2007 Draft Class (Rounds 16-25)
Back for a 3rd time to reviewing the 2007 draft class of the Kansas City Royals. Read on as we focus on the picks made from rounds 16-25. Read | Share
Pitching Perspectives (6/22-6/28)
The Royals finished the week with a 3-3 record, and are now 32-42 on the season. They remain in 4th place but lost a game in the standings to the 1st place Detroit Tigers and are now 9.5 games back. ...
Recap of the Weekend’s Royals Related News Items
A lot of news items to catch up on that have happened over the weekend. Read | Share
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Central Processing – Doubles
Last week we covered a pitching statistic, so this week I’m taking a look at an offensive statistic. I chose doubles because, in my opinion, they are generally underappreciated, and because I love...
Number 1s of Michael Jackson and the Royals
In honor of Michael Jackson’s life and recent passing, I thought it would be appropriate to pay...
Thursday News, Notes, and Links
Some news, notes, and links to enjoy this evening. It has been a rough week for Kyle Farnsworth. Last...
What Will the Royals do Without Coco Crisp?
Today, Coco Crisp is scheduled to undergo surgery to repair a labrum tear in his right shoulder. There...
Pitching Perspectives (6/15-6/21)
Last week I led off with the question, “was this the week of the long awaited turnaround?” ...
Sunday News, Notes, and Links
First off I am pleased to annouce that 2 new blogs have joined the Fansided.com Sports Network. RaptorsRapture.com...
2007 Draft Class (Rounds 6-15)
Back again to continue the review of the 2007 draft class. This time we will be covering picks 6-15. I have made a few improvements to this edition. First I have listed their stats in chronological...
Central Processing – Rotation ERA
After two dreadful games by the Kansas City Royals, I thought now would be a good time to kick-off a new series. That said, welcome to the first edition of Central Processing. The goal of this series...

