With the 24/7 news cycle these days, Twitter has become a key part of the sports world. News breaks and it’s spread to thousands within moments, all with a little tweet.
Twitter is also a fine tool for starting discussion and finding like-minded individuals. In the case of the Royals (and watching them), Twitter turns into a cross-country sports bar.
I wanted to extend an invitation to follow all of us on Kings of Kauffman (Ethan Evans hasn’t joined the revolution – yet) on Twitter by clicking the following links:
- Kings of Kauffman: @KingsofKauffman
- Wally Fish: @thebaseballfish
- Gage Matthews: @MinnesotaRoyal
- Kevin Scobee: @scobes15
- Ryan Wood: @AreDoubleYou14
- Mitch Hall: @frontofficecig
- Brett Christie: @Brett_Christie
- Michael Engel: @michaelengel
- Troy Olsen (host of the Royalman Report): @KCRoyalman
- The Royalman Report: @RoyalmanReport
- The Fansided Network: @fansided
Join the fun and join the discussion!
Topics: AL Central, Baseball, Kansas City Royals, KC, KC Royals, MLB, Royals, Royals Twitter, Twitter
I'm a KU grad and longtime Royals fan who shudders at the names Ricky Bottalico, Kerry Robinson, and others too terrible to recount, while also longing for the days when Johnny Damon would do commercials with George Brett. I'm glad that there's a new crop of potential stars to hang my playoffs hopes on.
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