Category Archive: Uncategorized

Apr 28

How did I become a Royals fan?

Lee Warren at Royal Reflections was kind enough to interview me to discover why I am a Royals fan. Enjoy! Labels: baseball, quickies, Royals

Apr 27

Still here, thawing out

Last night was yet another cold, rainy night for the Omaha Royals and their faithful fans. Five Royals players homered, but…Omaha still lost. It sucked. Overheard in the Omaha dugout: “Why are there still people here? Don’t they know it’s cold and raining out here?” Before that game, I tagged along to help with this …

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Apr 21

O-Royals tidbits

We are already sixteen games into the season, and the Omaha Royals have a sweet 10-6 record that puts them atop the PCL North. Three of the losses have been at home, and three have been on the road, so it’s too early to tell if the team will repeat its drastic home/road split from …

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Apr 17

BIG news for B&OT

After the departure of a few of their fine blogstresses, the Ladies… were looking for new contributors. After a rigorous screening process that included a background check, urinalysis, submission to random drug testing, an IQ test, and a strange ritual involving paddles, two kittens, and KY Jelly, I am one of them. Why would I …

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Apr 16

Fantasy conundrum

I resisted the urge to try fantasy baseball for years. I know myself well enough to know that once I started a fantasy team, I’d get hooked and spend way too much time on it. I was pretty much right. And tonight, I am faced with a heck of a quandary with my fantasy team: …

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Apr 14

Double your awesome, double your fun

Learning is an incredible thing. Here’s what I have been learning from the Royals lately: – One complete game is really fun to see as a fan. Predictably, I was thrilled yesterday as Bannister neared the end of his smart, efficient, mostly flawless complete game. I didn’t get to behold the entire triumph but Bannister’s …

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Apr 14

Harlan Chamberlain collapses in his home

Many of you may have already seen this linked from Ball Star or elsewhere, but it is pretty sad: Harlan Chamberlain in critical condition According to sources, Harlan Chamberlain collapsed at his home in Lincoln, Neb. He was listed in critical condition at St. Elizabeth Regional Medical Center in Lincoln, a nursing supervisor there told …

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Apr 11

The baseball gods HATE GI Johnny

Non-Husker fans, you may leave this post alone if you wish. But I really feel the need to vent (The kind with words, not the Coors kind). Nine innings. One run. That’s a damn good pitching outing, right? …not good enough for Johnny Dorn tonight, as the Huskers scored no runs against Oklahoma State. Boo. …

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Apr 11

Guillen can play

Not only can Jose Guillen play baseball, he’s being allowed to as well.. Thank you, I’ll be here all week. I, like others before me, am pleased that he isn’t required to serve his suspension. Had he been accused of purchasing HGH by any means that could be held up in court, I would have …

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Apr 08

Shiny metallic hats, wins for Bannister, piles of meat

Rain and cold aren’t the most ideal conditions for a baseball road trip, but my brothers, friends, and I are either really good fans or really stupid so we forged southward anyway for the Royals’ Home Opener. We also forgot how exactly to get to Gates BBQ (“HIMAYIHELPYOU”), but luckily we found it right before …

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