Five storylines from Kansas City Royals camp
This has been an interesting spring for the Kansas City Royals.
Tag: Batters
Carlos Martinez could follow Shelby Miller path to starting rotation
St. Louis Cardinals righthanded starting pitcher Shelby Miller had to beat out Joe Kelly for the fifth and final spot in the rotation through somewhat of a spring training-long duel between the two pitchers in 2013, and Kelly faces a similar challenge that could produce a similar result in 2014.
Luke Hochevar out for the 2014 season, will have Tommy John surgery
Hochevar’s loss in 2014 will hurt him more than the team.
Wacha, The One Hit Wonder
It’s been quite the year around Michael Wacha thus far. Long before his nearly historic outing last night, the rookie righty has put together an enticing showing in his first rodeo, one that is just getting started.
Avoiding a Red October for Wainwright
The struggles of Adam Wainwright have caused for a red alert about if the Cardinals rotation can hold up to the demands of the remaining pennant chase.
Now is the time for Kansas City Royals’ Duffy
After missing much of the year recovering from Tommy John surgery, it appears that Danny Duffy is ready to claim a spot in the Kansas City Royals’ rotation for the rest of this season and possibly next season as well.
Triple Play: Clayton Kershaw, Edinson Volquez, Ichiro
Let’s just appreciate the greatness we have had the privilege of watching for the past 13 seasons. There will be plenty of time to debate Ichiro’s place in history after he has retired.
Playoff Push Begins With St. Louis Cardinals 14-inning Victory Over Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals mark start of playoff push in 14-inning win against Pittsburgh Pirates
Second half story lines for the Royals
The second half of the season should offer up many story lines for the Royals.
Could another Cardinal arm be needed?
Pitching has been the strength of the Cardinals throughout their league-best season opening. But as the trade season approaches, could adding to their greatest asset be necessary?