Covering MLB with a focus on the St. Louis Cardinals and Kansas City Royals
After three games Friday through Sunday against the Braves, the Cardinals will head to Pittsburgh for five games in four games, including a doubleheader to make up for a rainout April 16, and finish with three games the following weekend in Cincinnati.
There seems to be a trend recently where ballplayers are coming out against PEDs and stating the suspected player should be stripped of an award.
No big-league pitcher has won more games than St. Louis Cardinals right-handed starter Lance Lynn in the past year-and-a-half, but that doesn’t mean Lynn has been the best pitcher in that time period.
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Musial died Saturday at age 92, and for the next several days many tributes will highlight his work on and off the field. He deserves every single one of them.
Two years waiting for the All Star Game to come to Kansas City is over.
It started around 11:30 AM as I pulled into Lot F and checked my phone to see Ned Yost’s Opening Day lineup.
It’s hard to imagine a Spring Training going much worse than 2012 has gone for the Kansas City Royals, so I thought I should offer up a little Kool Aid for a fan base that may be growing hesitant to partake.
This week I’m going to focus on a player who I believe must blossom into All-Star caliber pitcher if “The Process” is going to get the Royals into the playoffs.
The Kansas City Royals can and should look at moving their all-star closer Joakim Soria
