The 76th Greatest Royal is Rich GaleRich, seen here before his bartending daysRich Gale was a terrific right handed rookie pitcher for the Royals 1978 American League West Division winner....
The 77th Greatest Royal of All-Time is Fran HealyFran, before he became Reggie's wingmanFran Healy was a career backup catcher who is probably better known for being the voice of the Mets and for...
Trying to get these out quicker so we can actually get them done before next season!The 78th Greatest Royal is Pat KellySurprisingly, Pat Kelly was not IrishPat Kelly was a gifted athlete and a...
The 79th Greatest Royal is Jamie QuirkFormer George Brett drinking buddy Jamie QuirkJamie is best known as the wingman for George Brett in his high-flying single days, but Quirk was a very gifted...
The 80th Greatest Royals is Luis AquinoLuis was a pretty solid swingman for the Royals for parts of five seasons in the late 80s and early 90s. He never struck out very many hitters, but had good...
The 81st Greatest Royal of All-Time is submariner Ted Abernathy.Ted is still seventh in Royals history in savesWhen the Royals acquired reliever Ted Abernathy from the St. Louis Cardinals for...
The 82nd Greatest Royal of All-Time is Darrell May Darell May giving up a home run In September of 2001, Royals General Manager Allard Baird went on a scouting trip to Japan. After many shots of...
The 83rd best Royal in franchise history is Mark LittellMark is best known for serving off the walk-off, series ending home run to Chris Chambliss in Game Five of the 1976 American League...
This pains me. The 84th best Royal of All-Time is David HowardWhen I realized that David Howard had made the list of The 100 Greatest Royals of All-Time, I wanted to end the list immediately. How...
First things first, Pete LaCock had one of the funniest surnames in the history of Royals baseball. Now that we can get past that, who was Pete LaCock?Looking past the funny namePete LaCock grew up...
