.

One month away from Clinton football

Clinton football has been working out for the last two months and is getting ready for football pratice.“This is Clinton and everyone expects us to be good,” coach John Higbee said. “We have been working hard this summer in the weight room and have gotten stronger.

Clinton cross country begins practice

Clinton cross country is young but returns much talent from last season.The Reds began practice this week and are preparing for the fall.“We are starting slow, but will build up as we go,” coach Robbie Pitman said. “We are getting to know the runners and their abilities.

CHS volleyball plans to play aggressive

Clinton volleyball began practice last week and first-year head coach Emma Seiter said the girls are getting better every day.“This summer had been good and productive, but busy with camps and practices,” Seiter said. “We have been building lots of new techniques and are building a new culture.

L J Williams loves being back home

This is a series of feature stories about Clinton coaches who have graduated from Clinton and who have returned here to Clinton to coach. This is the fifth story of this series.Clinton coach LJ Williams left Clinton after high school and found himself back home in 2017.

Lady Reds preparing for softball season

Clinton softball began practice earlier this week and the Lady Reds are working hard, according to new head coach Whitney Misak.“The girls are practicing hard,” Misak said. “We are figuring things out and the girls are receptive and are getting better.