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I do know change is here. I think some KC Royals players and their opponents are reacting to a cultural change that's almost at its apex.
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The KC Royals need to learn how to serve up their hot dogs, and on the field hot dogging, in a better way. Otherwise, the problems will only increase.
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The KC Royals face a tough matchup today, but need to let the scoreboard do their talking while settling matters on the field.
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Thought the first week of the season, the KC Royals have had quite the pleasant surprise in Mike Moustakas in the second spot in the lineup.
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The 2015 Royals talent level is very close to last year's team, but will play in a much improved division. It's hard to see them matching last season.
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We can hold onto the lessons of gratitude last year's success taught us. We can enjoy the Royals success this year, even if we predicted quite the opposite.
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Because I love my Kansas City Royals so much, I am volunteering my services, for free, as their pre-arbitration arbitrator.
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Kansas City was the home of the Monarchs long before the A's and the Royals. The Royals should honor that legacy and retire 25 for Satchel Paige.
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For fun, I am picking the same number of Royals, four, that just got their tickets punched to Cooperstown. I am punching these four tickets to Raytown.
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The Royals truly believe in Hosmer, Moustakas, their bullpen and their young starters. You can't blame them for paddling into 2015 with the same plan.
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The Royals are having their most quiet, inactive, yet interesting off season in years. I can’t wait to see how this unfolds.
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The Royals are a small market team lacking mlb ready prospects, so both forks in this off season’s road carry risk. The market’s environment, the Royal’s positions of strength, and the history of their past successes say the trade route is the smarter bet
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In order to become a perennial playoff contender, the Kansas City Royals should look to bolster their team via trade, not free agency.
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For starters, history and gambling are on their side. In the last 25 Game 6 and Game 7 contests, the home team has won 22 times. That's a ridiculous number.
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This glorious ride roars into San Francisco Friday night, and will truck back into KC with the Royals leading 3 games to 2.
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The Royals and Giants will play two very close games, at least one going extra innings, to open the Fall Classic. They will resume the series this Friday in San Francisco knotted up 1-1.
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I hope the Royals do play the Cardinals in the World Series. I am just relieved it’s not going to be this year.
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The Royals have won this October with miraculous hits, incredible defense, and stellar relief pitching. They’ll punch their World Series ticket with their starters.
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These Royals won courageously. They won in the clutch. Then they won in dominating fashion. They won several ways, so why can’t they keep right on winning?
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Ned is not, and never will be, my favorite type of manager. But you know what? That does not matter today. Right now, it's time to let go, and let Ned.
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