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Lefebvre was awesome on the radio as the counterpart to Denny. He's increasingly become homerific on FSN over the years, which is a far cry from the font of sarcasm that was the Matthews/Lefebvre radio booth.
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I don't have any insight, but wouldn't they just move Jeff Montgomery into the booth to replace Frank?
Or did I miss something? As for the pitching, I tend to agree that it's not worth overpaying for a FA pitcher who isn't worth it (although I really like CJ Wilson), but at some point DM has to get a legit #1 down the road. I don't expect the 2012 team to win the WS or anything (although I do expect a pretty big improvement), but at some point you're gunna have to get that #1 somehow... Now that I think about it, I supposed we could have that guy in the organization somewhere... |
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As far as #1 in the organization... maybe the other Monty or Odorizzi but they're both just up and comers at this point. I agree that a true ace would be nice but if we can't get it this off season I "think" we have enough to compete now. I'd rather we go with what we have than over pay a guy who isn't really an ace. Maybe they can trade for it yet. |
What pitchers are FA next offseason? Maybe Moore is waiting on somebody specific.
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I am perfectly happy to have Moore sit on prospects this year. It would be awesome to take a totally home-grown team to the WS. What is really amazing to me, is that we have such a derth of talent still in the minor league system that we could/should move some of our more developed talent for younger talent. JMO
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I don't know what exactly you expect this team to compete for this season (as of right now, I'd be perfectly happy with a .500+ record in 2012), but I agree that it's perfectly fine for DM to be sitting & waiting for a good scenario rather than panicking & doing anything to grab that #1 (or any piece, for that matter). This franchise's window for competing for championships is barely even cracked, there's no need to go crazy. I just think if you're going to win the World Series (which is the goal at some point, right?), you need a go-to pitcher. Need a win, put said pitcher on the mound... And we'll see what he does in the rest of the offseason and down the road, but I'm starting to feel a helluva lot more comfortable with Dayton & the job he's doing. I know "The Process" gets made fun of a lot (much like the "Right 53" which I think is complete bullshit), but I like that Dayton's stuck to his guns and now has this team in a position that it hasn't been in my lifetime with a lot of people around baseball seemingly starting to take notice of what's going on in KC. I can't wait for the Chiefs sorry asses to finish their season so I can start watching the Royals. ... That's the first time in my life I've ever said/typed anything like that. |
The Royals have backed off on signing free agent pitchers because the ones that are good want a multi-year deal. The Royals feel like the kids they have coming up are going to be good quality pitchers but they need a pitcher for the next year or two. That's one reason for the Chen re-signing.
Moore has said in interviews that they are still looking for rotation help through trade. If they can get a good quality pitcher with a year or two left on their contract, that is what they will do. |
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edit... although upon looking it up his title is Vice President-Internet and New Media. Buddy said Sales Manager. |
Petro is going off right now about Dayton Moore telling Fox he no longer wanted Frank White as a color analyst for games in 2012.
Is Frank a little to real for you, DM? Frankly (no pun intended), I enjoy a broadcaster who tells it like it is, rather than sugar-coating and glad-handing the organization. |
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Royals story on SportingNews.com…it says that Melky Cabrera was the Royal’s best player???
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