Well he's certainly had an interesting couple of days. #51 on our list is Mark Teahen. "Tell us about Teahen," says Billy.Mark Teahen, says Erik, is a third baseman from St. Mary's College just...
As the Royals and Yankees match up this weekend, let's take a look at a player beloved by both franchises - #52 on our list, David Cone . What's the first thing you think of when you hear the name...
I think when he began his career, most of us thought he would be much higher, but here he is at #54 - Jose RosadoBack in the late 90s, there wasn't a whole lot of deference to pitch counts, at...
"Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them. With Major Major it had been all three." -Joseph Heller, Catch-22 Stretching the term...
I messed up. For those of you that read my blog, you'll know that on my blog, I actually put Emil ahead of Raul. You should know that I assembled this list in 2006, basing it on compiled Win...
Its only fitting that Gaetti follows Gagne, as they were teammates on the left-side of the diamond in both Minnesota and Kansas City. The 60th Greatest Royal of All-time is Gary Gaetti.G...
The 61st Greatest Royal of All-Time was the gritty, slick-fielding Greg Gagne. Greg Gagne was an excellent defensive shortstop, and a solid hitter who ended a putrid stretch of starting...
When he was a rookie, many thought he'd be among the greatest Royals of all-time. Instead, Clint Hurdle is #63 on the list of Greatest Royals of All-Time.Before there was Angel Berroa, before there...
Oh boy, a controversial choice! Number 64 in Royals history is the pariah Angel Berroa.Like "The Matrix" sequels, Angel Berroa was big in 2003, only to receive poor reviews later onAngel Berroa has...
The 65th Greatest Royal was our favorite Canadian, Matt StairsMatt Stairs was a professional hitter, eh? What's that aboot?Matt Stairs was a portly first baseman and outfielder who spent nearly...
