I thought he got fired, is he still with the broadcast team?

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I see the Detroit Tigers have released Brandon Inge.

Way past time for the dude to hang up the glove.

Minor League prospect update

Omaha

Montgomery, 4.57 ERA, 1.62 WHIP, 10BB, 18K, 1HR
Will Smith, 4.12 ERA, 1.68 WHIP, 7BB, 18K, 1HR
Giavotella, .250/.330/.400, 10BB, 6K, 3 2B, 3HR

Northwest Arkansas

Arguelles, 6.05 ERA, 1.91 WHIP, 9BB, 8K, 1HR
Odorizzi, 4.08 ERA, 1.13 WHIP, 6BB, 25K, 1HR
Dwyer, 6.32 ERA, 1.66 WHIP, 11BB, 15K, 3HR
Myers, .319/.382/.623, 7BB, 23K, 6 2B, 5HR
Colon, .270/.304/.351, 3BB, 5K, 1 2B, 1 3B, 1HR

Myers doin' work.

Myers' is saying get me to AAA now. Lets go get a streak going tomorrow. The good kind. And I'd guess that Gio will be up by the end of May

Although I don't like Myers' k ratio right now.

Have you guys checked the Did the Royals Win Last Night site today?
Nicely done...

http://didtheroyalswin.tumblr.com/

:D

Tigers are struggling. Maybe Prince Fielder can get sliced open like a tantan by hosmer to keep Danny Duffy's arm warm.

thats just golden. I LOLed x2

Now HERE'S some "quality" coachspeak for ya...



Yost sees long-term benefit from losing streak
By Zack Meisel / MLB.com | 04/26/12 12:59 PM ET
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Hosmer appears to have turned a corner
Duffy scratched from Friday's start
Worth noting



CLEVELAND -- Manager Ned Yost is no stranger to lengthy stretches of losing.

Yost has taken what he learned from prior experiences and applied it to his Royals crew, which broke out of a 12-game skid with a win on Wednesday. Those experiences allowed Yost to remain positive and relaxed during such a trying time.

"This was a good experience for them, just as it was a good experience for me back then," Yost said. "I can draw back on it. These young kids have never been through this before, and it's going to be an experience that they'll be able to draw back on later."

In 2003, Yost's Brewers lost eight of 11 before rolling off 10 consecutive victories. In 2004 they lost 12 consecutive games at the end of August before winning four of their next five. The following season, Milwaukee lost eight in a row and 10 of 12 before rattling off seven straight wins.
Yost hopes his club has learned from the last two weeks of losing and can use that knowledge to forge a comparable winning streak.

"That's life with young clubs," he said. "You have to be able to understand that, battle through it and stay positive, because you know when they break out, your fortunes are going to turn dramatically."


So the experience of losing 12 in a row is good for a team because it teaches them how to deal with that kind of adversity... which IF true I assume the lesson would be how to avoid it happening again....... yet Yosts Brewers teams didn't learn enough from it NOT to do it again. That is some ****ing genius bullshit right there.

Yes, Ned. It's great for our young team with questionable pitching to go out and lose in every conceivable idiotic fashion you can imagine through an entire season before April comes to a close. Might as well get all that out of the way early, I guess.

Charactor building.