U.L.'s Toothpick
Darin WatsonExploring Kansas City Royals history
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This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 9
An unlucky first inning cost the Royals in Game One of the ALCS, and it may have cost them more than that. The New York Yankees took advantage of two errors by George Brett in that inning to score two runs, and Catfish Hunter took it from t...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 8
Kansas City baseball had been chasing the Yankees for decades. The old Kansas City Blues were New York’s top farm team from the mid-1930s until major-league baseball arrived in KC. But the Athletics spent much of their first decade serving...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 7
The Royals and New York Yankees both had a workout day at Royals Stadium as the long layoff between the end of the regular season and the start of the ALCS continued on Thursday. Kansas City used its workout time for batting and infield pra...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 6
After the Royals concluded a workout at Royals Stadium on Wednesday morning, manager Whitey Herzog revealed his starting pitcher choices for the first two games of the ALCS against New York, which would begin on Saturday afternoon in Kansas...
This Date In Royals History--1976 Edition: October 5
Another quiet day for the Royals on Tuesday, as they would not begin workouts ahead of the ALCS until Wednesday. Their opponent, the New York Yankees, arrived in Kansas City so they could also have some workouts at Royals Stadium beginning...
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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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