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5 Things You Missed: 2014 World Series, Game 3
By Daniel Rathman In the last 56 World Series that began with the road team earning a 1-1 split, there has been no home-field advantage for the hosts in Game 3. They were 26-30 at the start of play on...
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5 Things You Missed: 2014 World Series, Game 4
By Daniel Rathman Friday’s Game 3 was a relatively tidy, 3-2 affair. Both starters were crafty and efficient, working into the sixth and benefiting from quality defense. Both managers used only their...
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5 Things You Missed: 2014 World Series, Game 6
Before the Royals went down three games to two, leaving themselves with no path to victory besides forcing and prevailing in a winner-take-all Game 7, their manager, Ned Yost, admitted to secretly...
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5 Things You Missed: 2014 World Series, Game 7
By Daniel Rathman When play began last night, visitors were 0-9 in Game 7 of the World Series since 1982. But the 2014 Giants had a horse in their stable that none of the nine road clubs that preceded...
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A Royal Misunderstanding Of Baseball’s Unwritten Rules
By Matt Furtado/KHTK Sports 1140 The old saying is “an eye for an eye,” or in baseball terms, “you hit my guy, I hit your guy.” At some point during this past weekend, the Kansas City Royals...
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Fantasy Baseball All-Star Edition: Which Players Do You Actually Want On Your...
By Sam McPherson Every year it’s the same thing: Major League Baseball fusses and fawns over the players that make the All-Star Game rosters in the American and National leagues. Whether because of fan...
View ArticleJoyce’s 3-Run Double Rallies A’s Past Royals 10-8
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – Royals manager Ned Yost played the percentages when he intentionally walked pinch-hitter Rajai Davis to load the bases with two outs in the bottom of the eighth inning. The...
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