The Kansas City Royals could be the best team in the west.
Make that the NL West.
The Royals now reside in last place in the AL Central. But if they moved to the NL West, it would obviously be a different story.
It’s no coincidence the Royals are on a three-game winning streak … it’s because they are playing teams from the Weak, Weak NL West.
In fact, Kansas City is 5-2 overall against the NL West.
The Royals won two of three against both the Arizona Diamondbacks (on the road) and San Francisco Giants (at home) before Monday night’s home win against the Colorado Rockies.
Luckily for the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, they don’t have to play the Mighty Royals this season.
Much of Kansas City’s success is due to closer Joakim Soria, who already has 20 saves. Yes, this is the same Soria the Padres let go to Kansas City in the Rule V draft two years ago.
As weak as the Padres’ bullpen has been, couldn’t they use somebody like Soria right about now?
Make that the NL West.
The Royals now reside in last place in the AL Central. But if they moved to the NL West, it would obviously be a different story.
It’s no coincidence the Royals are on a three-game winning streak … it’s because they are playing teams from the Weak, Weak NL West.
In fact, Kansas City is 5-2 overall against the NL West.
The Royals won two of three against both the Arizona Diamondbacks (on the road) and San Francisco Giants (at home) before Monday night’s home win against the Colorado Rockies.
Luckily for the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, they don’t have to play the Mighty Royals this season.
Much of Kansas City’s success is due to closer Joakim Soria, who already has 20 saves. Yes, this is the same Soria the Padres let go to Kansas City in the Rule V draft two years ago.
As weak as the Padres’ bullpen has been, couldn’t they use somebody like Soria right about now?
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The Royals probably are better than any team in the West. Too bad for them; they play in the American League.
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