<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en"><p>Royals minor-league affiliate at Wilmington is no-hit for a second straight game: <a href="http://t.co/oqnN2Z4GEB">http://t.co/oqnN2Z4GEB</a></p>&mdash; Pete Grathoff (@pgrathoff) <a href="https://twitter.com/pgrathoff/statuses/482758145236692992">June 28, 2014</a></blockquote>
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Bahahhaa. The Process!

How emasculating was it for Mistakeas + Erica watching a peer come into their home and blast a 489' (per ESPN measure) bomb in front of them? At least the Keystone Clowns responded with a nice 1-9 back at him.

McCullough said Royals staff walked off Trout's homer and changed their measurement to 455 feet. I think they originally said 445. I'm assuming they stop measuring once the ball hits something.

They measure where it lands, ESPN where it would've eventually landed. So if you stretch out Trout you have to do so for Bo, who's 475' bomb easily went further. He hit his right center field, landing on the base of the scoreboard pillars. Crazy.

The entire staff at Wilmington needs to be canned. Unreal how bad that team is offensively

billy Butler sucks

in other news, Tim Collins shaved

All 3 twins pitches we face have an ERA over 5.



Yes... 5.

Seems like those are the types of pitchers we have the most problem with.

shutout
no hitter
1 run

22 of the next 26 against teams with losing records. 20 of the next 26 against AL Central teams. July is a golden month to make a big move in standings, if not AL Central lead at least for the AL Wildcard.

:LOL:

I'll be more realistic and go with:

shut out
2 runs
1 run via error

LOB for the series: 25

Trust in the process

Don't forget this is the team that got swept by the Astros and then dominated the Cardinals, Yankees, White Sox and Tigers. I'd love to see them beat up on the weaker teams, but I'm cautious in my optimism.