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Royals Rundown: A Kansas City Royals Podcast - Royals Review Radio: Episode 13 - We Are The Champions of Baseball

Royals Review Radio: Episode 13 - We Are The Champions of Baseball

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11/10/15 • 72 min

Royals Rundown: A Kansas City Royals Podcast
What would cause someone to live under a rock? Is there a real estate market for rocks as habitats? I should probably Google search this, but I don't think there are any creatures that live under or inside rocks. First, how would that creature get any air or sunlight? Secondly how does a creature live under a rock without dying? I think it may be possible to live in a rock, rather than under. Also are a creature's economics and current habitat so bad that they would or need to live under a rock? Somehow if you've defied my entirely fallible logic and have been living under the proverbial rock, you likely would have missed the Royals winning the World Series depending on how long you were under said rock for. So in this podcast we cover not only the Royals World Series title, but also the plans not just for KC but for Royals review over the coming month(s). Guests this episode include co-co-host Matthew LaMar, co-co-host Shaun Newkirk, and our Editor in Chief Max Rieper. Topics include: Eric Hosmer's poor but exceptionally fortunate baserunning A non-Plaza parade Wade Davis: Ridiculous and absurd Maybe paying Alex Gordon large sums of money Do we want to even live until 2018? Eric Hosmer vs Alex Rios Shaun forgets how posting fees work Internally replacing Alex Gordon, Ben Zobrist, et all... Conan O'Brien, Richter, and Comic the Insult Dog Matt hates Christmas A thanks to you, both readers and listeners #WilMyerstoKC Music Introduction: Lucero - Smoke Outro: The Faceless - Planetary Duality II Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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What would cause someone to live under a rock? Is there a real estate market for rocks as habitats? I should probably Google search this, but I don't think there are any creatures that live under or inside rocks. First, how would that creature get any air or sunlight? Secondly how does a creature live under a rock without dying? I think it may be possible to live in a rock, rather than under. Also are a creature's economics and current habitat so bad that they would or need to live under a rock? Somehow if you've defied my entirely fallible logic and have been living under the proverbial rock, you likely would have missed the Royals winning the World Series depending on how long you were under said rock for. So in this podcast we cover not only the Royals World Series title, but also the plans not just for KC but for Royals review over the coming month(s). Guests this episode include co-co-host Matthew LaMar, co-co-host Shaun Newkirk, and our Editor in Chief Max Rieper. Topics include: Eric Hosmer's poor but exceptionally fortunate baserunning A non-Plaza parade Wade Davis: Ridiculous and absurd Maybe paying Alex Gordon large sums of money Do we want to even live until 2018? Eric Hosmer vs Alex Rios Shaun forgets how posting fees work Internally replacing Alex Gordon, Ben Zobrist, et all... Conan O'Brien, Richter, and Comic the Insult Dog Matt hates Christmas A thanks to you, both readers and listeners #WilMyerstoKC Music Introduction: Lucero - Smoke Outro: The Faceless - Planetary Duality II Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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undefined - Royals Review Radio - Episode 12: We're Going to the World Series (Again...)

Royals Review Radio - Episode 12: We're Going to the World Series (Again...)

There's an old idiom about the fact that eventually even a blind squirrel will find a nut or some sort of indehiscence fruit. What this idiom does not describe though is exactly how many nuts this blind squirrel will find after the first nut. In the case of the Royals, they've found two consecutive nuts. Who is the blind squirrel in this scenario? One could argue it's Royals manager Ned Yost who despite all the critics and anti-saber ink spilled about him has found himself managing a World Series team in consecutive years. That's not an entirely crazy argument, but let me propose a different example: your humble co-host. Somehow despite all earthly logic, this author, co-host, and unreliable narrator of truth finds himself writing about a World Series team for the second consecutive year. Most importantly though (to the author) the team he finds himself writing about is in fact his favorite team. The nut from last year wasn't fruitful though. It was rotten...or at least it only beared an unfulfilling seed. The authors favorite team lost in seven games of the World Series. Hopefully the nut found this year births a bountiful harvest leading to trophies and triumphs. On this episode of the podcast we have two segments. The first segment includes two guests from Amazin' Avenues. Jeffrey Pasternostro (who also covers prospects and other non-Mets related content at Baseball Prospectus) and Greg Karam (who despite having a 30-grade Twitter presence, you should still follow). Topics include: Curtis Granderson: Not crazy old The Wilpons, a negative connotation Where's the power? featuring Dom Smith and Brandon Nimmo Yankee Fans Signing both Daniel Murphy and Yoenis Cespedes Bartolo Colon vs Munenori Kawasaki The book on Terry Collins Goodbye Cesar Puello, thanks for all the sunflower seeds The second segment doesn't feature quite as much non-Royals diversity however still features excellent guests. Those guests are still married Minda Haas and Matt Jackson of Beyond the Box Score fame. Topics include: Minda's feelings while driving to Walgreens Matt tries to not incite a pregnant lady Royals rotation plans Cueto home vs away World Series predictions Pitcher hair Barbeque vs Bagels: Why? Whiff rates Rumspringa MLB Network does incalculable math Lack of food around Citi Field Music: Introduction: The Wonder Years - An Elegy for Baby Blue Interlude: Billy Joel - A Matter of Trust Outro: Thrice - Melting Point of Wax Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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undefined - Royals Review Radio - Episode 14: An Offseason Simulation

Royals Review Radio - Episode 14: An Offseason Simulation

In the Matrix, humans are strapped to non-sentient feeding machines that essentially perpetually suck life matter out of them to sustain robotic life. However the humans are inserted into a somewhat digital alternate reality to give them hope. In Inception, a group of professional dream-alterers dubbed "extractors" enter the subconscious and dreams of targets to implant an idea into their consciousness. In Vanilla Sky, the main character authorizes scientists to preserve his body and he enters a 150 year long cryonic dream that goes awry. In Donnie Darko, something happens but nobody can consistently explain the plot. Over the past week, we here at Royals Review joined with other SB Nation writers to enter into an alternate reality. One should remember though that our alternate reality is a lot less dramatic, fun, and serious as those above. No one was harmed in the process of our alternate reality. Our alternate reality consisted of taking over the general management of the 30 respected MLB clubs. Those implanted general managers would be given full discretion to sign, release, and trade players to achieve whatever goal they wanted. The results of that alternate reality and more are discussed in the preceding podcast. Guest include Editor in Chief Max Rieper, East Coast correspondent Joshua K Ward, and media buff Josh Duggan. Your usual co-host for this podcast is consistent fool Shaun Newkirk. Topics include: What the hell even is a manager of the year? Dayton Moore doesn't pay for relievers Duggan goes two for two Joakim Soria: A reunion at hand? David Glass vs Jeffrey Loria Giving record money to Noel Arguelles and Bubba Starling Fallen homies: Tim Melville, Daniel Cortes, Carlos Rosa, etc... Royals using protection (with their prospects) "Cryptotherapy" Offseason simulation (starting at 1:13:20) Max being more negotiable with his wife Lowballing offers Yankees "get money" Nationals fans revolt Music Introduction: Comeback Kid - Defeated Outro: Cynthia Harrell - Snake Eater (from the Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater Soundtrack) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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