Category Archive: Trust The Process

Apr 02

Guest post: On-field Opening Day experience!

Matt got there so early, Crown Vision wasn't even on yet!

Season ticket holder and Royal Blues reader Matt B. is a Royals season ticket holder. This year, he had an enviable vantage point for some of the Opening Day pre-game festivities. I invited him to share his experiences here… ___________________________________ Opening Day has always seemed more like a holiday to me than just the beginning …

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Apr 02

The Y’Know Meter: Game 2

People on Twitter have been making fun of Royals players who say “Y’know” for as long as people have been talking about the Royals on Twitter. This season, I’ll be keeping track of the player interviews on the Royals postgame show on FSKC so we can see quantifiably who the King of Y’Know really is. …

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Mar 29

Link of the Day: 1985!

A while ago, I got an email from Rany Jazayerli. It was really vague and mysterious – it basically said, I need your help on a thing, but I won’t specify what that thing is until you assure me you can keep it a secret until the week of Opening Day. I agreed to help …

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Mar 28

About Mike Sweeney

This is the first time I’ve been near a stable(ish) Internet connection since the news came out Friday that Mike Sweeney signed a one-day contract with the Royals and retired. Like many Royals fans of this era, I have Opinions about Sweeney. But unlike most cynical bloggers out there, mine are positive ones. Mike Sweeney, …

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Mar 02

Let’s talk about talking about Zack Greinke

Every day this week, and I think a few days last week, members of the Kansas City mainstream media have written about Zack Greinke. (Here’s today’s.) That would be perfectly acceptable if we had rewound ourselves and it was 2010 again. Zack Greinke played for the Royals a year ago. He does not now. So …

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Jan 21

FanFest: Jeff Francoeur on leadership

Over and over, Royals fans have been told that Jeff Francoeur is a great leader. But what does that mean? What does a leader DO in the clubhouse that is different from other players who have been around the game? I decided to ask Jeff Francoeur about it, and he actually had some concrete examples …

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Jan 21

FanFest odds and ends

I’ve met bloggers in real life before, but never experienced anything quite like this! It is strange to say things about spending $11 at Taco Bell out loud, and have the person standing next to me understand what the heck I’m talking about. Or to stand around sipping beers and breaking down the swings of …

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Jan 21

FanFest musings: the Dayton Moore interview

Nobody told Dayton Moore that a room full of bloggers would be interviewing him. He was already sitting down at our table before anyone told him what we were. We did not get many questions in – more on that in a moment – but I don’t think we asked him softballs. For example, Nick …

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Jan 19

Last call: Questions for FanFest

Tomorrow is the bloggy portion of the Royals FanFest. I’ve been gathering questions for the last week, but most of them are for Dayton Moore. So, I’ll put this out there: What do you want me to ask of Ned Yost, Jeff Francoeur and Billy Butler? I’ll gather questions until about 11:30 Thursday morning, when …

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Jan 18

Gil Meche to retire

According to Mike Swanson, Gil Meche is announcing his retirement from baseball today. My computer time is limited right now, but I had these initial thoughts: 1) Daaaaaaamn. First and foremost, I’m bummed for the guy. I will always cherish Gil’s very first start in a Royals uniform, a 7.1 inning gem against Boston on …

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