The Improvement of Wilson Betemit
Wilson Betemit has looked good so far for the Royals. Why have his numbers improved?
Gore has hit .321/.429/.376 with 32 stolen bases (in 34 attempts) in 61 pro games. He says "when I get on base the whole game changes." He also walks us through his draft process and a day in the life of a minor leaguer which starts by waking up at 5:30am.
The Kansas City Royals (71-91 in 2011) have only fielded a winning team once in the past eighteen years and haven’t made the playoffs since 1985. Normally, fans would deduce that they would get a ton of quality first-round picks who would help the team turn it around and be competitive. However, they have had draft pick after draft pick fail and the ones who do succeed get out of town pretty quickly. It’s a sad story for a proud franchise that was so good during the late 70′s and early 80′s. If 2011 taught the KC Royals anything, it’s that they should be pretty excited for seasons to come, as their farmhands are beginning to pan out. You’ve seen this song and dance before, but hear me out.
Wilson Betemit has looked good so far for the Royals. Why have his numbers improved?
The branding for this Detroit-area newspaper's "Best of" issue quite resembles that of the Kansas City Royals.
Baseball card of Zack Greinke. Thought you might enjoy this. Lots more Zack here at Goose Joak
I was content to lurk on Royals Review and revel in the camaraderie and sado-masochism that binds us fans together, but I stumbled upon this today and I have to know: are we talking about the same person here?
Sony Corp. Is Optimistic About Motion Controls, and the Royals
Jack Harry just predicted 80 wins for the Royals because he said he's one of the more "optimistic" reporters. Optimistic must mean insane.