Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2003 12:40 pm
Should be some huge crowds this weekend, should be fun. Might go Sat and or Sun.
went last night, going tonight, Sat. and Sun...
I'm going to miss baseball
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Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
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Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Fri Sep 26, 2003 12:50 pm
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Sat Sep 27, 2003 6:43 pm
Me too.
I'm going tomorrow.
I'm going tomorrow.
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Sun Sep 28, 2003 2:44 pm
Way to end the season, Royals! Went Saturday and the Royals looked horrible, I MEAN HORRIBLE! Got bombed in front of a nearly 40k for the second straight night and it looks like Chicago will take the last game as well (5-0 in the sixth).
What do you think of this? We have dropped 15 games since the break, going from 7 up to 8 down and the Twins and Sox did not play well (Twins only started playing well in the last two weeks). If one of those teams played 550-600 ball this month, KC could be 15 games out by now.
Not trying to be negative, but was this year truly a fluke?
Regardless, I'll be back and hopefully "more" than 6500 season ticket holders next year.
What do you think of this? We have dropped 15 games since the break, going from 7 up to 8 down and the Twins and Sox did not play well (Twins only started playing well in the last two weeks). If one of those teams played 550-600 ball this month, KC could be 15 games out by now.
Not trying to be negative, but was this year truly a fluke?
Regardless, I'll be back and hopefully "more" than 6500 season ticket holders next year.
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 8:58 am
I went on Sunday, and ovated on my feet for the Boys in Blue. Even though they were roundly defeated, it felt great to be there.
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 12:26 pm
I think what happened towards the end of the season can be mainly attributed to 2 things :
1. A lot of young players that weren't used to playing a 162 game season.
2. Several veterans who weren't used to playing this many games that mattered.
Neither of these elements should be a factor next season.
Personally I think the real "fluke" of the season is how well we actually DID. Look at the patchwork starting lineup we had for most of the season...Beltran was gone for much of the opening month...Sweeney was out FOREVER...look at how many positions Desi Relaford had to play this season. If Pena doesn't win AL Manager Of The Year I'm going on a homicidal rampage. lol.
If we can avoid crushing injuries next season I think we'll win closer to 90 games & compete for the division title.
1. A lot of young players that weren't used to playing a 162 game season.
2. Several veterans who weren't used to playing this many games that mattered.
Neither of these elements should be a factor next season.
Personally I think the real "fluke" of the season is how well we actually DID. Look at the patchwork starting lineup we had for most of the season...Beltran was gone for much of the opening month...Sweeney was out FOREVER...look at how many positions Desi Relaford had to play this season. If Pena doesn't win AL Manager Of The Year I'm going on a homicidal rampage. lol.
If we can avoid crushing injuries next season I think we'll win closer to 90 games & compete for the division title.
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 8:17 pm
Yikes!If Pena doesn't win AL Manager Of The Year I'm going on a homicidal rampage.
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Tue Sep 30, 2003 9:33 pm
Pena deserves it more than anyone else.
Anybody hitting Kauffman one last time?
Posted: Wed Oct 01, 2003 10:54 am
phxcat wrote:Yikes!If Pena doesn't win AL Manager Of The Year I'm going on a homicidal rampage.
C'mon... I added a " lol " .
