Hudler says back to back plunks to lose is just baseball.

He still has a gun but his mentality looks like he has none

Music for the Loss Column:

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Another fine Dayton Moore acquisition
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I've come to the inevitable conclusion that you and I view the mental part of the game a lot differently, so I won't debate this with you.

Well this one is certainly going down in the anals of history.

This one hurts more because of the implications, coming to play your home opener after an uplifting 4-2 start brimming with confidence is different than flying east after blowing a W in extra innings at 3-3.

Oh well, long season.

I didn't see the last inning on my gamecast. How bad was the last inning? Ken Harvey bad?...watch out for the tarp! And don't stand between the cutoff man and the catcher on the relay throw!

Gordon still deserves POG

FUUUUUUUUUUUU

Same shit, different year.

Still on the bandwagon, but Holland, Crow, or anyone else need a shot before JB gets in there again with the game on the line.

Let's call up Gio & Coleman & get this shit going for real. Know it's not gunna happen, but it'd be nice.

To be honest, he earned the rights to the closer job last year. Broxton was a guy who sucked, then got hurt playing on another team. I appreciate that you don't want to mess with a guy like Holland who had the success he did last year, but......

Broxton threw pretty much every pitch in the exact same spot. 2 feet outside to the lefties. The rightys came up & he threw it in the same spot and hit both of them in 2 pitches. It was pretty bad.

I know it's just one game, but this is just typical Royals. I don't see anything from the first six games that make me believe this season is going to be any different from any of the past 10 seasons. They find ways to lose in games they're in far too often instead of grinding out wins when they don't play their best.