#66 on our list, but #1 in your heart is fan favorite Bill PecotaFor some, he will always be Player Empirical Comparison and Optimization Test Algorithm. But for me, he'll always be good ol' I-29B...
The 67th Greatest Royal of All-Time is Bob OliverBefore there was the Curse of Balboni there was the Curse of Bob OliverBob Oliver was a versatile ballplayer and the first power hitter in Royals...
Slowly on the countdown, we reach #68 - Pat SheridanIn between stints scaring children at local playgrounds, Sheridan played outfield for the RoyalsPat was a fourth outfielder who in the course of...
#69 on our list is the moustached masher, Jeff King.As Samson's power came from his hair, Jeff King's power came from his moustache.Jeff was a power hitting first baseman who spent just two seasons...
#70 on our countdown of the Greatest Royals of All-Time is Carlos FeblesUno of !Dos Carlos!Carlos Febles was a highly touted second baseman, who combined with Carlos Beltran made up "Dos Carlos."...
#71 in our countdown is Lonnie Smith.Cocaine is a helluva drugLucky Lonnie. Lonnie Smith was a talented, but flawed player who got to be a starter on five different World Series teams, three of...
The 72nd Greatest Royal of All-Time was Roger NelsonAs the first pick in the 1969 Expansion Draft, Nelson's name will live on with the likes of Ruppert Jones, David Nied and Tony SaundersRoger...
The 73rd Greatest Royal of All-Time is Michael TuckerHe'll always be a superstar in his own eyesIt seems difficult to remember now, but Michael Tucker was a highly touted college ballplayer from...
The 74th Greatest Royal is Tom PoquetteHe'll leave the light on for you at Motel 6Tom was a contact-hitting part-time outfielder for three division title champion Kansas City Royals ball clubs in...
The 75th Greatest Royal of All-Time is Bruce Dal CantonYour high school history teacher could become a Royals reliever!Bruce Dal Canton was known as a nice quiet guy who was overlooked out of...
