Mitch Wiles

💰 This guy says you should start taking Social Security at age 62. He walks through the real math on claiming at 62 vs 67 vs 70 using a clear example: roughly $18k/year at 62, $24k at full retirement age (67), or $36k at 70. He shows the break-even points and reminds us that the average life expectancy here in the US is 79 years old. It’s not just about getting the bigger monthly check — it depends on your health, how long you live, and your personal situation. It’s such a practical reminder that these big decisions need to be run with your own numbers, not just generic advice. It’s also wise to run this past a financial adviser. Would you claim Social Security early (at 62), at full retirement age, or wait until 70? What’s your reasoning? When the time comes, I’ll be collecting it at 62.

Introducing the 2026 Sports in Kansas Girls Basketball Coaches of the Year.🏀 Mark Western of Shawnee Mission South, 6A Coach of the Year Justin Snell of St. James Academy, 5A Coach of the Year Carvel Reynoldson of Hayden, 4A Coach of the Year Kate Boss of Osage City, 3A Coach of the Year Carl Hines of Sacred Heart, 2A Coach of the Year Cy Rolfs of Little River, 1A-I Coach of the Year Trevor Kuhlman of Linn, 1A-II Coach of the Year and All-Classes Coach of the Year Congrats to all of the coaches honored for the 2025-26 season. Full bios, capsules and individual pictures to follow over the weekend. #sportsinkansas

The #Braves today selected LHP José Suarez to the major league roster and recalled RHP Nathan Wiles to Atlanta after optioning RHPs Connor Seabold and Alexis Díaz to Triple-A Gwinnett following last night’s game. Suarez will start Game 1 of today’s doubleheader. Additionally, to make room on the roster, the club transferred C Sean Murphy to the 60-day injured list.

Hey @Braves! Fun fact! Shawn Murphy was same catcher for both our kids’ debut! Collin and now Nathan!

Love @KonstantinKisin and he’s particularly excellent here.