Lynn Worthy is a Sports Columnist at various publications including The Wichita Eagle and The Kansas City Star. With a focus on competitive sports, professional sports, and the business of sports, Lynn explores themes such as major league sports, team dynamics, and professional training and development. Lynn's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including the St. Louis Post-Dispatch and the Marietta Daily Journal.
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Lynn Worthy's reporting predominantly revolves around sports, specifically baseball and the St. Louis Cardinals. She frequently covers evolving stories and events related to this team.
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By: Lynn Worthy
St. Louis City SC’s first-year sporting director Corey Wray and first-year head coach Yoann Damet have shown early synergy. Players have responded with improved performance. Now, they’re adding to and reshaping the roster to fill needs.
By: Daniel Guerrero, Lynn Worthy
Post-Dispatch Cardinals writer Daniel Guerrero and columnist Lynn Worthy analyze the moves, including pitchers Dustin May and JoJo Romero going to Milwaukee and Lars Nootbaar reuniting with an ex-Cardinals star.
By: Lynn Worthy
Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom dealt away Lars Nootbaar, Dustin May and JoJo Romero at the MLB trade deadline. That’s still no excuse to completely drop out of the NL playoff race.
By: Lynn Worthy
Mizzou running back Jamal Roberts could’ve transferred in search of greener pastures, but his decision to stay had a lot to do with serving as an example for those following in his footsteps. Just as others did for him.
By: Lynn Worthy
At the start of the season, the Cardinals needed Dustin May in the rotation just to survive the season, writes sports columnist Lynn Worthy.Now, their internal options have taken steps forward with the improvement and growth of pitchers like Andre Pallante, Kyle Leahy and Quinn Mathews.“For us, really this needs to be just the beginning,” said Cardinals president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom. “We need to have a really strong pipeline of starting pitching for us to win consistently here, and we need to keep raising the bar as to how good we are out there."
By: Lynn Worthy
Former Mizzou wide receiver and local high school standout Mookie Cooper yearns for a chance to show he can still play football and compete at a high level.
By: Daniel Guerrero
St. Louis Post-Dispatch Cardinals beat writer Daniel Guerrero and columnist Lynn Worthy discuss recent production from the lineup, manager Oli Marmol's balancing act and potential roster additions ahead.
By: Lynn Worthy
Cardinals manager Oli Marmol and president of baseball operations Chaim Bloom explain keeping Ivan Herrera at catcher despite having catchers Jimmy Crooks and Pedro Pages in the majors as well as prospects Leonardo Bernal and Rainiel Rodriguez in the upper minors.
Former St. Louis Rams wide receiver and Super Bowl champion Ricky Proehl will replace offensive coordinator AJ Smith and defensive coordinator Corey Chamblin this offseason. He’s also on the lookout for a quarterback.
By: Laurie Skrivan
Sports columnist I knew University of Missouri junior linebacker Nicholas Rodriguez meant it when he grinned and said he couldn't wait for
