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
The Kansas City Royals jumped out to a hot start in the ALCS, winning both games at Kauffman Stadium to take a 2-0 lead before traveling North towards Toronto for games 3, 4, and 5.
Unfortunately for KC, the Johnny
It wasn’t the easiest series the Kansas City Royals have ever played, but they certainly made game 5–the elimination game–look like a breeze behind Johnny Cueto’s best performance as a Royal.
If not for a mis-throw from Mike Moustakas, Cueto
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
Not many would have guessed that following an 11-8 loss which wasn’t really that close until the 9th inning would be followed up by a 14-2 route by the Kansas City Royals, yet, that’s exactly what the American League Central
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
I continue to marvel at the success of the Royals. They’ve been a joy to watch all season, if they can just keep this rotation humming, and we’re not asking for much.
We need 5 decent innings out of each of the
It wasn’t exactly the start to the 2015 ALDS the Kansas City Royals were hoping for, but a chance at evening the series against Houston is the focus for Friday’s 2:45 game 2.
An hour-long rain delay was fitting
Kudos to the Kansas City Royals. The only American League team to return to the playoffs this season. No A’s, no Angels, no Orioles and especially no Tigers. I like that!
In the other league, of course, the Read More
