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Originally Posted by jackb

You know whats funny about this is when you listen to that dummy Ryan LeFevbre announce Royals games, he is obviously a hometown fan.

well,thats what he gets paid for

You listen to the announcers on this past game of the week,(Saturday) and they tell you the REAL story. no hit, no defense, no speed.

and no money to keep talent...thats changed a LITTLE this year.

I support all the hometown teams because its something to bring us all together...allegedly...but it would be nice to be a contender once in a while.The chiefs were always near the top in the 90's...made it exciting even if ya knew they would always lose in the first round of playoffs.At least there was hope...the best we can hope for the boys in blue is to keep setting the 100 loss record every year.No fault of the players,but mgmt. has a big part of it along with the front office.

Cook, I agree with you. My point is I don't think there is any consistency to the way the team is managed. Like I said in other posts, it seems to me the players, except pitchers, are utility players. They constantly play other positions, so my feeling is thats where the errors pile up at, because they are not comfortable going lets say from third to short to second. I believe a player gets better the more familiar they are playing the same position day after day. Example, PENA at short? An obvious liability in the field not to mention at bat. I'm not knocking the players, dont get me wrong. I think they do have some good young talent. I do, however, think it is totally mismanaged.

agreed!