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Video: Cirque de Solei Performer Flips and Twists Before Tossing First Pitch at Padres Game
Cirque du Solei performer flips before delivering the first pitch at Monday’s game between the San Diego Padres and Kansas City Royals at Petco Park. It’s strike! Sign him up
Indians Smack Royals Pitcher Mazzaro into a Performance for the Ages
According to Elias Sports Bureau, the Kansas City Royals Vin Mazzaro so-called performance Monday night against the Cleveland Indians was noteworthy in several ways. The facts: Mazzaro allowed 14 runs, all of them earned, in 2.1 innings of the Royals’ 19-1 thrashing … Continue reading
Washington Nationals Rick Ankiel Buys Advertisement to Thank St. Louis Cardinals Fans for Decade of Support
Washington Nationals center fielder Rick Ankiel, making his first visit to St. Louis as a visiting player, showed his appreciation to the St. Louis fans for their decade of support by taking out a half-page ad in Wednesday’s St. Louis … Continue reading
Posted in Advertising, Kansas City Royals, Outfielders, St. Louis Cardinals, Starting Pitchers, Washington Nationals
Tagged Atlanta Braves, Babe Ruth, Baseball, Busch Stadium, Center fielder, Kansas City Royals, Major League Baseball, MLB, New York Mets, Rick Ankiel, St. Louis Cardinals, St. Louis Missouri, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Washington Nationals
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Hilarious Video: Kansas City Royals Groundskeeper Gets Rolled Over By Tarp
The Kansas City Royals and Seattle Mariners knew a huge rainstorm was heading toward Kaufmann Stadium in Kansas City Thursday night. When it finally hit, the grounds crew started rolling out the tarp. Watch as Trevor Hogan, one of the … Continue reading
UPDATE: NOT GUILTY! Kansas City Royals Mascot on Trial for Assaulting Fan with a Hot Dog!
UPDATE: The Kansas City Star just reported that the jury only need an hour to clear Sluggerrr of any wrong doing in the case of the hot dog turned missile. The Kansas City Royals’ mascot, “Sluggerrr,” is on trial for … Continue reading
Posted in Injuries, Kansas City Royals, Law & Order, LOL, Mascots, Stadiums, Strange
Tagged American League, Baseball, crazy lawsuits, Hot dog, Kansas City Royals, MLB, Sluggerrr
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Pic: White Sox Juan Pierre Goes Bottoms Up!
Chicago White Sox left fielder Juan Pierre ends up upside down after attempting to catch a foul pop up during Sunday’s game against the Kansas City Royals. Even though the Sox lost 8-3, it’s great to see Pierre giving it all during … Continue reading
Royals Prospect Moustakas Wins Home Run Award
Kansas City Royals‘ hot prospect Mike Moustakas, who clubbed a combined 36 home runs with the Northwest Arkansas Naturals and Omaha Royals, won the 2010 Joe Bauman Home Run Award. The third baseman finished tied for the Minor League Baseball … Continue reading
Bobby Cramer’s First MLB Win a Lesson in Perseverance
A month shy of his 31st birthday, the Oakland Athletics’ Bobby Cramer became the oldest starter to make his debut in A’s history since 1945 when they were in Philadelphia. The lefty earned his first major league win by holding the Kansas City Royals … Continue reading
