We arrived at our Washington, D.C., hotel on a Wednesday night, ready for a once-in-a-lifetime experience. A visit to the White House rapidly approached, less than 12 hours away. As my wife and I unpacked in the late hours of the night for this quick trip, I was faced with
January 6, 2016 will go down as a historical day in Kansas City Royals history. After a lifetime of losing superstars to trade or free agency because of a price tag too rich, the Royals finally won a battle and
“Now what do we do?” That seems to be the question everyone around Kansas City, and the region, is asking following the magical Royals run. People going back to school and work (and let’s be honest, they were technically at work
December 19th, 2010 may not be a date on the minds of many Kansas City Royals fans during this playoff race, but it’s a moment in franchise history that continues to pay dividends. That was the day Royals general
Marathon complete, time to sprint. Only ten teams finished the big race known as the Major League Baseball regular season still standing. That group of survivors immediately became eight thanks to the dramatic and perhaps unfair one-game wildcard (a debate
Who’s going to spring training? Seems like everyone I talk to plans to make the journey to the Valley of the Sun, including many first-timers. So here’s some advice, recommendations and favorites of mine as I enter my ninth season covering Read More
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Some fun facts for those of you coming to our amazing city or getting ready for the Royals-Mets World Series:
Yes, Mets fans have Seinfeld and
Well that was fun! Take a deep breath, collect your nerves, and get ready for the next round of heart pounding and stomach churning action. Four teams now remain and only the Kansas City Royals return as a participant in one
