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Royals defy poetry, go gentle into that good night (opens the original)
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With a chance to play spoiler, the Royals instead lose meekly. The Royals dropped the rubber game against the Houston Astros Thursday night. Despite scoring first, Kansas City falls 6-2 as Houston homered five times. The game started off promising as the Royals loaded the bases in the top of the first on just nine pitches—two four-pitch walks to Carter Jensen and Bobby Witt Jr. before Houston opener Miguel Ullola plunked Jac Caglianone in the foot. Up came tonight’s cleanup hitter, Maikel Garcia
Hook, line, and Wacha: Royals sink Marlins in series finale (opens the original)
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Big eighth helps Royals easily avoid sweep. Despite falling behind early, the Royals fought back thanks to the arm of Michael Wacha and timely hits by Carter Jensen and Jac Caglianone to win the third and final game of their series against the Miami Marlins, 7-3. The win improves the Royals record to 63-78. Which means, of course, that the Royals will avoid a 100-loss season, something that a) I didn’t think we’d have to worry about at the start of the season, and b) I very much worried about at
Royals vs Marlins September 3rd game discussion (opens the original)
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The one where the Royals can stave off 100 losses Lately, I’ve been writing game discussions and recaps after unfortunate events. Last Thursday, I wrote the game thread the day after the nine-game winning streak snapped. Today, it’s following the end of five straight series wins. But that’s okay. Listen, if you were thinking that the Royals could make the playoffs during this stretch of great baseball that began when they were 24 games under .500, I applaud you. I wish I could’ve had that kind o
Royals hammer Blue Jays, win fourth straight series (opens the original)
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The Royals pounced on the Blue Jays Thursday evening, beginning the game with a home from Carter Jensen and finishing it with a 13-2 victory. One day after the nine-game winning streak ended, the Royals looked no worse for wear. Noah Cameron started the game and looked like his second-half self. He pitched six innings, walked two, gave up six hits and two earned runs while striking out three. He picks up another win to improve his record to 9-8 as his ERA drops below 4 to sit at 3.98. The Royals
Royals vs Blue Jays, August 27th game discussion (opens the original)
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The one where the Royals go for their fourth straight series win. Unless the Royals winning streak had hit 25 games, they weren’t going to make the playoffs. And so they fell 16 games short of it. So what? That was quite the enjoyable stretch of baseball, and despite losing last night, I’m looking forward to tonight’s game. Cameron became one of the team’s highlights last year when helped keep the season afloat. He struggled at the start of this season, but he’s been incredible through his last
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