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Royals comeback attempt in extras falls short in loss to D-Backs (opens the original)
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Wasted a brilliant effort from Noah Cameron. Craig Kimbrel came on in the 10th inning of a 0-0 tie game and allowed five singles en route to giving up five runs in a 5-4 loss to the Diamondbacks. Ildemaro Vargas snuck a bunt under Kimbrel’s dive, and then a sacrifice fly scored the first run of the game for either team. From there it went off the rails, as Kimbrel gave up single after single and the runs poured in. Five, in total. It wasn’t all on Kimbrel - Rave flubbed fielding a ball in right
Royals vs. Diamondbacks, September 7 Live Discussion (opens the original)
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Noah Cameron gets the start on a holiday matinee against a team hanging on to a Wild Card spot. Here on Labor Day, in the midst of a heat wave, the Arizona Diamondbacks come to a cooler environment than Phoenix for a series. The 76-68 D-Backs are hanging on to the third Wild Card slot in the NL, with a half-game lead over the San Diego Padres. The Royals can play spoiler a little bit, if they like. The D-Backs will start Derek Law on the hill in today’s game. He will turn 36 in a week, and he’s
Royals offense explodes in victory over Athletics (opens the original)
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Garcia and Pasquantino each got hits in their return from the IL, but it was Witt and Cags with the fireworks. The Athletics struck first, a Jeff McNeil homer on the first pitch of the game, to go ahead against Michael Wacha right at the start. But the Royals roared back, scoring in five separate innings, to win the game 9-5 in Vinnie Pasquantino and Maikel Garcia’s return from the injured list. The two returning players combined to go 3-9, but that was mostly Garcia. In the first inning, Bobby
Royals vs Athletics, August 17 Live Discussion (opens the original)
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The vagabond Athletics will make their annual journey to Kansas City for the home series this week. They stand at 49-75. Heading into July, FanGraphs playoff odds had them about equal to the Astros for making the playoffs. They have had some truly unfortunate injury issues, with Nick Kurtz and Shea Langeliers both on the injured list right now. It’s not like the Royals are much better at 51-74, but tonight Vinnie Pasquantino and Maikel Garcia are returning to the squad and will start. Hopefully
Royals bullpen melts down again in loss to Dodgers (opens the original)
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Witt and Cags gave it their best effort, but it just was not enough. Well, I’m not sure what I expected. The Royals stars (Witt, Cags) were showing out both offensively and defensively, but it wasn’t enough to overcome the moribund bullpen in a 6-5 loss to the Dodgers that was full of punch-counterpunch. The 6th inning was the key part. The Royals held a 3-2 lead and Noah Cameron, who had pitched pretty well up to this point, gave up a few hard-hit balls in a row to put runners on second and thi
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