Kansas City Outlaws move to seventh after 3-0 Glendale run
NXTbets Pro | Published On: October 12, 2026
Kansas City surge
The Kansas City Outlaws turned one upset and one sweep into a four-game winning streak that lifted them to seventh in the league. The run began in Fort Worth, where Kansas City upset the league-leading Missouri Thunder. That win changed the tone immediately. It showed the Outlaws could take down the top team in the standings and carry that edge into the next stop. They did exactly that in Glendale, where they went 3-0 at Ridge Rider Days. Kansas City beat the Florida Freedom, the Nashville Stampede and the Texas Rattlers to finish the weekend with three straight wins and a longer streak than they had carried for much of the season. The Outlaws had spent a lot of the year near the bottom of the standings before this stretch, so the rise to seventh matters. It gives the team a different view of the league and a better platform for the final weeks. The Outlaws left both stops with answers about where they stand, and the climb now looks real instead of temporary.
Glendale sweep
Kansas City handled the Glendale weekend without Koltin Hevalow and Cassio Dias, who were sidelined by injuries. They stayed sharp against Florida, kept control against Nashville and closed the weekend against Texas with the same approach that carried them through the rest of the run. It also left Kansas City at 13-16, a mark that reflects how far the team has come from the lower reaches of the standings. That kind of response gives a team confidence as the Outlaws found a way through the weekend and kept their season moving in the right direction.
Kansas City finish
Six regular-season games remain, and Kansas City gets a chance to keep the push going in the final weeks. Three of those games come at Maverick Days in New York, and the Outlaws close the regular season at home in Kansas City. That schedule gives the team one more road stop and one last home stretch to build on the momentum from Fort Worth and Glendale. The next games will tell whether the recent rise holds. The Outlaws still have work to do, but they have changed the conversation around themselves. Earlier in the season, the standings put them near the bottom and made every good result feel isolated. This run has linked the wins together and given Kansas City a clearer path into the final month. If the Outlaws keep matching the effort they showed in Glendale, the finish line should look a lot different than it did before this surge started.
