Royals fall flat on their face at home
A losing streak early in the season makes fans wonder if the 2012 Royals are the same old Royals of the past.
Tag: Tony Pena
Going To WAR On The Trades Of The GMDM Era- Part 2: 2007
Last week, we took a look at the deals pulled off in his first 6 months with the Royals. Now, we take a look at his first full year with the organization.
October 9, 1987 – The Day Jeffery Leonard’s One Flap Went Down
History will show that the Cardinals won the 1987 National League Championship series in seven games. What the books don’t say is that early in the third game of the series, Cardinals fans doubted that the series would even return to St. Louis. Horribly out-gunned, one veteran player rose up and took control of the game, and the series. On October 9, 1987, the day Jeffrey Leonard’s “One Flap” got knocked down.
The Other Game 7
Game seven of the 1987 World Series is often overlooked as one of the best ever.
10 Not-So-Greatest Offensive Seasons In Royals History
Last week Aaron Stilley examined the best offensive seasons in team history. Now… the other end of the list.
A Look Back At The Tony Pena Era
The former Royals manager could be a sensible fit as the next manager of the St. Louis Cardinals.