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Rushing hitters to the majors is the surest way to mess them up. Neither is close to advanced enough to hit in the major leagues. But would be much worse hitters on Day 1 than Frenchy. |
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Why are teams legit scared of 15-10 KC? Danny Duffy, almost a year removed from Tommy John, is sitting 94-97. Could join rotation late June. |
Will be representing next monday in Anaheim. Been trying to figure out who will be on the bump for us then, but with all these rainouts, it's been tough.
Thinking it will be Santana or Guthrie. Cant wait though. |
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Is he, like, good or something? |
Man how a year can change things. A year-ish ago GMDM was the biggest buffoon out there.
Sanchez was awful Kept Frenchy and he was awful while Melky was raking Lo Cain and Salvy hurt Duffy, the first starting pitcher to make it to the majors that he drafted blew his arm out. Hosmer wasn't hitting. Kind of still a problem Pretty much everything he's done since then has been golden edit: He still really needs Hosmer or Moose to pick it up though. You can't have to trade for starting pitching because all of yours got hurt, became pen arms or flamed out and then miss on most of your hitting prospects. Really Salvy is the only guy who he drafted and developed who is a starter for us either at the plate or as a starting pitcher. |
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Also **** the Tigers, once again, for facing a high school team.
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Edit: Also, Hosmer has been blistering the ball. Bad luck, right now. |
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On another note, Gordon and Cain look like All Stars. So does Escobar, for that matter. |
Anyone know if tonight's game will be televised?
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As far as Hosmer, you can't get robbed if you hit it out of the park. He has a worse slug percentage than last year or even Chris Getz or Frenchy this year coming into the game. Hopefully he gets it going but bad BABIP type luck or not he's awful at this point. |
Think I'm gonna go ahead and finally go to another game this weekend....Friday seems like a good one
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Buster Olney @Buster_ESPN 5m
If PHI doesn't turn it around, Chase Utley could be one of the most interesting players on the trade market. KC, BAL great possible fits. |
Chase Utley in the 3 hole with Shields/Santana/Guthrie and Wade Davis back in the bullpen could be enough for us to do some SERIOUS damage. Especially if Santana keeps flashing ACE stuff like he has been.
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Philly's not going to turn it around, so we might as well start fighting over Utley right now.
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So what would you guys give up for a half year of Utley?
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a couple mid level prospects
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probably anyone
**** it, right? |
Get Utley as quick as you can. I dont think he should cost the royals any major piece in the minors
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Royals becoming bigger story than Chefs post draft...
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Who here would undo the Myers/Shields trade?
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Yep, go get him now. Philly doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell.
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Hos and Moose have to step it up bigtime. They've been terrible at the plate. Our hitting with risp is winning games
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Why? This trade won't be analyzed in one month. I'd sure hope we'd be ahead one month in and taking on $13 million in salaries. Odorizzi did start today and contribute to a no hitter
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I'm happy with the trade. Pitching is king, and Shields is a kick-ass pitcher. I'll feel much better if we can add 2 years to his deal.
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I can't see us going after Utley but you talk about an ideal fit...wow...
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I don't know if I've gotten to the point where I'd say I would not undo the trade yet, but Wil's 102 AB so far this season is a data point in favor of the trade. Yeah its a fraction of a minor league season, but his power has fallen off and he's striking out at a higher rate than ever now.
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To me, the trade seems to be a situation where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts. This team has a swagger. They fight for 27 outs. The starters grind when they don't have it, and they dominate when they do. The middle relievers shorten the games. The closer(s) slam the door. Even the long relievers keep us in games.
Our hitters are spoiling tough two strike pitches, shooting outside pitches the other way, and generally go to the plate with a plan every time. Maybe I'm giving Shields too much credit, and he isn't solely responsible for all of it, but the trade signifies a change in attitude/expectations, and Shields seems to have the perfect mentality for this team. |
If Odorizzi makes it good for him. I don't think I'd regret the trade because of him. It's Myers that will make it look stupid. Although as mentioned his numbers aren't quite as dominant in AAA so far. Maybe he's finally getting bored with playing down there.
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anyone know how to take chiefsplanet off of mobile?
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I have no idea what that means but I don't have bob hamlin with me.
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yeah How do you change the skin?
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pooopie!
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I was initially not happy with the trade (largely because of the extra pieces and my initial underestimation of Wade Davis' value vs. Odorizzi and the extra pieces).
I changed my mind after a little bit of time (and after evaluating some of the concerns about Wil Myers). I think the first post in this thread is about that, actually. KC still needs to make the playoffs either this year or next OR get better production from Davis in the rotation over the course of that contract than the Rays get from Odorizzi. If they don't make the playoffs and Davis doesn't work out as a starter, the trade fails. I still think Myers is an all-star level guy in MLB, but I'm pretty convinced at this point he is more a righthanded Jay Bruce than Ryan Braun light. My feelings about Utley are clear. Make it happen! |
so what if the Royals shocked the world and won a World Series this year?
how many years of futility would you accept for 1 WS ring? |
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I've always been curious as a KC fan. We never win shit... so say we lucked into a Super Bowl next year (lol, I know right)... how fun would that be? Does Denver still enjoy their run in the late 90s? Does it help ease the pain of 2 win seasons? I feel like I'd enjoy the hell out of that ride but I'd rather build a team like NE who is in it every ****ing year and lose the final game 9 times out of 10 then win 1 Super Bowl and go back to being mediocre. it has to be a blast to be a NE fan even though I hate all of those ****ers especially the ones who post on CP |
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I've got "pretty decent every other year but never win the big game" already with the chiefs. I'll take "suck for a couple decades, then win it all", especially since I've already watched the team through the first part of that plan. |
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WS ring would be worth at least a five-year high.
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Detroit's 4 game series with Houston is finally over. Time to retake 1st place.
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I understand these guys being pumped after a win, but if someone gets hurt while celebrating a win....that will be uber-lame.
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Drove up from Dallas yesterday. Staying at a buddies house in Overland Park. Really stoked to be going to the game today. **** I've missed being up here. I could see myself moving back.
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not Royals related but baseball. Prince Fielder argues a strike out call TWICE in the same game, and gets nothing more than the stink eye from the home plate ump. Yet, in a different game, Bryce Harper strikes out on a check swing called strike three, argues the call and then gets tossed by the third base ump.
weird stuff http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?...s_mlb&c_id=mlb |
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apparently, Harper tossed his hat and helmet. |
Its time to start aiming for the wild card. Detroit's pitching is absolutely monstrous this year.
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