KANSAS CITY, Mo. – After the dust settled on the second day of PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Teams: Outlaw Days, the Kansas City Outlaws (13-5) trounced the Austin Gamblers (9-9), 264.5-88.

Back in his usual leadoff spot, Sandro Batista converted for the eighth-consecutive out on Ugly This for a monstrous 90.25 points to give the hometown Outlaws a lead they would never relinquish. The Brazilian also briefly took the No. 1 spot in the 2024 PBR Teams MVP standings before Austin’s Jose Vitor Leme seized it right back in the top of the fifth, covering Tijuana Two-Step for 88 points.

Kansas City attempts to sweep their homestand against the Missouri Thunder (7-11) in the final Show Me State showdown matchup of the 2024 regular season on Sunday, while Austin takes the day off.

While the league-leading Carolina Cowboys (14-2-1) defeated the Arizona Ridge Riders (7-11), 175-87, in the second game of the night, it was Man Hater who stole the show.

With Carolina up two rides to one behind stellar performances from Cooper Davis and Daylon Swearingen, the Jane Clark/Gene Owen-owned bull made PBR history by posting the highest bull score in PBR history, marked 49.5 points for his 2.41-second buck off of Sage Steele Kimzey.

“That I haven’t even soaked in yet,” said one of Man Hater’s owners, Gene Owen. “When Kate [Harrison] asked me some questions right behind the deal, I was just speechless almost. It hadn’t soaked in. 20 years from now, it still may be the highest. Maybe not, but they’ll have a hard time beating it. And he’s not hardly done, so he may beat it himself.”

Carolina tries to move to a perfect 3-0 in Kansas City against the Texas Rattlers (8-9) on Sunday afternoon, while Arizona has the day off.

In the night's first game, the Oklahoma Wildcatters (7-10-1) defeated the Nashville Stampede (7-11), 177.5-176.

In the bottom of the second, Cort McFadden posted the first 90-point ride of the weekend, covering Ricky Vaughn for exactly 90 points to give the Wildcatters a lead heading into the third. Despite an 88-point ride by Alan de Souza to start the frame, Nashville couldn’t mount a comeback, dropping their sixth straight.

Oklahoma tries to win their second game of the weekend on Sunday against the Florida Freedom (8-9) while Nashville attempts to end their losing streak against the New York Mavericks (7-10).

In the third game Saturday night, the Texas Rattlers overwhelmed the Florida Freedom, 352-176.25.

Daniel Keeping got the scoring started for the Rattlers on Barbarosa for 88 points before Brady Fielder matched his teammate in the very next out for 88 points of his own on Whiplash. With the game already decided, Florida’s John Crimber seized the No. 1 spot in the MVP standings by riding Hoka Hey for 87.5 points before Batista overtook him in the final game of the evening.

Florida looks for their first win of the weekend against the Wildcatters on Sunday, while the Rattlers take on the No. 1 Carolina Cowboys.

To close out the second night of Outlaw Days, the four winning teams each sent a rider to the Shootout Round where Kansas City once again rode supreme, as Cassio Dias converted aboard Tulsa Time for 90.25 points to win the special round.

PBR Outlaw Days concludes on Sunday, September 8, at 1:45 p.m. CT. Tickets are still available and can be purchased online at Ticketmaster.com and PBR.com, T-Mobile Center Box Office, or by calling PBR customer service at 1-800-732-1727.

Merit Street Media will broadcast all three days of action from PBR Outlaw Days. Viewers can watch on the Merit+ app or go to https://www.meritstreetmedia.com/channel-finder to find the Merit Street Media cable channel in their area. On Sunday, CBS Television Network will air the Game of the Week beginning at 3 p.m. ET. On-demand replays of all the PBR Teams action will be available the following day on the Merit+ app. RidePass on Pluto TV will also air Teams replays five days later.

Game Recaps –

See below for individual game recaps of the first night of PBR Teams: Outlaw Days in Kansas City, Missouri.

Oklahoma Wildcatters Defeat Nashville Stampede in Opening Game Saturday Night Behind McFadden’s Monstrous Ride

Nashville Stampede: 176 Oklahoma Wildcatters: 177.50

As the second day of bull riding got underway for PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Teams: Outlaw Days in Kansas City, Missouri, the Oklahoma Wildcatters (7-10-1) defeated the Nashville Stampede (7-11). Cody Jesus shared a chute with Wingman in the opening out on Saturday, but the powerful bovine competitor repeated his performance against Jesus in Springfield, Missouri, last weekend, bucking off the Nashville leadoff rider in 6.77 seconds. Eduardo Matos had no such issue with Wishful Thinking for the Wildcatters, getting the team out to an early 87.5-point lead.

The Stampede turned to Anderson de Oliveira for a response, and he converted for the first time in his PBR Teams’ career, covering Mama’s Boy for 88 points to give Nashville a slim lead. Ricky Vaughn and Oklahoma’s Cort McFadden paired up next and danced in perfect unison, with the Texan posting the first 90-point ride of the weekend for exactly 90 points. It was McFadden’s first career 90-point ride and the second-straight ride scored 90+ on the elite animal athlete from WinRock/D&H Cattle/Buck Cattle.

Alan de Souza looked to match McFadden in the top of the third on Hunting Trip, giving the nod with just three seconds left on the chute clock. The veteran made it look easy, bringing the Stampede within two points by scoring 88 points. In the bottom of the third, Austin Richardson attempted to give the Wildcatters some breathing room, but Ridin’ Salty broke the four-out ride streak, bucking off the Dallasite in 4.90 seconds.

Now with an opening to take the lead, 19-year-old Kaiden Loud roared out of the chutes on Whiskey Business. The powerful bovine competitor quickly gained the upper hand, flinging off Loud in 2.67 seconds to move to a perfect 9-0 in his career. In the bottom of the fourth, Colton Byram made his PBR Teams debut on Wooderson but couldn’t convert and was unseated after 2.29 seconds. Now in a must-ride situation, Nashville closer and three-time PBR World Champion Silvano Alves roared out of the gate on Don’t Come Easy in search of ride No. 523 but couldn’t hang on after 6.12 seconds.

With the game already in hand Hayden Harris took advantage of a re-ride opportunity on Blue Suede Shoes, but he flipped off the bull after 3.97 seconds to end the game. Oklahoma tries to win their second game of the weekend against the Florida Freedom (8-9) while Nashville attempts to end their six-game losing streak against the New York Mavericks (7-10).

Carolina Cowboys Hang on to Defeat Arizona Ridge Riders in Second Game of PBR Teams: Outlaw Days Saturday Night

Carolina Cowboys: 175 Arizona Ridge Riders: 87

As the action heated up during the second game of the PBR (Professional Bull Riders), the Carolina Cowboys (14-2-1) maintained their spot atop the standings by defeating the Arizona Ridge Riders (7-11), 175-87. The game began with Carolina’s Cooper Davis taking on Hay Ring and making the 8 for 86.5 points. Arizona’s JaCauy Hale roared out of the chutes on Powerstroke to try and extend his ride streak to five and match Davis but he was bucked off after 3.00 seconds.

To start the second, the Cowboys’ Derek Kolbaba now had a chance to pour the pressure on the Ridge Riders, but the Washingtonian couldn’t convert, bucking off Norse God after 4.35 seconds. Veteran Eduardo Aparecido continued his fantastic season to put the Ridge Riders on the board in the bottom of the frame, scoring 87 points on Buckshot for his 403rd ride to give Arizona the lead by just half a point. Now finding themselves down with three frames to go, Carolina turned to Dawson Branton. The Oregonian cowboy rocketed out of the chutes aboard Uncle Jim and initially looked like he had made the 8, but Arizona challenged, and the ride was overturned as Branton lost the rope after a heartbreaking 7.80 seconds.

Bruno Carvalho couldn’t capitalize for the Ridge Riders in the bottom of the frame, bucking off Big Bank in 2.13 seconds. 2022 PBR World Champion Daylon Swearingen was next to leave the chutes for the Cowboys, and he sat tall atop Whip for 88.5 points to take the lead back for Carolina with three outs remaining. Luciano De Castro attempted to respond, but he saw his four-out ride streak come to an end on Bangarang after 4.62 seconds. Sage Kimzey now had a chance to seal the victory for the Cowboys on the 2024 World Champion Bull Man Hater, but the elite animal athlete kept Arizona alive by bucking off Kimzey in a quick 2.41 seconds.

In the process, theJane Clark/Gene Owen bull made it a night to remember, posting the highest bull score in PBR history: 49.5 points. Keyshawn Whitehorse attempted to steal a win for Arizona in the bottom of the fifth, but the veteran was bucked off by Sometimes I Fly in 6.06 seconds to close the book on the second game of the evening. Carolina attempts to remain perfect on the weekend against the Texas Rattlers (8-9) on Sunday, while Arizona takes the day off.

Texas Rattlers Post Four Rides to Beat Florida Freedom Despite Crimber Momentarily Taking No. 1 Spot in MVP Race

Florida Freedom: 176.25 Texas Rattlers: 352

In the third game of the second night of PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Teams: Outlaw Days, the Texas Rattlers (8-9) overwhelmed the Florida Freedom (8-9), 352-176.25. Alex Cerqueira attempted to get the Freedom off to a hot start, but he couldn’t hang on to Brown Bomber past 4.65 seconds.

Chupacabra handed Brady Fielder a similar fate, but the team was offered a re-ride. Florida next turned to Caden Bunch on Fabio in the top of the second and the powerful bovine immediately seized the upper hand, bucking off Bunch in 2.91 seconds. Daniel Keeping was next to go for the Rattlers and the Texan broke the scoreless tie on Barbarosa, giving the defending PBR Teams Champions an 88-point lead.

Following Keeping, Fielder took his re-ride opportunity and matched his teammate on Whiplash for another 88 points. Now down two rides to none, Florida turned to Elizmar Jeremias to try and close the gap, but he was bested by Manaba after 4.86 seconds. Texas now had a chance to put the Freedom away early and Claudio Montanha Jr. secured the win in the bottom of the third, riding Mr. Wilson for 88.25 points. Following the veteran, Qynn Andersen suffered the first buckoff for Texas at the hooves of Do Dat Eddie, flung off after 2.70 seconds.

Eric Henrique Domingos posted the first qualified of his PBR Teams’ career on Outlaw for 87.5 points to get the Freedom on the board. Rattlers closer Joao Ricardo Vieira took on No Socks in Texas’ final out, and the 40-year-old posted the fourth ride for the defending champs, scoring 87.75 points. Last to go was the No. 3 man in the MVP race John Crimber, and he briefly seized the No. 1 spot in the MVP standings by riding Hoka Hey for 88.75 points to close the game for Florida. The Freedom try to bounce back against the Oklahoma Wildcatters (7-10-1) while the Rattlers take on the league-leading Carolina Cowboys (14-2-1).

Kansas City Outlaws Trounce Austin Gamblers, Remain Perfect at PBR Teams: Outlaw Days Homestand

Austin Gamblers: 88 Kansas City Outlaws: 264.50

The PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Camping World Team Series action inside T-Mobile Center Saturday night concluded with the Kansas City Outlaws (13-5) beating the Austin Gamblers (9-9), 264.5-88. Dalton Kasel attempted to get Austin out to an early lead, but he couldn’t handle DirtyBru, bucking off after 5.45 seconds.

Back in his usual leadoff spot after vacating it last night, Sandro Batista roared out of the chutes on Ugly This in the bottom of the first and the Brazilian converted for the eighth-straight time, scoring 90.25 points to overtake John Crimber for the No. 1 spot in the MVP standings. Heitor Santos Ferreira took the next out aboard Renegade for the Outlaws, but he was bucked off after 1.9 seconds. Still down 90.25-0, the Gamblers’ Callum Miller rocketed out of the gate on Snuggles, but he couldn’t hang on to the powerful bovine competitor after 4.78 seconds.

Koltin Hevalow met a similar fate at the hooves of Spendin’ Cash in the bottom of the third frame, losing the rope after 3.75 seconds while setting the stage for veteran Lucas Divino to begin Austin’s comeback aboard Punchy Pete. However, the Brazilian was bested in 2.73 seconds, and Ramon de Lima failed to convert on Peterbilt in the Gamblers’ re-ride opportunity, bucking off in 3.25 seconds. Now with just Austin closer Jose Vitor Leme left to go for the visiting team, Steelville, Missouri, native Bob Mitchell had a chance to put the game away early for the Outlaws on Big Chili.

The Show Me State cowboy rewarded Head Coach J.W. Hart for inking him into the lineup, hanging on to the massive bovine for 85.75 points. With the game already decided, Leme rocketed out of the gates on Tijuana Two-Step and finally broke through for Austin, scoring 88 points to seize back the No. 1 spot in the MVP standings. Not to be outdone, 2024 PBR World Champion Cassio Dias closed the show for Kansas City, riding Margy Kat for 88.5 points. Kansas City attempts to sweep their homestand against the Missouri Thunder (7-11) in the final Show Me State showdown matchup of the 2024 regular season, while Austin takes Sunday off.

PBR TEAMS: OUTLAW DAYS EVENT STANDINGS – SEPTEMBER 7: Here are the event standings for the second day of competition for the PBR Camping World Team Series event in Kansas City, Missouri. 1 Kansas City Outlaws 1-0-0 354.75 2 Texas Rattlers 1-0-0 352.00 3 Oklahoma Wildcatters 1-0-0 177.50 4 Carolina Cowboys 1-0-0 175.00 5 Florida Freedom 0-1-0 176.25 6 Nashville Stampede 0-1-0 176.00 7 Austin Gamblers 0-1-0 88.00 8 Arizona Ridge Riders 0-1-0 87.00 Note: The Missouri Thunder and New York Mavericks had a bye on September 7. PBR TEAMS SEASON STANDINGS: Here are the current Team standings for the regular season after the second day of competition for PBR Teams: Outlaw Days in Kansas City, Missouri. 1 Carolina Cowboys 14-2-1 3,746.50 2 Kansas City Outlaws 13-5-0 3,800.25 3 Austin Gamblers 9-9-0 2,897.00 4 Florida Freedom 8-9-0 2,891.25 5 Texas Rattlers 8-9-0 2,868.00 6 Oklahoma Wildcatters 7-10-1 2,664.25 7 New York Mavericks 7-10-0 1,813.50 8 Arizona Ridge Riders 7-11-0 3,000.25 9 Nashville Stampede 7-11-0 2,506.50 10 Missouri Thunder 7-11-0 2,264.50 SEPTEMBER 8 GAME SCHEDULE: Here are the game matchups for the final day of PBR Teams: Outlaw Days at T-Mobile Center on Sunday, September 8: Texas Rattlers vs. Carolina Cowboys New York Mavericks vs. Nashville Stampede Oklahoma Wildcatters vs. Florida Freedom Missouri Thunder vs. Kansas City Outlaws Note: The Arizona Ridge Riders and Austin Gamblers have a bye on September 8. Photo courtesy of Andy Watson/Bull Stock Media