I bet you are thinking that Brian has just boarded the train to kookooville. I am the true optimist. Heck, I was the one who thought that the Kansas City Royals number two starter was going to be Tejeda. Kansas City baseball pitching just seems to never improve.
But back to
The Royals kicked off the season today at Kauffman Stadium vs the Detroit Tigers. The starting lineup made me think….How many of the opening day starters will be still be starting after the all star break? I say 4. Take a look and let me know what you think.
Opening Day Line
Today – February 17th, Royals pitchers and catchers officially report for spring training. Regular position players are not scheduled to report until next week. Now that spring training is here, I start thinking about my fantasy baseball team. Every year I participate in an American League only league. Last year
With pitchers and catchers reporting in a week, it is time to start thinking rotation of the Kansas City Royals. Zach Greinke has already been anointed opening day starter. I wonder how long Trey and the gang deliberated over that one? The next four is where the turmoil starts. Options
The Kansas City Royals kick off opening weekend against the Boston Red Sox this Friday night at Kauffman Stadium. This is the only series that the Boston Red Sox will be at the K this season. Get your Royals tickets for this weekend now, and don’t miss one
Following are the 2009 stats for current listed starters at 1st base, 2nd base, shortstop, 3rd base, catcher and designated hitter for each of the teams in the AL central;
Can you guess which team goes with the stats?
AVE HR RBI SB
First base
TEAM 1 .324 34 103 6
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The 2010 lineup for The Kansas City Royals is all but mapped out. Aside from the usual front office mishaps, missed signings, and senseless multi million dollar contracts (Farnsworth), here is my stance on what the Royals should do with the consistent mediocrity the tend to develop. There is really no
Have the KC Royals done enough this offseason? It seems like we ask that question every year. Ironically, last year is the one year that I thought we had done exactly what we needed to do. We went and added a power bat in Mike Jacobs. We added a leader