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Thanks to the 8,000 of you who voted. That's a 3 to 1 ratio in favor of continuing the excerpts.
But I retain respect for the one fourth of you who would rather see something else. So I'll keep the excerpts, but post them less often -- maybe one per week.
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More injury news for the #Royals. Ryan Bergert underwent Tommy John surgery today. Ben Kudrna underwent an olecranon stress fracture fixation surgery on his elbow.
They had both been waiting for second opinions to come in.
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Coming back to KC!
We have agreed to terms with RHP Michael Wacha on a three-year contract with a club option for 2028.
@KevinRothWx I’m sure you are aware mlb.com/news/brewers-royals-…
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Excited to announce that I've been sponsored by Arkfeld Wealth Strategies. Grateful for their support on this journey. – at Lincoln, NE
Arkfeld Wealth Strategies sponsors Nebraska football walk ons
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Here's a look at Royals' rising pitching prospect Blake Wolters from the side from yesterday's bullpen. If you're wondering how he generates his velocity--I don't think he skips any leg days in the gym.
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No. 1 Guardians prospect Chase DeLauter will be featured in #SpringBreakout, and we have an autographed card to give away!
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Since 2019, the Chiefs are now 5-1 when trailing by 10+ points at any point in the playoffs.
The rest of the NFL is 6-48 in those games in that span.
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I am incredibly grateful to the Sherman family and the Royals front office for believing in me, and I promise to do everything in my power to help bring championship baseball back to Kansas City! Let’s go!!
via @NYTimes @neiltyson this would be an interesting topic for @StarTalkRadio nytimes.com/2024/02/02/clima…
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Yeah, therapy is great and all, but have you felt the inner peace after pairing up a big pile of socks without a straggler?
I just subscribed to Beyond the Booth jesseagler.substack.com/subs…
Spying High: A Rare Trip in America's U-2 Spy Plane on.wsj.com/2zTVBax
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Per @JeffPassan:
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For the "player salaries are why ticket prices are so high" crowd, please read this.
The Relationship Between Player Salaries and Ticket Prices
by @Cran_Boy
baseballprospectus.com/news/…
ALT We’re not talking small decreases here. These teams slashed payroll. If payroll drives what teams charge, we should expect the cost of attending each of these teams’ games to have declined. They didn’t. The average ticket price (as calculated by Team Marketing Report) fell from $37.77 to $35.22 in Seattle and by 43 cents in Baltimore. That’s it. The other teams all raised prices despite player payroll plunging by about half or more.