U.L.'s Toothpick
Darin WatsonExploring Kansas City Royals history
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This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 15
The Royals returned to Kansas City Friday afternoon after losing Game Five of the ALCS in New York. The team had stayed overnight in the Big Apple, but instead of flying to Cincinnati for the World Series, their charter flight landed at Kan...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 14
“I challenged him. I gave him my best pitch. I’ve got to give him credit. It was my best pitch, and he hit it out. I didn’t want to walk him. The other night he swung at the same pitch and missed.”--Mark Littell, quoted by Dick Mackey, The...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 13
Getting their second look at Catfish Hunter in four days, the Royals jumped on New York’s best starter for three runs in the second inning and, thanks to an outstanding relief appearance from Doug Bird, went on to a 7-4 victory over New Yor...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 12
The Royals’ early lead disappeared in a bullpen meltdown, putting Kansas City on the brink of elimination after a 5-3 loss to New York on Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium in the third game of the ALCS.
For three innings, it looked like the...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 11
The Royals and Yankees had a travel day as the ALCS shifted to New York for the final three games. With the series tied at 1-1, it would be going at least four games. Kansas City planned to send left-hander Andy Hassler to the mound on Tues...
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Royals fan since day 1, which was sometime in the mid-1970s. Happy to document it all, from the glory days to the lowest lows. Happily married to a very understanding wife.
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