U.L.'s Toothpick
Darin WatsonExploring Kansas City Royals history
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The Year Of The Card--Jose Rosado, 1999
The Royals had plenty of problems during the Lost Years of 1995-2012, but probably the biggest one was an almost complete inability to develop pitching. Pretty much from the arrival in the majors of Kevin Appier and Tom Gordon until…I don’t...
This Date In Royals History--1984 Edition: The Wrapup
Apologies for the lateness of this post, but life (and a desire to watch the 2024 Royals in the playoffs) got in the way a bit.
The Complete A-Z Guide To Hating The Yankees
Note: This piece was originally published in 2013 at Pine Tar Press. I have updated some of the references, but the original intent remains. And if you happen to be a Yankee fan reading this, it’s (mostly) all in good fun. Besides, you shou...
This Date In Royals History--1984 Edition: October 5
The Royals’ Charlie Leibrandt was outstanding in his attempt to keep Kansas City’s season alive. But Detroit’s Milt Wilcox was just a bit better, allowing the Tigers to finish off the ALCS with a 1-0 win on Friday afternoon at Tiger Stadium...
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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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