It was time. You’re going to read plenty the next few days about Dayton Moore’s firing. Columns documenting the Royals’ failure to develop players since the 2015 World Series, notably pitching. Hot takes about his stubbornness and loyalty to not only people, but also an outdated philosophy. Blogs on signings that didn’t pan out and […]
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A few weeks, on my step-daugther’s birthday, I stopped by Dick’s Sporting Goods in Leawood on the way home from work to pick up a basketball. She wants to learn how to play, so it seemed like the perfect gift. As I walked to the front of the store, basketball in tow, I did a
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Fire Ned Yost and Dayton Moore. I was going to write that Sunday after the Royals lost their third straight game to the mighty Minnesota Twins, wasting a golden opportunity to inch closer to .500 and pull within a couple of games of first place in the A.L. Central. But I’m holding off on that
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