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But the real story, as we've seen several times over the previous decade... is the A's and Rays are leading their big budget divisions with payrolls that are 10+ and 20+ million dollars less than the Royals. This kind of thing has happened several times in recent years. |
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And it pisses me off. |
And the Rays play in a crappy ballpark and have an apathetic fanbase.
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Absolutely. Incompetence plain and simple. Shitty talent evaluation. Stubbornness to stick by those players even after they have proven to be failures. It is like an entire franchise of Pioli/Cassel syndrome. Completely unfathomable. |
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Tampa Oakland and yes, KC have been extremely injury-free this year. That explains what's happening in the standings. |
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Sorry but, the big money clubs injury problems does not detract from the competence emanating from a couple of the smaller franchises. |
Myers with 2 more home runs today and 4 RBIs. It's a struggle trying not to pay attention, but when the guy is blowing up like this I can't help it.
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Dayton really need to address the 2nd base and 3rd base.... Moose is just terrible, and he's just overmatched.
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That pitch looked really high.
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Alex turning back into Alice in front of our eyes. He swung at ball two and ball three. No place discipline.
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Rany just posted a long update, listing basically all of the potential targets for 2B, while first arguing that we shouldn't be buyers in the traditional sense.
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The team has the money to re sign Santana. Let's not use that as an excuse
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What's the list?
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We are paying Santana 13 million this year.
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As for Dayton saving his ass, I just have doubts that Glass actually would fire him if this team finishes anywhere near .500. I'm thinking it's going to take an epic collapse for him to not be employed in 2014, unfortunately. Now, if we're not in legitimate contention at this point next season..... |
Both the Tigers and Indians win again. This is just ridiculous that we win five in a row and don't even make up a game.
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So Myers + 2 RLP = better than where we're at now. |
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****ing. Way. Posted via Mobile Device |
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How many innings has he pitched in the majors?
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Seven. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Point one
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You are talking out of your ass Posted via Mobile Device |
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And Davis is better? Nope worse even after the good game the other night. Posted via Mobile Device |
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The numbers do not tell how things WOULD have played out had the trade not been made. Different circumstances often lead to different results. Who is to say that Myers would hit anything playing for the Royals? No one else on the team seems to be able to. |
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I would trot Davis out there over Odorizzi any day. |
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Myers didn't "develop" in TB. He was ready to go. |
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you are talking about using him to start which he hasn't shown he's any better than Odorizzi at this point. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Hindsight is 50/50 when reviewing trades brahs!
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might as well just leave it be now. Posted via Mobile Device |
We're still talking about the Royals at the end of July. You can thank the starting pitching for that.
Maybe Myers is a stud, maybe not. If he's in right and Hoch is our staff ace again, we're on pace to lose 90-100 again. |
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Odorizzi is hot garbage.
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If we didn't trade Myers for Shields, I have it on good authority that Moore was looking to bring back Kyle Davies and Scott Elarton, with the latter being the opening day starter. Hoch was starting. Chen was starting. Wait! He still is! And we could not acquire another starter, per league rules. Forget that there were a host of options. The math is wrong. I swear. |
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The Royals are on the edges of contention at the end of July because their pitching has been outstanding.
Shields has been outstanding. Santana has been outstanding. Guthrie's been good, hell, even Chen has been good. The bullpen's been nails mostly. No Shields and we're not having this discussion. He brings more than just numbers. At some point here, players like Gordon, Butler, Hosmer, and Moustakas are all going to get hot at the same time and this team can and will go on a run. Statistically speaking, Billy and Alex aren't .275 or .280 hitters. It's gonna happen. The only question is, will they be too far gone to make up the ground? |
No way Moustakas gets hot the rest of this season.
He is a pile of shit at the plate with no power when he does get hits. |
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Oh, so you admit that you're not going to factor in common sense? Cool. |
The Royals record matches their pythagoraen record. That would suggest they are not getting lucky. So, would they need to get lucky to contend for a wild card?
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TV deals by team:
eam RSN Avg. Annual Rights Fee Equity Stake Expiration Year Arizona Diamonbacks FS Arizona $31 million 2015 Atlanta Braves FS Sports South/Sports South $20-$30 million 2031 Baltimore Orioles MASN $29 million 87% N/A Boston Red Sox NESN $60 million 80% N/A Chicago Cubs CSN Chicago/WGN $50 million (combined) 20% CSN Chicago WGN: 2014/CSN: 2019 Chicago White Sox CSN Chicago $45.5 million 40% N/A Cincinnati Reds FS Ohio $30 million 2016 Cleveland Indians FS Ohio $40 million 2022 Colorado Rockies Root Rocky Mountain $20 million 2014 Detroit Tigers FS Detroit $40 million 2017 Houston Astros CSN Houston $80 million 45% 2032 Kansas City Royals FS Kansas City $20 million 2019 Los Angeles Angels FS West $150 million 25% 2032 Los Angeles Dodgers SportsNet LA $340 million 2038 Miami Marlins FS Florida $18 million N/A Milwaukee Brewers FS Wisconsin $20 million 2019 Minnesota Twins FS North $29 million N/A New York Mets SNY $65 million (inc. over time) 65% 2030 New York Yankees YES $90 million (inc. over time) 34% 2042 Oakland A’s CSN California $43-$48 million 2029 (opt-out after 2023) Philadelphia Phillies CSN Philadelphia $35 million 2015 Pittsburgh Pirates Root Pittsburgh $18 million 2019 San Diego Padres FS San Diego $60 million 20% 2031 San Francisco Giants CSN Bay Area $30 million 35% 2032 Seattle Mariners Root Northwest $115 million more than 50% 2030 St. Louis Cardinals FS Midwest $25-28 million 2019 Tampa Bay Rays SunSports $20 million 2016 Texas Rangers FS Southwest $150 million 10% 2034 Toronto Blue Jays Rogers Sportsnet $36 million N/A Washington Nationals MASN $29 million 13% N/A |
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It would be more of an accomplishment than anything the Chiefs have ever done in the last 15 years. |
Ken Rosenthal @Ken_Rosenthal 27m
Source confirms #Angels willing to listen on Kendrick, Aybar, others, as first reported by @jeffpassan. Goal is to upgrade starting pitching Could we get Kendrick? |
Ken Rosenthal @Ken_Rosenthal 27m
Source confirms #Angels willing to listen on Kendrick, Aybar, others, as first reported by @jeffpassan. Goal is to upgrade starting pitching Could we get Kendrick? |
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For Kendrick or Aybar, #Angels would seek a starter under multi-year control. Some teams want major leaguers for such pitchers, source says. Needs to be multi year control |
I'm glad we're at .500. I'll be honest, I didn't think it would happen... I hope they keep digging...
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Rather have Gaybar than Kendrick. We're set in the outfield for the rest of the year. Think they'd take Hoch? They've been showcasing him over the past week. Hey, why not trade for both of them? Make them the SS-2B combo and move Escobar to third, send Moose to AA NW Arkansas!
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