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KC Took over 4th place from Detroit Tigers
One more win ensures NOT having a 90 loss season.
This month has been incredible for the Royales with Cheese. They are 15-7 so far with 4 games left. Very impressive ending to the season, and one that will be encouraging for the organization moving forward! Yay! Royals. |
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How would you like to be a Tigers fan right about now? Preseason favorites to win the division. |
if only they hadn't lost 10 or 12 games in a row earlier this year
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When the stadium gets renovated completely, it will be a LOT easier to lure free agents here. The future for the Royals looks better than the future of the Chiefs. As sad as that may seem. |
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good for them :clap:
too bad they only win after the games because meaningless |
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maybe the other teams have given up so it's easier ... dunno. just seems like every year we play our best ball after the season is all but over. |
Yip-ee.
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Actually watched the game over my bil's house. They looked good yesterday. Hell, the Braves one too!
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With 72 wins, I won a grand betting the over/under. Not too shabby.
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couple bad losing streaks hurt us this season. but i will take the progress we made this year as we did make real progress.
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this season has been a partial success, greinke has come on real well, meche pitched well, no 100 loss season, aviles has impressed...
on the other hand guillen has pretty much worn out his welcome with a couple of years left..... |
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Just a thought.... Not only that but recently we have always played well in the last month of the season and usually it doesn't carry over to the spring because we usually are out of the race by late May early June. |
I can't believe people are actually excited. All we're doing right now is hurting draft position.
Winning too many games in September a year or two back cost us David Price.... |
Boy could you imagine being a Detroit fan today? Your football GM goes down in flames, and your baseball team can't even beat the Royals. Man...
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Shealy has been playing well too
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Hopefully we add one or two more quality talent(pay for them on offense) and try and go after another #1 pitcher.. 1st.................Shealy, Ka'aihue 2nd.................Healthy Grudz, because I dont know if anyone is out there for an upgrade without trading.. SS..................Aviles 3rd.................Gordon C...................Olivio DH.................Butler, Shealy LF..................Guillen, Adam Dunn CF..................Baby Dejesus RF...................Adam Dunn, Guillen AJ Burnett if he opts out.. Oliver Perez Sabitha |
Guillen is fine. I am glad we signed him. Maybe if we get some more sticks around him he can do even better. His attitude may be drama for KC but I can give a crap if he is giving me 20\100 every year.
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Guillen will be a force if he gets protection, its also nice to see Gordon hitting again too
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That pitcher you all had out there last night looked very good.
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That's a complete myth...People love to say that we play well when it doesn't matter, but the facts prove them wrong. Since 1995, we have had 2 winning Septembers. We have not won more than 13 games in the month of September since the 2000 season. These are the Royals September records going back to the 1995 season. Number in parenthesis is games played in October, which I've included in the "September" records 1995: 12-18 (1) 1996: 13-11 1997: 12-16 1998: 8-16 1999: 13-16 (2) 2000: 15-14 (1) 2001: 11-16 (6) 2002: 7-19 2003: 13-15 2004: 12-19 (3) 2005: 13-18 (2) 2006: 13-14 (1) 2007: 9-19 Our total September record from 1995-2007 is: 151-211 which gives a winning percentage of .420 If you were to equate this to a 162 game season, our record would be 68-94 If anything, the Royals play pretty below average in the final month of the season. I took way too much time on this :shake: *Records were compiled using www.baseball-almanac.com |
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Yeah, and we will probably end up trading him for two turds in a punchbowl. |
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How embarassing for Detroit....don't they have the highest payroll this year after the Yankees of course?
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Gordons stance looks a bit different, he seems to be wobbling as he's up there
RBI SINGLE by Alex, 4-0 in the 5th now 10 game hitting streak |
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5-0 now after a run walked in, bases loaded 2 out |
Pena JR just walked a run in, lmfao tigers suck
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LMFAO bases clearing triple by Maier 9-0 Royals, 6 runs scored with 2 outs
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nice triple by Maier!! 9-0 Royals!! hahaha
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Weren't the Tigers supposed to score 1000 runs this season?
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Let's hope Bannister just goes after people and doesn't try to be too fine on the corners.
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The Cardinals are playing Cesar Izturis at SS and have no true leadoff man. If they allow themselves to be outbid by the Royals for the best FA fit the team has seen in 10 years, they'll be crucified. They'd damn well better be. |
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If you made a list of the teams who could use a guy like Gil Meche, you'd be listing every team. The Royals went and got him when he was the best free agent pitcher on the market that year. They knew what they wanted, paid for it and got him. Who is to say Furcal won't come here unless no one else is bidding? |
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The Cardinals have deeper pockets than the Royals and have pared about $45 million off their payroll, mostly in ineffective players. The Royals can bid all they want, the Cardinals have the resources to outbid them and a brand new stadium built under the auspices that it would make us a player for big-time FAs. Like I said, nobody has fit the club better than Furcal in a looooong time. If this wasn't precisely the reason the new stadium was built, nothing is and the fans were lied to. They absolutely cannot allow the Royals to outbid them. The fans should revolt if they do. |
Wow Cardinal fan arrogance. I like our chances with Frucal. But am fine with Aviles and Callaspo.
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10-0 now after a infield rbi single by Gathright
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Facts: 1) The Cardinals have a huge need at SS 2) The Cardinals have a huge need at leadoff 3) Furcal is an elite leadoff man and very good SS 4) The Cardinals will have more money to spend than the Royals, even if their payroll remains static due to freed up obligations to hurt or ineffective players 5) The Cardinals just convinced the city to give them a lot of money so they could "be players for impact free agents" _____________________________________________ So, in light of these facts, how would it be even remotely acceptable for the Cardinals to be outbid by the Royals? If a team with a larger budget like the Yankees outbid them, I'd be less upset. But if the Pirates, Rays, Royals or anyone else that simply doesn't have as much coin to spend outbids them, I'll be furious. I think it's even less likely due to the fact that the Royals getting him, an instate rival, would inflame passions in STL even more. Unless you can point to some intangible, which would be nothing more than speculation and/or arrogance on your part, the current set of operative facts certainly suggests that losing Furcal to the Royals would be unacceptable to the Cardinals. |
Kila with a single off the wall, god that ball jumps off his bat
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Why has Pena been starting at SS the last two nights?
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73 wins!!!! We will avoid 90 losses! **** YEAH!
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Milton Bradley has 407 at bats w/ a .324 percentage http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/player...?playerId=4245, Aviles has the same at bats w/ a .323 percentage http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/player...playerId=29145. Yet Aviles isn't mentioned with the league leaders now or has been this year.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/stats/...l&seasonType=2 I know there's a minimum for at bats but he's the same as MB so why no love. |
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KC also passed Detroit for worst football GM in the league now.
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Well we play the twins next who will no doubt be at the top of their game trying to win the division. We could just as easily get knocked right back into last place.
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God forbid the Royals sign somebody and the Cardinals dont.
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No matter what anyone says, this organization took a big step forward this year.
We hit the 70 win barrier We avoided 90 losses We FINALLY developed a stud ace pitcher in Greinke With Greinke and Meche, we have a great 1-2 punch that is up there with most teams in the league. If Gordon and/or Butler take a step forward next year and become the hitter they have the ability to be, we truly have the chance to reach 500 or beyond next year. We still lack depth in the rotation and have some question marks in the lineup, but KC fans should be pretty satisfied with the results of this season. |
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How insane would it be if David Glass doubled the payroll and we signed Sabathia?
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I dont know about Sabathia, seems like he's an arm injury waiting to happen. Milwaukee pretty much pitched him 8 or 9 every game it seemed
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Cubs and Blue Jays were both chasing Meche, Yankees were after Lilly to start with, he signed with the Cubs after the Yankees pulled out to re-sign Pettitte. Meche is two years younger, too, and the Royals got a 5-year instead of 4 from him. In an offseason where there were really only two pitchers available and the Yankees were pitching-poor (more than they realized, looking back) Lilly only got $8 million. |
I'd rather have Sheets than Sabathia
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